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https://magic.link/ also pretty cool and https://handshake.org/ also awesome
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Co-sign! Helm is one of the coolest companies in the valley right now.
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6y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23546695
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6y ago
Hmm I'm not an expert but I just saw a project on HN the other day that listed the policies and procedures for a bunch of PDs?
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6y ago
My first thought was "the clothing brand is doing coaching"? https://hypebeast.com/tags/mighty-healthy
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PAN Protocol is an anonymous, censorship-resistant database of police misconduct
(decrypt.co)
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You often need an account to do something meaningful (getAccounts()) You often want to get an idea of how much it will cost to send your transaction (estimateGas()) If you want to interact with smart contracts like crypto kitties, lossless
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6y ago
Important to note that libraries to integrate with Ethereum exist in many popular languages: Ruby - https://github.com/izetex/web3-eth and https://github.com/DigixGlobal/ethereum-ruby Python - ht
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Might be interesting to show a table with amounts & gravatars? Maybe show what I could have actually bought with my money instead of blowing it on a game? (+ affiliate links) Maybe surprise people with a percent that is donated to chari
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I have friends in VZLA that use it in the current cash crunch / hyper inflation. Also know people in Peru/Colombia that use it as a transport layer to get money home into Venezuela. Also, see valiu.co
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Not sure if I'm missing something, isn't Saliva based testing almost/basically here? 1. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/orasure-technologies-receives... 2. https://www.politico.com/states&
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6y ago
You could use something like presence.so for a private group voice chat.
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6y ago
Cofounder of QuikNode.io here - this is kind of a “it depends” question/answer. What chain are you using? Ethereum? Bitcoin? EOS? At a high level you could encrypt the data (URL) you want to send the webhook to, then (let’s say you’re
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https://bitsorbricks.com/writing It’s not that awesome TBH. You’d read because every now and then I publish something informative, useful or thought provoking. But it’s mostly just info about my Personal life.
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7y ago
Escalating: https://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/community/miami-dade/...
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7y ago
Having worked on low cost online educational content & as a bootcamp instructor previously - I think there are a few forces that lead to suboptimal outcomes: 1. No or low admissions bar. Some students very simply SHOULD NOT be admitted
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7y ago
Absolutely agree that at scale this matters in a big way, but I’d argue most of us are not working at FAANG. Most of us are probably working on a side project or some extremely targeted piece of software for construction workers or crypto o
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I actually think the assertion that the color of your text fields is going to be the determining factor for potential users is not a sturdy one. A lot of the time, what users are looking for is the thing that solves their problem and it doe
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7y ago
Generally speaking: I really liked “The obstacle is the way”. But I have a question: is there any particular part of your life you notice especially low self-esteem?
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7y ago
Have used both extensively. I like the Django ORM better than ActiveRecord but love the conventions and magic you get with rails + ActiveAdmin!
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I’ve always struggled with this, on the one hand I recognize my productivity/efficiency increase. On the other... I feel like tooling that automatically makes decisions for you can be a crutch if you don’t take the time to understand i
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7y ago
Off the top companies that were acquired after their first round: eBuilder | raised $8.4m -> sold $500m Chewy.com | raised $450m -> IPO $8.7b BelugaCDN | undisclosed acquired by SSL provider Comodo Willing.com | raised $7.1m -> acq
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Can’t help but feel like they could literally just take a trip outside SV and get: 1. Easier access to deal flow 2. Lower valuations 3. Less competition If any VCs are interested, HMU I can show you strong deals your peers saw way before yo
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Nice, you should come to Miami! https://superconf.com/
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I think the takeaway here is that no matter your circumstance, you should find a way to gain "specific knowledge". It boils down to: - If you can afford to apprentice / intern under someone success or on a trajectory to succe
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Can you go to a conference? There are lots of those happening!
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According to https://ethernodes.org/ there are ~7.5k nodes & according to https://www.etherchain.org/charts/distinctMiners ~60 miners running ATM. Small city sounds a bit big in that context.
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Sup Guys! Long time Miami native - there are dozens of tech cos: I'm always psyched to meet more people and tell them all about what's going on in miami, feel free to email me: ab@bitsorbricks.com or text me 954-247-1673!
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I've had Itamae (the Peruvian stall mentioned towards the end of the article) a whole lot and I have to say that is definitely one of the best food spots in all of Miami.
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Any ideas on how we (HN) could help these people that dealt with Mined Minds? Perhaps some free remote tutoring? Some interview coaching? Resume review? A whole lot of bagging on coding boot camps, the founders of Mined Minds & people l
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