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5y ago
This is the same argument as fiat. The fact that it's paper is not what makes it valuable...
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5y ago
Utah sucks, go to Colorado
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Famous last words; would love to see where Crested Butte is at in five years. The only business that will be left will be the ones supporting the rich second homers why wouldn't it just stay like that or even get worse?
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100%, the amount of houses that are just sitting up at Park City, Sun Valley, [insert popular ski town] is shocking.
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What do the gray columns represent?
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You summed it up perfectly, react-query aims to literally solve this exact problem. It does it quite well I might add. React, Mobx etc are all reactive frameworks exactly for this reason. Given a set of data render x, update the render ever
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It's 100% a competitive edge to be able to adopt new technology faster than others. "The future is here it's just not widely distributed yet". Kudos to you for recognize that early on. It's funny that hiring for thi
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I was one of the first few cohorts at the first "coding bootcamp" by Shereef Bishay called Dev Bootcamp. This was the first skill they taught us and they told us the exact same thing. "You are in the business of learning, lea
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Good stuff. I would love to see the open source community get together to create a web based open source version of Microsoft Word rather than hundreds of basic text editors. Even adding something as basic as "Pages" would help mo
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Lawyaw ( https://lawyaw.com ) (YCW18) | REMOTE FIRST (headquarters based in SF) Lawyaw is a vertical SaaS platform focused on enabling the digitization of legal services. Our platform solves a foundational gap in the market by mak
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Modals kept getting stuck, couldn't click out of them and then the app would freeze.
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Things I like. - projects and feature section. - Simple clean design, easy to edit - printable Things I don't like - Super buggy - no support for company lookup/reference (need to build company DB and connect the social graphs, th
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This was very informative
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That would be incredibly useful
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Gold?
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That's a best case scenario and feels overly optimistic. What are the chances it gets fully repaid?
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The fed has pumped 2.3 trillion dollars into the economy in the past six weeks.... I don't see how the dollar won't crash eventually. Why would foreign countries still buy US bonds?
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Most of that is Ian Storm Taylor. This is what happens when software is treated as a first class citizen and the co founder(s) are technical. It's a specific class of companies like Stripe and Square. The business itself is treated as
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Twilio Set to Acquire Segment for $3.2B
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Spot on
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My thoughts exactly.
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I have a bit of a contrarian view on data on the web. I think, eventually any data on the web is going to be in the public domain at some capacity. Data will be everywhere and readily available, mostly for free.
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Charged particles from space randomly flip computer bits and crash software. The biggest bug you've never heard of.
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Bit Flip: The biggest bug you've never heard of.
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Covid-19 Dashboard
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Jōmon Period
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Utah houses traditionally do not have many bathrooms, in fact most made before 1980's only have one. It's quite odd actually
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So I updated the suggestion list so that the locations are ordered by population size, the largest appearing at the top. I figured the cities with higher populate would be the most relevant.
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ocdtrekkie Great suggestion(pun intended), timely too; international features are next on my list. Great reminder of how important this use case is for people who need tools for timezones.
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Hey hacker news, Alex here! I created the timezone tool I have always wanted. Something simple, useful and shareable. The application is URL based and saves to your browser's storage so you don't have to keep adding/removing
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