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by alex-wallish 6y ago
This is pretty cool. Reminds me a bit of Cactus which hasn't been updated in 3 years. Is there any support pretty urls?
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VSCode Tinder a.k.a. VSinder(twitter.com)
1 points by alex-wallish 6y ago|0 comments
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by alex-wallish 6y ago
+1 on the accessibility issues. I'm using serenade.ai to control the page, and it won't even let me scroll down or click buttons/links
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by alex-wallish 6y ago
Location: USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes (within USA) CV: https://alexwallish.com/resume.pdf Info: https://alexwallish.com Technologies: Full stack development. Expert in Python/Flask/NoSQL,
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by alex-wallish 6y ago
Could you share how this works, getting 3-4% owning a stablecoin? Are there any risks associated with this, or is it a viable alternative to money that would be in a savings account?
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by alex-wallish 6y ago
Reminds me of a certain piece of land that Britain has a 99 year lease on. Hard for them to end well without a contractual option to extend under reasonable conditions.
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by alex-wallish 6y ago
How is Signal getting money from the US government? I don't know much about them, but that seems rather surprising.
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by alex-wallish 6y ago
If those other business were classified as essential by the state and ordered to remain open, but then the county ordered them closed, they absolutely should sue the county as well. Unfortunately they probably don’t have the same legal reso
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by alex-wallish 6y ago
Given that whatsapp is owned by facebook, that seems very likely.
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by alex-wallish 6y ago
Where are you seeing that they have a 20 person team? I don't doubt it, I'm just curious as well. On their website, it only lists four people: https://www.boost.vc/team
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by alex-wallish 7y ago
If this proves to be a feature that people actually want, what would stop google/microsoft from building it directly into their calendar? How do you plan to make this product defensible?
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by alex-wallish 7y ago
I just launched a bootstrapped B2B product today (also in the recruiting space). I've never sold a thing in my life before, but have suddenly been trying to learn how to be as effective at sales as possible. Today I got some significa
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by alex-wallish 7y ago
Why does playing Fortnite prevent you from taking someone seriously?
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Desperate tech investors turn to virtual meetings in Fortnite to find deals(telegraph.co.uk)
3 points by alex-wallish 7y ago|2 comments
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by alex-wallish 7y ago
I'm working on a website for founders and VC's to meet through games. The website is https://www.matchbox.vc and so far it has had some moderate success. Turns out lots of founders and VC's really like Fortnite.
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by alex-wallish 7y ago
Just playing devil's advocate here: "Nor should they be allowed to do so as this is a abuse of power and a intervention into politics and moral aspects companies should not do." Your justification for apple not removing them
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Show HN: Fortnite.vc – a place for founders to meet VC's by playing Fortnite(fortnite.vc)
5 points by alex-wallish 7y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: A website for connecting Founders and Investors through Fortnite(fortnite.vc)
1 points by alex-wallish 7y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How do you ensure your documentation stays up to date?
2 points by alex-wallish 7y ago|1 comments
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by alex-wallish 7y ago
This is interesting. How would you be curating the information? Do you have a background in patent law?
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by alex-wallish 7y ago
That’s not true. You could require a list of say 50 parameters, and then it determines what needs to be sent to each site and in which format, adjusting for each site.
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by alex-wallish 7y ago
Isn’t the goal of lists like these to make it so you can easily submit to all or a subset of them when you launch a product? Automating that process to save time does not make it spamming.
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by alex-wallish 7y ago
Somebody should make a script that takes some info about your product and auto submits them to each one of these.
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Age of fraud: Are seniors more vulnerable to financial scams?(marketplace.org)
2 points by alex-wallish 7y ago|0 comments
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by alex-wallish 7y ago
Wouldn't it be simple to detect that dramatic change and isolate it/ keep it out of averages? I think the fact that people work out in AirPods is a non-issue for this example. If anything, just a way to segment the data and get e
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by alex-wallish 7y ago
I recently came across a product that tries to solve exactly this. For $15 a month they give seniors a "personal secretary" who screens calls from unknown numbers. Recently featured on ProductHunt: https://www.producthu
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by alex-wallish 7y ago
My intention was not to convey the exact same thing as the quote, because as you’ve correctly pointed out it’s somewhat difficult to actually categorize. “Matters to whom?” —This is exactly why I said “most people think doesn’t matter.” If
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Ask HN: What are you obsessed with, that most people think doesn't matter?
3 points by alex-wallish 7y ago|3 comments
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Ask HN: If Hacker News were for sale, how much would it be worth?
3 points by alex-wallish 7y ago|7 comments
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by alex-wallish 7y ago
A successful cloud kitchen will be operating many restaurants from a single location, ideally with enough demand to justify full-time deliveries from that single location. This cuts out the need for the gig worker. Instead of having to ha

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