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901.
by WA 5y ago
For me as a German, the people in this video speak a heavy American accent: https://youtu.be/c9kI_rAFuKA?t=72
902.
by WA 5y ago
Sounds good. Target https://www.consentmanager.net/ and similar services and it'll trickle down to a lot of websites.
903.
by WA 5y ago
PhotoSync is great. I use it all the time to sync my photos to my Synology NAS. Tons of options and filters to sync only what you need. - Rename photos when syncing (timestamp based file names) - Ignore screenshots, WhatsApp and other stuff
904.
by WA 5y ago
You're on to something here "primaryImageOfPage":{"@id":"https://designforhackers.com/blog/garamond/#primaryimage"},"datePublished":"2010-08-12T18:54:48+00:00&
905.
by WA 5y ago
You don't write an API to port stuff to your competitor. You write a JSON or CSV export and competitors can then make an import tool for your data format (and vice versa). Is this really an effort? It's basically a JOIN over a bun
906.
by WA 5y ago
He announced it on Twitter when Tesla was around $580. Not sure if he averaged down his price, but I'd assume so.
907.
by WA 5y ago
We have this already. App is called lobbyism and is pay-to-win.
908.
by WA 5y ago
> "Everyone has to figure out a marketable skill until their rate of labor is exceeded by their rate of capital. If they fail they fail, whoops." That is a surprisingly insightful one-liner, thank you.
909.
by WA 5y ago
How do you deal with the fact that fonts render differently on different platforms and it might look off on one of them, because the user isn’t used to the Canvas font rendering? Or is this not an issue?
910.
by WA 5y ago
I'm like you. I want as few dependencies as possible. I liked this about PHP: You could get very far without any dependencies at all. For a toy project, pull in some dependencies. For a more serious project that requires to do due dili
911.
by WA 5y ago
Yes, sustained growth of Apple over the past 20 years makes buying Apple stock an investment. Shareholder gains come either from dividends or stock buybacks (which is kinda the same), but not every uptick in the stock price is because of va
912.
by WA 5y ago
> The app should continue to function for a long time, but won’t receive further updates Just a warning for users and devs alike: Nope, it probably won't. Apple's track record for backwards compatibility isn't terrible, bu
913.
by WA 5y ago
And unfortunately, many nutrition studies are garbage as well. From the link, first sentence: > Next time you make a salad, you might want to consider adding mushrooms to it. That's because higher mushroom consumption is associated
914.
by WA 5y ago
You sound like this was a certain thing, whereas nutritional science is very complex.
915.
by WA 5y ago
Put them in a national park.
916.
by WA 5y ago
Great book, very insightful and I can relate to some things even with my small app.
917.
by WA 5y ago
This is helpful! What I always found odd: For many years, mobile users had @2x displays and desktop users @1x. If you just decorate an article that as roughly a width of 800px, a crisp article image was bigger in file size for mobile users
918.
by WA 5y ago
"Their platform, their rules" – there are many people who say this, especially on HN.
919.
by WA 5y ago
Kindergarten was open and closed here in Germany several times in the last 12 months. My kids both caught a cold several times within a week after reopening.
920.
by WA 6y ago
Many people (on Twitter) are suggesting exactly that. They say "see, he was an erratic intoxicated drug addict, he didn't die because of the police officer. He died because of an overdose."
921.
by WA 6y ago
Here, I use this for Numi: buy = 20 sell = 219 gain = sell - buy performance = gain / buy * 100 amount = 500 capital_invested = amount * buy capital_returned = amount * sell capital_gain = amount * gai
922.
by WA 6y ago
Germany ditched the holding period a while back for stocks. You pay 25% plus a little bit (26.375% in reality) on every gain, no matter if you hold it for 10 years or for two seconds. Bitcoin is tax-free after a holding period of 1 year afa
923.
by WA 6y ago
No. This is a common way to think about it, but it's wrong imho. Because that money is real and it buys you real stuff. If you have that money one day and it is gone the next, you effectively lost that money. It doesn't matter whe
924.
by WA 6y ago
This is not true. Yes, Android users tend to pay less for apps, but useful apps that provide daily utility actually make good money as well. If you have a brand-name app like Runtastic, Netflix, Headspace or whatever, the platform doesn&#x2
925.
by WA 6y ago
I live in Germany. Only SMS I receive nowadays is from PayPal. For whatever reason they use it arbitrarily in addition to the other 2FA I set up. Banks all have their own 2FA apps.
926.
by WA 6y ago
> can in part be explained by the different conversational rules by which men and women play Does the same kind of conversation happen in gay relationships as well? Because I think the 'men are like this and women like that' th
927.
by WA 6y ago
Guy in IT sec recently: some companies reduced their yearly pentesting budget and spend the money on a GDPR paper trail instead. Compliance on paper more important than actual IT security.
928.
by WA 6y ago
You could, just a different kind of risk/chance. I guess most people want better odds than the lottery gives.
929.
by WA 6y ago
Yes yes, survivorship bias, but the problem is actually interesting in several aspects: 1. On an individual level, it's impossible to distinguish between survivorship bias and doing things right . If you are the surviving one, did you
930.
by WA 6y ago
... willingly give up other peoples‘ data.

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