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by repartix 6y ago
What do you look for in the answer for 3 to see if it's a good culture fit?
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by repartix 6y ago
> Robocalls I assume are profitable to someone. Therefore they will always find a way around blockage. False. Robocalls can be made unprofitable. Take a deposit from the sender before calling you, and if at your discretion you determin
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by repartix 6y ago
If these companies set the wrong metric of success (in other words, if there can be better incentives) and these companies don't follow the better incentives, then better companies will arise.
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by repartix 6y ago
How would you prefer comments to work? Could comments be assigned some big weight that has the effect of the comment staying around high enough to clear the misconception? Could each thread be allowed only a finite number of comments or wor
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by repartix 6y ago
> sales & engineering roles In the other comment you said sales & marketing roles. You just saw a candidate's video. How do you "find a culture fit"? What do you look for?
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by repartix 6y ago
This is too good to go unnoticed. Have you thought about making it a desktop app?
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by repartix 6y ago
Pay to post is harsh on the consumer. Pay to prove you're not a spammer is better, because you get your money back. I'm experimenting with a fix for this at repowcha. There's probably a cost threshold past which it becomes u
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by repartix 6y ago
Why can you not do this if you are hourly?
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by repartix 6y ago
Add cost to post the prediction. At high enough cost it can't be gamed. edit: and it's also your revenue.
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by repartix 6y ago
I want to know more about the book than what the page shows. It might help if the page shows in larger fonts what "We will look at", and maybe a teaser example as code.
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by repartix 6y ago
xterm.js might help too. Now I want something more. I want to be able to run localhost.run locally and give someone else an internet URL to connect to my local xterm, or to my local X display (vnc?). I want them to see my text editor and t
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by repartix 6y ago
1. I got this $ ssh -R 2000:localhost:8080 localhost.run The authenticity of host 'localhost.run (35.171.254.69)' can't be established. RSA key fingerprint is SHA256:FV8IMJ4IYjYUTnd6on7PqbRjaZf4c1EhhEBgeUdE94I. Are
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by repartix 6y ago
I wish the front page showed what I need to do to use it, without having to click or scroll anywhere.
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Ask HN: What problems did you notice that you wish some startup could fix?
1 points by repartix 6y ago|0 comments
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by repartix 6y ago
"How To Get and Test Startup Ideas" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDXkpJw16os . I keep a list of problems when I notice them.
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by repartix 6y ago
To the people who downvoted: learn to distinguish expressing a fact from expressing an opinion. Don't be gratuitously negative. To HN moderators: make it possible to understand why someone downvoted. This is an example of what makes
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by repartix 6y ago
Advice: only write sentences that are true. > Bitcoin could never replace a national currency. You can't predict the future. > With transaction times in the tens of minutes and with a maximal global transaction rate of 5-10 per s
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by repartix 6y ago
Cool idea. I might work on this.
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by repartix 6y ago
It's not a joke. rePOWCHA stops bots. If a bot automates sending the amount to get by the CAPTCHA, the bot won't be able to afford paying this amount at scale, because when you notice that the bot abused your service you'll
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by repartix 6y ago
The anti-spam system is that the user has to pay to send you the message. If you ask for $50 per message, and the message is spam, you'll flag the message as "spam" which means you get the $50 and the spammer doesn'
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by repartix 6y ago
How is this different than using the window manager in Linux?
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by repartix 6y ago
> will work in the beginning by me judging which project to include into the ad network. A solution to this problem that doesn't take your time is to ask projects to put down a deposit. Bad/spam projects don't get the dep
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Show HN: A contact form that prunes spam(powreach.com)
8 points by repartix 6y ago|6 comments
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by repartix 6y ago
Hello HN, I made an online contact form prevents people from saying everything is important. It's also a way to cut down on spam. Check it out at https://powreach.com . It's powered by LTC. I also made the opposite of a
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by repartix 6y ago
What caught my attention are the projects with the highest number of positive + negative votes, yet the lowest positive count overall. Might mean looks like a bad idea but is a good idea.
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by repartix 6y ago
> for easily measuring the timing of each stage Why would easily measuring the timing of each stage be way more work with an SQL database but way easier with a NoSQL database?
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by repartix 6y ago
I applaud you for asking good questions. > Why do you care so much about predictable supply if the price is anything but predictable? Because the price will go higher. When the price goes over $x MM per BTC it will be very predictable. &
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by repartix 6y ago
"It's win-win for my FT company too because they get my best ideas first." Companies that don't matter don't get this.
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Ask HN: What do you hate about Google Search?
14 points by repartix 6y ago|10 comments
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by repartix 6y ago
Hm...this is worth trying. To get it to work, at this stage practically, the website would have to explain to users that it's basically a promise by the creator. The site could draft documents and give people some sort of equity cert

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