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by Nadya 10y ago
Lecture number. See the other related videos: >Growth with Alex Schultz (How to Start a Startup 2014: Lecture 6)
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by Nadya 10y ago
Watch for the mouse along the upper 10px of the window [0] or use of the [Ctrl] key (for Ctrl+L or Ctrl+W). Or as other said, for a threshold of upper/upper-left mouse movement. You'll get a few false flags from people trying to C
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by Nadya 10y ago
If you shop in a generic store instead of online or at a specialized shop - it is because it is unpopular. If you buy off Amazon, just as an example, you have a few dozen options if you search "unscented body wash" . People like t
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Not by default. But you can install a plugin: http://monkeyhacks.com/post/sublime-text-3-copy-as-rtf-and-h...
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by Nadya 10y ago
You've probably read the name here on HN, so here you go: The Murray Gell-Mann Amnesia effect
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>It takes 20,000 Kg of water to produce 1 Kg of cotton Closer to 10,000kg for 1kg of cotton if these Guardian statistics [0] are correct. While still quite wasteful - it is half as wasteful as you claimed (but still more wasteful than
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by Nadya 10y ago
>You can also import your projects directly (everything will be copied over). I had forgotten about that, thanks for the reminder. I'll be moving all my stuff over this weekend once I curate out the things I don't actually
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by Nadya 10y ago
Because your competitors will do so and the paid plan should be to paying for bandwidth or storage space, not TLS. Now you just lost your lunch to competitors who aren't trying to nickle and dime their customers. >Hosting a static
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I tried everything - lifting weights is the only thing that 'stuck'. I'd love to swim, but the only pool is at the gym and it's heavily chlorinated and I have to shower before and after swimming which is now outside of
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Companies who aren't in the business of selling TLS [0] certs themselves have little excuse to not offer free TLS via Let's Encrypt. It's an advantage over any competitors who haven't set that process up. If your compa
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by Nadya 10y ago
It's unfortunate the IT had to find out the hard way just how broken their site security was. It's worse that this isn't the only site out there that is that broken. It's common, they just happened to publicize their l
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by Nadya 10y ago
I've faithfully gone to the gym 5 times a week every week for a year and a half. I still despise exercise - but I like the results enough to keep going. My inspiration is simple [0]. Ultimately, I'm in control of how I look and fe
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by Nadya 10y ago
I'd argue they can be easy to type on most keyboards - just that most people do not enable the functionality and it usually is not enabled-by-default. So not "hard" but "atypical". On Linux, set up a `Compose key`
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by Nadya 10y ago
To remember the number 1111, `to do today`. Or even "today today". You construct words by mapping consonant sounds to numbers and using whatever vowels you need to construct words. Other people learn gibberish sentences instead. T
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by Nadya 10y ago
They aren't saying you should. They're saying most people (incl. themselves) don't care to own the product. They'd rather pay to rent access to Spotify's collection than to be required to buy all the music they wish
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by Nadya 10y ago
Because I still don't see the value add. Everything they offer is already something that SublimeText+Plugins offers. Except I have more control over SublimeText and its Plugins and the configuration of those plugins. I'd actually
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by Nadya 10y ago
Both. - The font needs to download - The font might not download at all Browsers support these wonderful two defaults called `sans-serif` and `serif` that will use a default, system-installed, user-controllable font that doesn&
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by Nadya 10y ago
>At minimum, pointing out irrationality doesn't necessarily help much to alleviate the fear. The only way to get over an emotional fear is to recognize that the emotional fear is at odds with reality. This is ignoring psychologica
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by Nadya 10y ago
Given this example from the page `diversity is white genocide forced on us by the libtard elite` I decided to test for liberal bias. "Fuck liberals." 97% "Fuck conservatives." 0% Uh-huh.
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>I think about this almost daily. Sometimes I seriously have trouble falling asleep because I'm afraid that the next wrong door will be mine. >Am I the only one? No, but it isn't a very rational fear. Do you have trouble s
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>Of course this is personality dependent! For me, stuffing myself with sweet, rich food until I felt like I would burst is just one of the best most satisfying feelings ever... if I could just somehow reprogram the mental pathways there
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We can manufacture synthetic diamonds actually. Better than the real deal in some cases. Read More: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synthetic_diamond Of note: >Gem-quality diamonds grown in a lab can be chemically, p
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by Nadya 10y ago
>There is nothing near 150k/mo of recurring revenue or sustainable value here. $1k/mo > Any $/mo > $0/mo >>>> Negative $/mo spent on hosting There are many people who would pay to use the code
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Neocities. Static files, I rarely post. I pay the $5 to have a custom domain and support the site. Mostly because I support what Neocities wants to be and I loved the old Geocities community. I'm not active in the Neocities community d
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Devil's Advocate: In a sane world where nobody uses the Oxford comma, that sentence would be equally as clear. The other meaning would have needed to be written differently, in an Oxford commaless world: >"The canning, proce
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Nothing? They were pointing out that the "unfortunately spelled" file is merely using the British way of spelling. I'm wondering how they were misunderstood, given they even used quotations to show they were quoting the artic
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Because it became /r/The_Donald's de facto mascot and /r/The_Donald are all alt-right neo-nazis of course and the ADL classified it as antisemitic. Ignoring the very disclaimer they add that "not all Pepe image
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by Nadya 10y ago
I write a lot of personal userscripts that I upload publicly to Greasyfork just in case they benefit someone else or someone asks me to share with them. I rarely have plans to improve or maintain any of my work beyond my own benefit. I fix
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>My biggest take away is that Hacker News is typically not my target market. I don't think I have ever converted HN user into a paying customer. While "Capture full-size or full-height screenshots" is likely a large se
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>Taking it as far as saying that they need new features just to serve ads, wow. I'm agreeing with the GP comment - and that forcing updates on users that don't actually need to happen is for tracking/ad related purpose

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