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by Glench 6y ago
It's actually not that hard to monetize browser extensions, and I think this is changing as the quality of extensions gets better — people are more willing to pay for software that solves their problems, regardless of the format. Here&
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by Glench 6y ago
I use Recipe Filter for this: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/recipe-filter/ahlc...
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by Glench 6y ago
Chrome and others are cracking down on the security issues. For one, whenever an extension’s permissions change in Chrome, the extension is (silently) disabled. Also, in manifest v3 externally downloaded JavaScript is not allowed at all.
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by Glench 6y ago
wonderfully said, thank you!
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by Glench 6y ago
Ooh! I'm happy to supply a feel-good story that is (as far as I can tell), unreservedly good: https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20200915-the-himalayan-in... "The Himalayan invention powered by pine need
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by Glench 6y ago
Two things I haven't seen anyone mention that seem important: 1. For the one person who has "made it" economically, there are countless others that haven't, that still live in one-room houses. What about them? 2. I think
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by Glench 6y ago
A while ago I made a demo of an “interactive readme” for a fuzzy string matching library called fuzzyset: http://glench.github.io/fuzzyset.js/ui/ Really cool that this author is thinking about ways to make that ki
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by Glench 6y ago
Earlier this year I found https://kill-the-newsletter.com (no affiliation) and have moved over ALL of my newsletter subscriptions to it. I now get like no email and it's so awesome! I now read everything with https:/&
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by Glench 6y ago
Congrats! I had no idea what this product was or why it was useful until I read the Why I Built This page, but then again I'm not your target customer.
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by Glench 6y ago
The creator of licensezero said that as long as I'm still making money, he'll still run licensezero, so that's useful, though I may transition to his new thing once it gets going.
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by Glench 6y ago
As Saul Griffith explains at Rewiring America ( https://www.rewiringamerica.org/ ), massively switching to all existing electric technology (cars, stoves, heat pumps, electric hot water heaters, rooftop and community solar pa
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by Glench 6y ago
As Saul Griffith explains at Rewiring America ( https://www.rewiringamerica.org/ ), massively switching to all existing electric technology (cars, stoves, heat pumps, electric hot water heaters, rooftop and community solar pa
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by Glench 6y ago
I made a few hundred bucks licensing my Fuzzyset.js library: https://github.com/Glench/fuzzyset.js#license
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Glucose metabolism responds to perceived sugar intake more than actual intake(nature.com)
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by Glench 6y ago
You could also use PastePals, a copy/paste buffer-based social network @gklitt and I made for the Stupid Shit Hackathon: www.pastepals.club/
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by Glench 6y ago
For more context, Cal Newport discusses this article a little bit on his blog: https://www.calnewport.com/blog/2020/11/17/when-did-producti... > My latest article for The New Yorker, published on Tues
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by Glench 6y ago
> Recent years have shown me how difficult it is to make any meaningful public decision. Every debate is endlessly contentious, every subject has meaningful nuance, and every decision has exceedingly hard-to-predict second-order-effects.
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by Glench 6y ago
I've made a few hundred bucks over the past 6 months commercially licensing Fuzzyset, a fuzzy string matching library: https://github.com/Glench/fuzzyset.js
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by Glench 6y ago
A fine criticism but I always see people cite "The Tyranny of Structurelessness" and not Reinventing Organizations, a book documenting 12 >50 people companies that run successfully in non-hierarchical ways: https://w
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by Glench 6y ago
I also love bazqux. It has everything I need and never changes.
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Rewiring America Handbook(rewiringamerica.org)
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How to drive fossil fuels out of the US economy, quickly(vox.com)
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by Glench 6y ago
This is from Saul Griffith of Otherlab ( https://www.otherlab.com/ ) who has detailed his comprehensive plan to decarbonize the US economy in several different reports but most recently the Rewiring America handbook: https:&
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To recharge America’s job market, build a green electric grid(fortune.com)
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How to create 25M jobs by decarbonizing the economy(fastcompany.com)
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by Glench 6y ago
This is from Valter Longo, who wrote a book summarizing his really fascinating findings about fasting for health in animals and humans called The Longevity Diet: https://www.amazon.com/Longevity-Diet-Discover-Activation-Re..
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by Glench 6y ago
Resubmitted as per this comment from a moderator: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23401418
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Git Repo of Police Brutality During the 2020 George Floyd Protests(github.com)
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by Glench 6y ago
There’s actually a proposed scientific model for this system of beliefs called Relaxed Beliefs Under Psychedelics (REBUS): http://pharmrev.aspetjournals.org/content/71/3/316 In Buddhism we just call these bel
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by Glench 6y ago
I also think Mavo is a pretty neat tool for this: https://mavo.io/

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