founderling

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by founderling 5y ago
I don't mean the product. Your subconscious mind is not motivated by the product. Tens of thousands of great products are created each year. Your subconscious mind does not care if there is one more or not. It is motivated by how good
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by founderling 5y ago
My guess is that you subconciously know that the outcome would not be that great. Why do you want to do a full-time job PLUS a side project? What kind of life is that? You would work most of your waking hours. That is not the kind of possib
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Ask HN: Should we do blind tests, how good or bad the Google search results are?
1 points by founderling 5y ago|0 comments
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by founderling 6y ago
Well, tweeting where ? If it is tweeted on an account with 0 followers, then certainly not, right? And when tweeted to one millioin scientists in the same field, then certainly yes, right?
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by founderling 6y ago
Yes. That is how they scared him into signing it. But I suggest standing your ground in such a situation. They wanted to work with him. They had a contract with him. So there was a lot of pressure on them too. If they breached the contract
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by founderling 6y ago
I beg to differ. They did not "add" a non-compete. They scared him into signing one. Someone at Amazon put a paper on his desk and said that unless he signs it, they would not "authorize my employment". Whatever that mea
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by founderling 6y ago
What does it give you over simple server-side rendered templates?
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by founderling 6y ago
The way I read it, they scrape 25k pages per day? I wonder if that could already bring them on Googles radar. If so, Google would probably send a cease and desist letter and this startup would simply give up. I wonder if Google would also d
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by founderling 6y ago
How does the statement about dead pixels help people who ordered and paid a phone but get no information on when it will be shipped? Regarding general population vs hackers: Do you imply that hackers value low price higher then others? Are
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by founderling 6y ago
I wonder why they price their products so cheap. They seem to be totally overrun by demand. And give a terrible user experience when you try to order from them. Friends of mine have ordered (and paid!) Pine64 products weeks ago and get no i
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Ask HN: Where do you buy audiobooks without DRM?
4 points by founderling 6y ago|1 comments
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by founderling 6y ago
From this announcement it seems PHP was not a language at first but rather a set of higher level tools. From what I read on Wikipedia, this version did have language features already. Can somebody in the know explain why they are not ment
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by founderling 6y ago
I use the Music-Map for my "music journey". Every other day, I start from an artist I already like and travel through the names until I stumble into an area I have not been to before: https://www.music-map.com
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by founderling 6y ago
Interesting, that you say longer for travel. To what extend is travel restricted at the moment? What happens when someone from - say - Germany flies to the UK? As far as I can see, flights can still be booked.
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Ask HN: When do you expect life will get back to “normal”?
27 points by founderling 6y ago|65 comments
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by founderling 7y ago
Can you run it locally on your laptop? I think you still need a steady hostname pointing to it, right?
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by founderling 7y ago
That might be a step forward. Still a bit complex, but maybe worth considering. Would that work for mulitple domains? So I CNAME the _acme-challenge subdomain for all my domains to _acme-challenge.cheapthrowaway.com?
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by founderling 7y ago
It is free! Something might be free there. But not the wildcard certs we are talking about.
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by founderling 7y ago
If the message is altered then the most pain anyone will have is connecting somewhere else for the first time If the page is altered so it loads 3rd party tracking code, then the pain is to be tracked. If the page is alter
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by founderling 7y ago
Did you miss the "free" in my comment or am I missing something?
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by founderling 7y ago
Because there is only one free certificate provider (lets encrypt) and it does not allow wildcard certificates via server authentification. Having the DNS credentials laying around on the server is not a good idea. So creating wildcard cert
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Ask HN: Examples of standard compliance that does not work in the real world?
1 points by founderling 7y ago|0 comments
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by founderling 7y ago
opaque byte arrays, only available operation is rendering into a bounded area Goodbye web then. Because the whole request you get from a client is nothing but strings. So when you run an onlineshop and a customer orders "
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by founderling 7y ago
What will happen when I plug the USB cable into my Linux machine?
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by founderling 7y ago
In fact, I only want to use it at home while sitting in front of the computer. I want to make some biofeedback experiments to figure out if I can influence my heart rate via meditation.
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by founderling 7y ago
Now I am confused. You can use the "Polar H10" on your wrist? The product description seems to only mention strapping it to your chest.
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by founderling 7y ago
That looks good! Will buy one next time I am in an electronics store. I find it surprising that a we still need a chest belt to measure heart beats. I can put a finger on my wrist and feel every beat perfectly. Strange that a wrist band can
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Ask HN: Is there a no-nonsense device that lets me measure my heart rate?
5 points by founderling 7y ago|15 comments
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by founderling 7y ago
I would think that enabling the "Display advertisers features" only makes sense for webmasters who also use Google Adsense. And then their visitors get bombarded with all kinds of cookies anyhow. So I don't think it applies t
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by founderling 7y ago
it also sets a third party DoubleClick cookie I have never witnessed that. Can you link to a site that uses only Google Analytics where that happens? Maybe you confused Analytics and Adsense?

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