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6y ago
Author here - as an adult I've found it increasingly more difficult to stay connected with friends I don't see frequently. I wanted to build a tool which reminds me when its been too long since I've contacted a particular fri
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Show HN: FriendSavvy – Be a better friend, reminders
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12y ago
Looks like its using a `sync.Pool` to amortize allocations. https://github.com/labstack/echo/blob/master/echo.go#L17
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13y ago
This month: $57.33 from 8294 page views (228 ad clicks) Last month: $33.14 from 4338 page views (90 clicks)
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Show HN: MsgRemind - Stop forgetting to respond to text messages (Android)
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13y ago
This is my first Android app. I'm notoriously bad at responding to text messages if I don't respond immediately, so I decided to solve my own problem and make sure I never forget to respond again.
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13y ago
http://www.mixpanelquerytool.com and http://www.ihavewhohasgames.com
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13y ago
One of my early jobs (as I was teaching myself to program) was at a large consulting firm. The job didn't require any sort of programming. Many of the business processes at the company revolved around manual processes and data-entry&#x
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Show HN: Mixpanel Query Tool - SQL(ish) for Mixpanel
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Mixpanel Query Tool: Free 3 Day Trial
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Show HN: Mixpanel Query Tool
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14y ago
But do you think you did so well early in the term as a result of the deadlines? Perhaps it had no impact, but I'd argue that a lot of people need that requirement to stay on track.
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14y ago
Although less obvious, there are other areas in sport where these issues currently exist. One of the more recent controversies resulted in the ban of LZR Racer ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LZR_Racer#FINA_rule_changes ), a swimsuit which r
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14y ago
I have chronic back problems (lumbar) and I've tried dozens of chairs over the past few years from periods between a few hours and a few weeks and I've only found 2 which haven't caused me problems: Herman Miller Aeron (which I currently us
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Setting cookies on external domains
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Event-driven programming can be hard
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Show HN: Chat with HN users while you visit HN
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15y ago
As someone who has chronic back problems, I cannot agree with this more. I've wanted to start a company for some time, but my increased risk for significant medical care/procedures has somewhat anchored me to working for others.
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15y ago
The last few days, gmail has been a pain for me to use specifically because I can no longer click on the logo to return to my inbox after viewing an email thread. Navigating my mouse to the "Inbox" link in the nav menu is difficult because
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15y ago
Baseball is easier to predict from statistics when compared to most other sports. Most plays in baseball occur in isolation (relatively). For example: pitcher vs. batter -- each pitch is essentially a new, repeatable experiment. In basketba
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15y ago
Knowing how hardware works, how languages are compiled/designed, how libraries are architected. It can only increase your knowledge of [insert technology here]. I think you're confusing "Levels" with A > B (A is better than B) when in r
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15y ago
If you increase your skill/knowledge that doesn't hinder your ability to use PeopleSoft/SharePoint. It certainly expands your options. While you can get a good salary using those technologies, eventually they will be obsolete. When that hap
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15y ago
That IS the problem. They can't do the business side, but they SHOULD be able to do the business side. Government contracts favor large mega-corps rather than small, efficient businesses because of the enormous amount of regulations involve
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15y ago
If BigCo could create a pseudo-incubator where the evaluation process was similar to YC. The company could filter out applicants whose ideas didn't align with their business objectives. Additionally, BigCo could own the rights to the produc
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Ask HN: How do you test locale specific web apps?
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15y ago
This resonates with me. Like you, I'm risk-averse but I still have hopes to create my own company one day. It'll start as a side project and then if I get enough traction, perhaps it'll be enough to convince me to take the leap.
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Yes, you can boulder by yourself (I find bouldering more fun anyways). Most gyms have sign up sheets to connect solo climbers with others. Even better, when you sign up at a gym you'll probably receive guest passes, take a friend some time
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15y ago
For those who are interested in exercise but haven't enjoyed it in the past (running, swimming, lifting weights can be boring), I'd recommend rock-climbing. Four months ago I joined a rock-climbing gym and I've really enjoyed it. Its a good
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Some basic details below, maybe I'll write a blog post with more thorough descriptions... App and scrapers are written in Python with MongoDB storage. I was pleasantly surprised with MongoDB's query speed given I only index keywords. There
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No, this is not just furniture. It is everything in Storage & Organization categories from Target and Amazon. I'm not sure whether the art supply box fits that category, but I'd hope so. I do not have the dimensions for all products as
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