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Freeboots
6y ago
Not exactly on topic, but cycling the links is extremely annoying.
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6y ago
Ah, this is probably what they meant. Very poorly explained by them.
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6y ago
I use a simple Apps Script. A filter adds a "New Messages" label to incoming "category:primary" and skips inbox, then the script on timer triggers remove the label and put them back in inbox https://github.com
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6y ago
Same, I go even more ruthless. Any unread email over a week old gets marked read, any read email over a week old gets archived. All Updates, Social, Promotion emails get marked read on arrival. All Primary inbox emails get intercepted on
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6y ago
Do you think this would have the same effect on someone who had a legitimate underlying issue (eg adhd)? I just ask because its the standard response along with sleep and exercise, and I cant help wonder if it "works" because peop
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7y ago
Yeah, it's not just the fraud thing; Karpeles shit the bed on Mtgox multiple times. I actually kind of believe the narrative that it was incompetence more than malice, at least to start with.
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7y ago
Yeah I think you're right
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7y ago
Hah, I hadn't realized Karpeles was involved. That's a pretty wild CTO choice. After all that's happened, going open source is pretty much their only option.
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7y ago
Off topic, but that double exposure feels out of place.
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7y ago
Fun! I enjoyed many of them, especially https://through.otherti.me/s/ ,
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7y ago
Yeah, super weird. Surely they could just slap the font viewer thing right there above the fold and be like, "this is it, here it is."
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7y ago
So, how exactly does this work? You get a notification that a customer has triggered your bonjoro, and then you record a video and send it to them via email?
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7y ago
Crushed em up for pigment too, Mummy Brown, until early 20th century when demand dropped off (and they started running out of mummies).
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7y ago
Im not really familiar with how qr codes actually work, ive wondered before if its possible to add multiple networks/passowrds from a single qr code, or does it not work that way?
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7y ago
Boaty McBoatface is doing just fine https://edition-m.cnn.com/2019/06/18/uk/boaty-mcboatface-fir...
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7y ago
This is really useful. Some suggestions: 1. Add a "Download this site's CSS" field so it can't just be a "Show HN". The "Show HN" button should be a red flag. 2. "If the site is a startup, we ca
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8y ago
And the Nexus 5 phone. Lightweight, durable plastic body, good hardware, not ridiculously large... I still havent seen a spiritual successor
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8y ago
There's a short term group loaning 'game' in Cambodia called and based on Tontine, which I would guess comes from the French influence. The game is played by groups who agree on a monthly stake. Each month players offer an in
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8y ago
Ohh haha ok
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8y ago
> Does the left menu work? I can't get it to. Me too, then I realized it's their logo.
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8y ago
Not ready. Have you looked at it on mobile? It barely functions, not just slow but not mobile responsive. "; } } ?> At the bottom of home page. Text is often covered by images, particularly on the projects page. I also question some
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8y ago
Why do we need scarcity?
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8y ago
Well there IS a human intent via the input. This could fall under process, or generative art. On a side not; A vast portion of art has been purposefully void of meaning for hundreds of years. "l'art pour l'art"
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8y ago
Its just a google map, I dont believe its dynamically updated from users, and doing that would be trivial anyway.
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8y ago
We've got rocketlabs, does that count? It's not homegrown but it's based in nz. Also flying taxis, lol
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8y ago
Yeah serato is huge
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8y ago
Although the initial raid/ arrest was absurd, the NZ courts denied extradition for years. Also that was the previous government, famous for licking us dick
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8y ago
USD per month, and id actually say that's high. Overall the quality is much lower, although of course there are some great coders. That's mostly due to poor education institutions. The best coders are largely self taught or have b
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9y ago
I checked it out from product hunt a couple days ago, and I am your perfect target. Recently started freelancing, trying to figure out all the auxiliary shit I need. I looked around, got a general idea what it was about, but what I really w
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9y ago
hey wow, i use gg a lot :)
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