Yhippa

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by Yhippa 6y ago
This thing is fun. I like. It was tense waiting to see live responses.
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by Yhippa 6y ago
> selling some hard-to-get long tail items Was there anything potentially illegal or sketchy about this?
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by Yhippa 6y ago
"If it wasn't Facebook it would be another company" "Facebook isn't the problem, human beings are the problem, and they just expose it"
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by Yhippa 6y ago
How is it that fake news, misinformation, and conspiracy theories are allowed to run wild on the platform but then VERY SERIOUS things like this are taken care of?
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by Yhippa 6y ago
Anybody know why John Prine's eponymous album from 1971 have such a huge jump? Just listened to it. Not bad to me but nothing jumped out.
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by Yhippa 6y ago
I think they're overrated but I also like them still. I bet a lot of this is attributed to the fact that it's harder for big labels to monopolize our music choices. Distribution is much flatter. In 10 years I hope this list looks
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by Yhippa 6y ago
I'm definitely okay with this. The problem is your second point. Nobody seems to care deeply enough as you put it. I do because I want to make our process better. Appreciate the input.
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Ask HN: What are you using in place of Google Hire after it's sunsetting?
2 points by Yhippa 6y ago|3 comments
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by Yhippa 6y ago
> The question is whether those pages are doing more for me, or whether they are doing more to me. The best part is that I'm paying for that privilege when I'm not on WiFi.
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by Yhippa 6y ago
> HTML has failed on a basic level, to keep up with the ways that users want to experience content, and that designers want to present content HTML was designed to be a way to create and link documents so that someone or a machine at one
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by Yhippa 6y ago
> Agile was created for assembly line work, not big development projects. This reminds me: I saw SAFe everywhere a few years ago and now I don't see it in the wild as often. It seemed kind of snake-oily to me. Does anybody have any
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by Yhippa 6y ago
> but rather the US dollar has become more worthless What do you mean by this and how does one follow the other? I genuinely want to know. I'm unfamiliar with this concept.
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by Yhippa 6y ago
Honestly I would focus on figuring out a way to get access to a large body of music where you can arbitrarily access almost everything. So a Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube Music. If you have any music you like those services will likely
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by Yhippa 6y ago
More like "please drink a verification can".
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by Yhippa 6y ago
As someone who has been using split screen on Android frequently as of late this device is intriguing. The one thing I'm not sold on yet is the keyboard but maybe I need to literally have it in my hands before I pass on it. Price is de
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by Yhippa 6y ago
Having worked at companies that use knowledge management software like Jive and Confluence I think I've found my favorite way to deal with this stuff. And the answer is Slack. I slowly found myself searching Slack for answers and the s
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by Yhippa 6y ago
> What I really am is a hacker (original meaning, not the cracker meaning of the media) and as such, live on COKE and often work into the wee hours of the mornings (or at least I used to). A sign which once appeared on my door says &qu
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by Yhippa 6y ago
I can't find anything about Anomaly Six LLC on the internet. Does anybody know what their SDK does?
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by Yhippa 6y ago
My aunt got one and I helped her set it up and install software on it. These things were so cool at the time. It even had a built-in 3.5" floppy drive. I think it had a trackball and buttons instead of the touchpads we're all used
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Trump effectively bans TikTok, WeChat with executive orders(cnet.com)
2 points by Yhippa 6y ago|0 comments
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by Yhippa 6y ago
Let's say they fix Google Sheets to be arbitrarily scalable. Now you have another problem: how can that many people edit the Sheet simultaneousy and still have it make sense?
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by Yhippa 6y ago
If someone has tips on how to shuffle a deck of 100 double-sleeved cards without using a riffle I would love to hear them!
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by Yhippa 6y ago
Hey, those promotions aren't going to get themselves. You have to make sure your features get into production for your year-end review.
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by Yhippa 6y ago
I watched the video at the end three times and still couldn't figure it out.
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by Yhippa 6y ago
I'm an adult and normally don't get got by these types of apps but I found myself doing the same. I had to uninstall.
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by Yhippa 6y ago
HyperCard was one of the best tools I've ever used. A real shame it never caught on.
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by Yhippa 6y ago
> At the same time, for me, Facebook was the first example of the internet becoming more samey, centralized and where its users became more consumers of a platform instead of individual creators. > The newsfeed I was a bit less enthus
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by Yhippa 6y ago
Because of the things cited in the article I spend less time in the Google search results page. I typically find the answer I'm looking for and get on with my day. Because I'm spending less time I actually use it more now. Sometim
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by Yhippa 6y ago
Counterpoint: does the average internet user want to download a new app or go visit a different website each time they want to get these updates?
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by Yhippa 6y ago
I'm kind of surprised by these scams. If you're savvy enough to know how to buy cryptocurrency in the first place, how can you get duped by these kinds of scams?

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