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   by 30minAdayHN 4y ago

   But aren’t they also burning like $3M or something everyday? Maybe wishful, but I hope this is to offset the burn rather than make profits. I was worried that they would kill chatGPT because of the burn rate.
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   by 30minAdayHN 4y ago

   I thought similarly about those books. But I was proven wrong after I read Scott Kelby's Lightroom book. The added value was understanding one author's workflow and also knowing what all features exist. Of course, one might say we
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   by 30minAdayHN 4y ago

   back in 90s on windows, our secret directory used to be alt+255 (it looks like a space but not space i think)
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   by 30minAdayHN 4y ago

   I have the same thought. As an immigrant, as much as I appreciate this, I wonder if - it is borderline illegal and get attention from USCIS. By extension, does this mean that companies can set arbitrary last date - if it opens up possible l
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   by 30minAdayHN 4y ago

   The craziest thing I came across my recent travels to India is that people applying to jobs hire a shadow interviewee. They will sit in the same room controlling keyboard and mic. They will train you to do the fake lip movement. They will g
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   by 30minAdayHN 5y ago

   I use Amazon Drive. It comes with amazon prime. It's great especially for storing photos - as it supports dumping original raw files as well. The downside is that they stopped supporting Dev APIs. What is your particular use case?
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   by 30minAdayHN 5y ago

   Op here: Any sort of feedback is welcome and deeply appreciated. I am mainly looking if this is a cryptographically sound way to link a wallet to an email. Don't hold back if you have other feedback like alternate use cases or a differ
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   Ask HN: [Feedback Request] Dapp that links email and wallet(old.reddit.com)

   3 points by 30minAdayHN 5y ago|1 comments
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   by 30minAdayHN 5y ago

   I think so. Systems like remote work, American Democracy are not simple enough to have a scientific proof to provide guarantees. So many factors that might not otherwise have affected the outcomes could affect an outcome in future. So the
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    by 30minAdayHN 5y ago

    i think he was praising their ability to not bring in their egos to the discussion while trusting that best idea will win. best idea won without lot of inefficiency of repetition which often happens.
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    How the Ballpoint Pen Killed Cursive(theatlantic.com)

    2 points by 30minAdayHN 5y ago|1 comments
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    by 30minAdayHN 5y ago

    >You must get an education, but you also should do well in school This is a great point. It applies to the current software engineering world. One should learn engineering, but also should learn to do well in interviews. From my experien
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    by 30minAdayHN 5y ago

    When we were deciding our kids names, we established some 'first principles'. I thought that simplified the process for us a lot. Of course, these principles are very subjective to the couple based on what they believe etc. Sharin
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    by 30minAdayHN 5y ago

    October Sky - story of a coal miner’s son becoming a Nasa engineer. It was a big inspiration in my high school.
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    by 30minAdayHN 5y ago

    I went through an IPO. Joined the company early enough that I made enough for 15ish years if I continue my same lifestyle. Prior, entrepreneurship has been my passion. Founded 3 startups in the past with zero to small success, but nothing l
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    by 30minAdayHN 5y ago

    This is a great suggestion. It worked quite effectively during my high school while preparing for college entrance. I used to rewrite a lot. Rewriting in combination of revisiting material with some frequency helped.
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    by 30minAdayHN 5y ago

    i actually like this idea, but would be hard to execute as comments might intermix them
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    by 30minAdayHN 5y ago

    I'm hearing answers about why they would be either inclined to or not inclined to hire based on that question. My opinion is that it's just a question. Answer it and move on. Don't read for patterns where they don't exis
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    by 30minAdayHN 5y ago

    That's a great point you make about the niche market. For serious board gamers, there are already good solutions. But non serious or family / happy hour type board gamers, barrier to entry to those platforms is high. There might b
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    by 30minAdayHN 5y ago

    Thanks for trying it out sharing your feedback on mobile experience. We are still very early and this feedback helps. Assuming we make the experience better, are there any particular use cases that come to your mind you see yourself using t
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    Show HN: Board Games with Video Chat

    9 points by 30minAdayHN 5y ago|4 comments
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    by 30minAdayHN 6y ago

    We tried similar service in concept, called Teamflow. I manage a team of 12 people and thought it would be great to create serendipitous connections. It was fun the first couple of days. Lot of improptu conversations happened. Within 4 days
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    by 30minAdayHN 6y ago

    I personally think this deteriorated the in-store shopping experience. There were too many folks running around - it's a different vibe. Never felt that even when stores were packed with regular customers. In addition, some stores bloc
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    by 30minAdayHN 6y ago

    This was also the case while prepping for GRE. I realized that reading comprehension questions were hard because the passages were referring to completely alien concepts which I had no intuitive comprehension of. I used to totally screw up
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    by 30minAdayHN 6y ago

    I wonder if it's another policy violating tweet that lead to ban or the past tweets put in light of the new events. Waiting to know more.
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    by 30minAdayHN 6y ago

    I fall in this same bucket. I still refer to the old railscasts now and then. I use rails for my hobby projects. Currently, I depend on Rails Guides, and I think they do a pretty good job. Would be good to know other resources. https:&#x2F
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    by 30minAdayHN 6y ago

    because the title is no longer correct? it's no longer the worst. not denying that pollution is bad in SF.
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    by 30minAdayHN 6y ago

    Yea - the title of the article is definitely a click bait. If the positions are going to switch so fast, there is no point in calling that out.
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    by 30minAdayHN 6y ago

    This should also ring every time a user edits a sent message on Slack... May be a slack app to interface with bell.
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    by 30minAdayHN 6y ago

    Fair observation. I was talking about what photographer sees on the DSLR display immediately after capturing similar to how a mobile photographer sees.