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by 101008 5y ago
This is so shady and I "could" understand it coming from a random startup... but by a startup backed by YC? And that it gets it own Launch HN thread (while others startups had to do it in the batch posts?). This is no the first ti
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by 101008 5y ago
Same here. Posting an exclusive online is not satisfaying anymore. Maybe because I grew up on times where other websites used to link to your website as Source? Now "influencers" will copy your exclusive on Twitter and Instagram w
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by 101008 5y ago
I think the majority of them are known or not surpsiring at all, but there are a few ones that are interseting, like TikTok's hacking* of App Store title length. * I know it isn't hacking, but I couldn't find a better word?
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by 101008 5y ago
Where do you live?
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by 101008 5y ago
As a HN reader from Argentina, I thank ColinWright to share this with the community. Here in Argentina we are very proud of Borges and his works - and it is always nice to see people from around the world discovering or revisiting him.
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by 101008 5y ago
Same case here. Also as if they shared a Google Doc with me and left a comment tagging me and so I received an email.
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by 101008 5y ago
ISBN are different for paperback and hardcovers, even for the same title, so you should be able to get that info from the ISBN :)
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by 101008 5y ago
Wow. I am from Argentina, and although not this one, we received some magazines from Spain in the 90s. That's who I learnt that Spain currency was the Peseta (and a few idioms as well!). I have good memories spending some afternoon rea
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by 101008 5y ago
Wow. I am in the middle of a big city and I have 50Mbps down and 11 down and you have that speed in the middle of nowhere... the future sounds amazing.
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by 101008 5y ago
Sorry for the naive question, but to offer those prices, there are two options: A) Amazon is losing money to keep Netflix as their client, B) They are doing profit even with $0.20/TB, which means the $120/TB is, at least, 119.80 p
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by 101008 5y ago
I always though taking off a belt it was bcause if not the metal sensor would trigger, so to avoid it, they just ask to remove your belt in case it contains metal?
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by 101008 5y ago
Ah makes total sense. Thank you very much for your comment.
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by 101008 5y ago
Wow, looks super nice. I think for a lot of people, specially in 3rd world countries, living in a place like that would be a complete upgrade (I'd do it!). Out of curiosity: what's the real reason that it is illegal to live there?
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by 101008 5y ago
First of all, you'll need to make PHP to display "progress", probably you'll need to override ob_start() or something like that, and find a format that let you append new progress on the response on the fly. I guess you
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by 101008 5y ago
Asana works really good for us. Really good UI/UX and fast, which I think it's the best feature they have :)
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by 101008 5y ago
I had to move a MongoDB to PG database on my new job (old contractor created MVP, I was hired to be the "CTO" of this new startup) and I had some problems at first, but after I created the related models and added indexes, everyth
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by 101008 5y ago
I like this. I dont know if it is your goal, but I'd like to see you (or an alterantive) to succeed and be used by big companies, a la Stripe. Need to share a document? No need to reupload, it's already part of Securr. Share with
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by 101008 5y ago
Is this a software problem? There are a lot of open sources (with their differences) platforms. From old forums, to more modern, etc. I think the problem is that people don't want or don't know how to use a forum. This is based in
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by 101008 5y ago
I miss blue for links and purple for visited links. I think Google still does it (which is great for the nostalgic of the webs), but today links are mostly buttons/images and not text anymore. I remember also, in the 90s, was quite pop
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by 101008 5y ago
Thanks for answering. The approach about adding the date on the where clause may not work. I may receive/ingest more data from that point in time after I made the report. Of course, the report wouldn't be updated, but I'd pre
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Ask HN: Book (or resource) on costs to travel to space for fiction book?
1 points by 101008 5y ago|0 comments
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by 101008 5y ago
How do you handle live data vs fixed data? If I am making a report, I want the charts to remain static - if not, over time, they may not match with what is said on the report. Is there an option to, after saving the report or run the query,
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by 101008 5y ago
From Guidelines: > anything that gratifies one's intellectual curiosit I think something like this gratifies intellectual curiosit of a lot of people. But as someone else said, upvotes and downvotes will decide better than any rule.
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by 101008 5y ago
The Rolling Stones are one of the greatest bands of all times. The passing of one of its original members (who, by the way, was part of the band for 58 years) it's a cultural event that it is worth discussing it.
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by 101008 5y ago
It is worse considering this startup got its own Launch HN thread, instead of going to those threads where many startups are shared in batches.
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And no advertising. These pages are for you The pages are built with Word 2010(bjorner.com)
3 points by 101008 5y ago|1 comments
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Twitter: I want to give a bit more depth to Chirp, our new typeface(twitter.com)
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by 101008 5y ago
As soon as something becomes work, there is a contract (expicit or implicit) that comes with rules and conditions. After a while, any activity under contraints, rules and conditions imposed by others stop being fun, unless you are very powe
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by 101008 5y ago
> to implement the latest kalefedhipster.js framework that doesn't actually provide significant additional functionality beyond what we had in 2015 if not 2005. Amen. How I miss old plain HTML websites.
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by 101008 5y ago
Honestly I don't know, I never developed anything with Apple. But as a content seller that was my experience :(

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