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by localhost3000 2mo ago
> This quarter, we won’t be releasing any new features, and we have no plans to redesign anything — we will exclusively focus on fixing bugs. IME this happens more often than people think. If you’re leading a team part of your job is to
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Show HN: Live-updating, information-dense World Cup dashboard and simulator(worldcupdash.com)
2 points by localhost3000 3mo ago|0 comments
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by localhost3000 5mo ago
How I think about this: If you're using an agent in a shell environment with unfettered internet access and code execution: CLI + Skills. If you're using a hosted agent on a website or in an app without code execution and limited&
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by localhost3000 2y ago
In my experience one of the best ways to "get ahead" is to give direct 1:1 feedback to someone higher up in your management chain for something that you are obviously right about it (some wiggle room here, but be sure to be atleas
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by localhost3000 2y ago
My eyesight deteriorated significantly during 2020-2022 to the point where I could no longer legally drive without glasses (I had been 20/20 or better my entire life). I bit the bullet in 2023 and had LASIK, which brought me back to th
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by localhost3000 3y ago
Used to periodically get a c&d email from FB lawyers for some harmless software I published. Always completely ignored it, not even responding to acknowledge receipt. It eventually stopped. I figure they gave up and focused their effort
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by localhost3000 4y ago
Grew up in a small town in Connecticut and roamed around all the time as a ~9 year old. Used to go fishing with my friends at the various rivers and streams around town. No cell phones, be home before dark. Doors were never locked. It was a
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by localhost3000 4y ago
A few years ago I got multiple cease and desist emails from a FAANG for a Chrome extension they didn't like. I ignored them and they eventually went away. Sending scary sounding emails to indie devs is extremely low cost.
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by localhost3000 4y ago
*apizza
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by localhost3000 4y ago
It took literally _5 years_ for me to get through the waitlist. I signed up in 2016 and got an automated email “from” the founder in May 2021 excitedly inviting me to fill out a questionnaire in order to gain access… Asking me to do work af
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by localhost3000 6y ago
>Prices will go up because the value of the dollar goes up sorry to nitpick but inflation is the value of the dollar going _down_. if the value of a dollar were to increase, the price of a thing denominated in dollars (i.e. stocks) would
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by localhost3000 6y ago
I’m the EM on the Docs Product team at Stripe. We own the infra and user experience for Stripe Docs. If any MDN or dev tools folks are reading and interested in Stripe, please reach out: ianm@stripe.com
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by localhost3000 6y ago
You don’t _have_ to pay estimated taxes. If you choose not to you just pay a penalty at tax time (essentially interest on what you didn’t pay throughout the year). It’s up to you to decide if it’s worth it. I freelanced for a few years and
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by localhost3000 6y ago
If you cmd+f twice in a row that should bypass you to your browser’s native search. There’s also a toggle in the search UI so that you can opt out of the modal entirely and go straight to browser search every time. It’s in the bottom right
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by localhost3000 6y ago
Versions of this have happened to me multiple times over the years. They never budge. The developer always gets screwed. I will never build on the App Store again.
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by localhost3000 6y ago
did you just "actually" Barack Obama on how change happens in a democracy?
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by localhost3000 6y ago
> That volume is simply not coming back. I keep hearing versions of this. Such dire finality. Do you actually believe that in 1 or 2 years time bars in Times Square won't be as busy as ever? If yes I think you are radically underest
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by localhost3000 6y ago
We use quite a bit of markdown at Stripe :)
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by localhost3000 7y ago
The opportunity cost is not just the lost wages, it needs to also factor in the _years_ of having less-known or no-name/failed startups on your resume. This absolutely will impact your career opportunities. Having 3 early-career years
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by localhost3000 7y ago
I was very surprised to see my surname on the front page of hacker news today. No relation, afaik.
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by localhost3000 8y ago
They could fix the problem immediately by just banning RVs, private portas, and dismantling burner air (allowing special exceptions that must be approved by borg). This would keep many of the Instagram tourists out. If they were for real th
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by localhost3000 8y ago
Pro-tip: Nils Frahm’s 2018 album All Melody pairs extremely well with book 3. This combination was a highlight of 2018 for me.
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by localhost3000 8y ago
Cool! I made one awhile back called Todobook, it replaces the FB Newsfeed (and various other sites' feeds/lists, like HN) with a todo app that unlocks the feed when you finish your task(s) (either all or one, via config). Fun proj
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by localhost3000 8y ago
lol @ startups with no engineers yet paying “market rate”... they will maybe pay market rate within their stage band i.e. compared to other SV seed-stage startups, but this will still be way below the liquid total comp at a post IPO tec
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by localhost3000 8y ago
It was a great comment, thanks for sharing.
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by localhost3000 8y ago
Read about this one on Wired awhile back. Nice to see it making progress. Would love to see a succinct description of how this compares to / is better than the slew of other privacy coins...? Also, is there a first real use case in min
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A Chatbot for One – How I built a Valentine's Day chatbot for my girlfriend(medium.com)
2 points by localhost3000 8y ago|0 comments
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by localhost3000 8y ago
My comment wasn't suggesting that blockchain is "useless" (that obviously isn't true), just that the "trustless" argument doesn't hold up for me, and that is a primary argument for why blockchain is awes
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by localhost3000 8y ago
"Instead of relying on trust or regulation, in the blockchain world, individuals are on-purpose responsible for their own security precautions. And if the software they use is malicious or buggy, they should have read the software more
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by localhost3000 9y ago
“So-called nazis”, huh?

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