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kimchidude
8mo ago
Anyone else consistently get Error 404?
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kimchidude
9mo ago
Ushering in the Silk Road 2.0 haha
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kimchidude
9mo ago
That's very cool and something I'd love to do for my son! What environment were you working with and are any of your games avail online?
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kimchidude
11mo ago
I think this is amazing. I work in the construction sector and there are so so so many small one-man tradesperson companies that need to know about this.
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11mo ago
There was a virtual platform through which to learn Chinese called ‘Zon’. Someone obviously put years of work into it but no one ever joined and it turned into this great looking ghost town.
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kimchidude
1y ago
Ottawa, Canada.
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kimchidude
2y ago
https://ieltsielts.com/ I build simple speech shadowing exercises that help people train for IELTS Speaking. The project makes more than $500/month.
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kimchidude
2y ago
Asking the real questions here. I got that ‘Google has been talking about Willow for ages, this isn’t new’ blah blah blah. The problem is the public only started talking about it yesterday.
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kimchidude
2y ago
Wow I love both Synecdoche and Blue Velvet! What didn’t you like about Blue Velvet?
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kimchidude
3y ago
Thanks! Those thoughts are super helpful~
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Ask HN: Startups that slow-burned before taking off, what caused the inflection?
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Ask HN: What is your favourite Indie Hackers episode?
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3y ago
Thank you for the suggestion. I am interested in modern China, so I might check it out. Just curious about the ‘lack of education on how to raise babies’ - sounds a bit subjective. I mean, plenty of those babies seem to excel when transferr
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3y ago
I really enjoyed that book and how it attempts to simplify the nature of common supply chain constraints. You probably know this already, but if not: Eli Goldratt (the guy that wrote that book) wrote an equally brilliant academic paper on t
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4y ago
Cool idea for a thread. I’m still building https://www.ieltsielts.com/ which offers original resources and coaching for an English language proficiency exam called the IELTS. It makes over $500 USD per month.
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4y ago
I built a ‘phone book’ of sorts for QR codes, where people could upload any QR code they wanted and tack on a Google friendly description. My main motivator was to allow for more transparency and cross connectivity among WeChat groups, but
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4y ago
Could I shamelessly post a link to my accent training YouTube channel? The whole channel is devoted to language development through speech shadowing exercises. These exercises will help you do some accent training on your own: https:/
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4y ago
Isn’t this what BitClout is trying (unsuccessfully so far) to do? I think the concept is interesting.
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4y ago
You say you’re not interested in cloud based solutions, but I think this is at odds with any practical way through which to share files. Here’s what I do: I divide my life into a core four DropBox folders, so one for family, work, projects
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4y ago
YouTube can be a great tool for this. Just make some videos about your niche and then post a video asking viewers to participate.
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4y ago
Tapatalk strikes me as a brilliant idea ruined. I’m surprised nothing else came along to successfully bridge forums to mobile culture.
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4y ago
But I think when you extend the sample to the spectrum of all humanity (as the infographic does), $1 million USD becomes quite clearly a fitting benchmark of wealth.
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4y ago
I guess we're getting into semantics here, but I would imagine someone with a net worth above a million USD would be considered to have above average wealth in a majority of countries.
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4y ago
Yes, that's it.
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4y ago
Good point. That's probably a significant portion of the number, yes.
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4y ago
Yeah you could be right, but it's like more than a thousand millionaires have left/are leaving in 2022.
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4y ago
There is an infographic floating around at the moment that maps the migration of millionaires in 2022. I have not dug through the data to see if everything in the infographic is accurate, but as I think most people would presume: it shows l
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4y ago
Could UBI play a possible role?
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4y ago
I do from time to time if it's obvious it is not going to link to something embarrassing or malicious. For example, once in a while I get handed a business card or pamphlet for a person/service I've heard about and want to kn
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4y ago
People that act like that are insecure and defensive about something. I'm constantly dealing with these types in my industry (education). It took me a long time to learn that this behaviour is almost never about you, so try not to take
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