willprice89

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by willprice89 9mo ago
Company is registered anonymously in another country. I also offer crypto payment options.
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by willprice89 9mo ago
Really? What country are you connecting from? It should be accessible in China, US, Europe etc.
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by willprice89 9mo ago
I'm developing Wallpunch, a censorship resistant VPN for people in China, Iran, and Russia. Userbase is pretty small as I'm still polishing things up, but I hope to expand my marketing efforts a lot in 2026! https://wal
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Censorship Explained: Shadowsocks(wallpunch.net)
3 points by willprice89 9mo ago|0 comments
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by willprice89 11mo ago
It's amazing that they have remained around for so long. I guess they're cheap?
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Killer WiFi cards can block VPNs
10 points by willprice89 11mo ago|2 comments
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by willprice89 1y ago
The whole "developers developing development tools for developers to develop development tools for developers to..." ouroboros is exhausting.
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by willprice89 1y ago
Cool video! I think it would have given the entire video more structure and a "plot" to engage the user if you started with the original "Jeremiah Johnson" clip, and then explained why it's a lot harder in real life
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by willprice89 1y ago
It's definitely a useful code assistant for some tasks (Bash scripts wow). Search-wise I think it's just brought us back to the level Google results were at before the SEO apocalypse, but it's slightly worse because I can nev
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by willprice89 1y ago
It's an interesting idea, sort of a more persistent Omegle. For me though 48 hours would be far too much time. I'll either make a connection and want to remain in touch (on some other platform) within 15 minutes of the initial con
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by willprice89 1y ago
> You get a rejection email: 'Write a rejection email. Make the message sound particularly caring and empathetic. Make no mistakes' That part actually made me LOL.
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by willprice89 1y ago
> You have to be willing to be direct and to the point. Beating around the bush only shows you don’t believe that what you need to say is valid or worthy. Stuttering or dancing around the topic at hand conveys uncertainty and undermines
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by willprice89 1y ago
15, I beat the chimp!
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by willprice89 1y ago
This is awful. How about instead of increasing traffic by generating mountains of useless "humanized" filler content you create some novel, useful content?
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by willprice89 1y ago
But he is both recursing and xenodochial, apparently
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by willprice89 1y ago
I don't need them to convert it into fiat immediately. Even a single lump sum at the end of the month would be acceptable if it allowed more users to pay.
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by willprice89 1y ago
That's an interesting idea! Do you think it would be easier (for the user) than adding a crypto payment link on my website?
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Ask HN: What crypto payments options should I offer for my VPN?
5 points by willprice89 1y ago|9 comments
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by willprice89 1y ago
> Wage growth has severely lagged compounded capital, causing ordinary people increasingly see their best shot at real upward mobility in negative EV jackpots. Online gambling, 0DTE options, retail meme stocks, sports betting, and crypto
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by willprice89 1y ago
I feel like the celebrity owners with multiple jets should be combined into one!
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by willprice89 1y ago
To clarify, they are discussing ending the "Direct File" program, which assists low-income people from certain states in submitting their tax returns. The "Free File Fillable Forms" program does not appear to be on the c
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by willprice89 1y ago
It may be that the "denialists" persist and are so vocal because of the excessive hype, most of it marketing driven, around AI. Personally I think it's good to hear some counterpoints, even if both the denialists and the hyps
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by willprice89 1y ago
Those early machines really were impractical. From the Wikipedia article: "The typewriter employed 36 keys divided into four banks: the first was numbered 0 through 5, and the other three were numbered 0 through 9. To type a character,
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by willprice89 1y ago
> After all, [gaming] was one of the first sectors to deploy A.I. programming in the 1980s, with the four ghosts who chase Pac-Man each responding differently to the player’s real-time movements. So A.I. is just any sort of algorithm now
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by willprice89 1y ago
While my company relies heavily on cloud infrastructure (we offer a VPN service) I made it my goal from the outset not to become dependent on a single provider for any one piece of that infrastructure. I think it helps strike a balance betw
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by willprice89 1y ago
> The Find My Sketchers collection starts from $52, rising to $58. That's a tiny price range
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by willprice89 1y ago
Would be nice to see a few more details about the content of the webinar. Hard to tell if it will be actually useful or just marketing fluff.
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by willprice89 1y ago
Start with your current, biggest pain point, adding the minimal amount of automation that will improve things. Step-by-step things will get better over time but you don't run the risk of wasting a bunch of time and money on an automati
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by willprice89 1y ago
The article I'm commenting on is pretty clearly heavily biased against the entire field, possibly for good reason. I'd like to get my foundational understanding from a more neutral source so I can better consider the arguments put
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by willprice89 1y ago
It's interesting that I saw the title and immediately guessed it was a new Veritasium video. He's certainly defined a unique style for his brand of content.

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