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by ralfhn 17d ago
It takes five minutes to make a website look less obviously AI-generated.
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by ralfhn 2mo ago
Sending an unsolicited email to a person or a group is a cold email. There's nothing to bikeshed here.
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by ralfhn 2mo ago
I got my first job in the U.S by emailing the local PHP user group introducing myself. The CEO of a dev agency was on the list, and 2 weeks later I had a job offer. Moving to a new country not knowing anyone and with barely any money, fair
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by ralfhn 4mo ago
Codex is open source if you’re interested https://github.com/openai/codex
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by ralfhn 8mo ago
Just my two cents: don't chase happiness through work. It rarely works out that way. Work to live, don't live to work. I know it sounds a bit cheesy, but give it a try and see how it feels. If you’ve got 30 minutes, I recommend ch
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by ralfhn 8mo ago
or text messages? Could be more convenient to reply to a text
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by ralfhn 9mo ago
For a second I was really confused about what Epstein had to do with x-rays
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by ralfhn 9mo ago
You’d think people would at least spend 2 minutes changing obvious tells like “Why This Matters”…
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by ralfhn 9mo ago
From the author on twitter[1] "The background music is a cello performance by Iratxe Ibaibarriaga and composed by Aleix Ramon" [1] https://x.com/nealagarwal/status/1998788695449808920
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by ralfhn 9mo ago
From the author on twitter[1] "The background music is a cello performance by Iratxe Ibaibarriaga and composed by Aleix Ramon" [1] https://x.com/nealagarwal/status/1998788695449808920
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by ralfhn 1y ago
My online bank doesn’t support international wire transfers. I had to wire money to a local bank then go to the branch in person, twice, to wire money to my own brother in Europe. He then had to schedule an appointment with his own bank, g
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by ralfhn 1y ago
Watch how quickly this disappears from the front page despite getting the most upvotes.
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by ralfhn 1y ago
Linear.app is a product management tool like Jira. The article describes how they sync their data to their backend
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Ask HN: Do You Use Foreign Keys?
4 points by ralfhn 2y ago|3 comments
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by ralfhn 2y ago
I see nothing Israel hasn’t done yet we give them billions of dollars in aid.
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by ralfhn 2y ago
There’s https://www.typingmind.com/ local-only (no server) and built by an indie dev
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by ralfhn 2y ago
Data warehouses are structured to handle large volumes of data and complex queries more efficiently than a typical transactional database like PostgreSQL.
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by ralfhn 3y ago
The Go community is generally averse to frameworks.
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by ralfhn 3y ago
Checkout Fitbod for lifting. It's pretty good!
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by ralfhn 3y ago
They've had an outage every single day this week: https://status.openai.com
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by ralfhn 3y ago
I'd work on a side project. Freelancing platforms like upwork are very competitive and if you're in the U.S you'll never be able to compete on price.
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by ralfhn 3y ago
> virtual staging in real estate media If you can make this work with exteriors, Landscaping design is huge. Maybe start with something simple like desert landscaping (which is really just rocks, turf, Pavers, maybe small palm trees)
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by ralfhn 4y ago
it's definitely not free. There's a fee but even if they waive it, they make more money from currency exchange rates.
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by ralfhn 4y ago
You don't need an extension if you're using chrome. You can override the css using devtools and persist the changes locally: https://egghead.io/lessons/chrome-persist-live-style-changes...
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by ralfhn 5y ago
https://dbeaver.io/ is pretty good IMO.
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by ralfhn 6y ago
To each their own but I found the opposite to be true. Coding or trying to focus on one one task while chat/email notifications are popping up left and right is very disruptive. I went down from two monitors to one and I'm very ha
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by ralfhn 6y ago
I don’t have a horse in this game but Adam (the author) does a good job of explaining his thought process here https://adamwathan.me/css-utility-classes-and-separation-of-...
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by ralfhn 6y ago
I’ve been working at a fully distributed company for 3 years and I can tell you with a high degree of certainty that none of my 700+ coworkers will ever use something like this. You may find some traction now with companies abruptly transit
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by ralfhn 6y ago
Algorithms and data structures are very useful and a general knowledge is certainly required. However, when you're facing a problem, do you have to come up with an optimal solution, on a whiteboard, in 45 minutes, and with someone look
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by ralfhn 6y ago
Best of luck, sir!

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