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cccybernetic
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4y ago
I was born outside the US and we had local gangsters that would walk up to you in the middle of the street and try to “sell” you a brick. Like a brick that you build a house or wall with. They would show it to you, and tell you that it was
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Yes, these are essentially links to the corresponding rows in the child table. Airtable solves this problem via the "linkedRecordsField", though I'm not sure it's actually "solved", as the interface around them
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4y ago
I find your phrasing and mindset interesting. What you suggest somewhat maliciously as "lock others in at high rates", I read as "shower them with more cash than they could ever conceivably dream of" I'd love if my
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4y ago
"Terrible" was too strong of a word -- I actually like Overcast, but find Spotify superior.
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4y ago
iPhone - I'm happy to take recommendations.
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4y ago
Overall I like Overcast, definitely better than Apple’s app. I don’t like UI though — the teal blue color, oversized controls, the “+ + + +” on the playback speed slider, strange layout choices, etc. (I know that these are relatively minor
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4y ago
Meh, you can call it value extraction if you want, but ultimately they're paying these people. Didn't Rogan get like 100MM? Didn't they fund a bunch of studios and new podcast creators? From the article: Its drastic cuts hav
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4y ago
Maybe I'm just more of a private person than some people, but I'm absolutely floored that people would volunteer such private life details to a group of random strangers. I'm not saying it's a bad thing either, it may ve
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4y ago
As a technical founder, I agree with you to a degree, but not completely. I've come to appreciate sharp, non-technical founders with business acumen and who can see the "forest for the trees". There are times where being &quo
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I've always loved this project / product: https://github.com/outline/outline I think the guy who built it posts here. There's also pg-promise, a "Postgres interface for Node.js": https:/&
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As a first-generation immigrant I completely disagree with your framing here and it makes me sad that you view the United States in such an incredibly dismal way. There are many problems here, to be sure, but the US is undoubtedly one of th
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4y ago
The existence of a synthetic key contradicts the idea that we're modeling the "world". Of course, this is a debate that’s been around forever, and I understand the advantages of synthetic keys, but I've found that the in
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4y ago
The best resource I've found is this random, somewhat obscure website (though I've learned that it has grown in popularity) called Paul's Online Notes. The professor has a real knack of pedagogy, and the problems are perfectl
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4y ago
Yeah, while not my favorite, Sal & Carmines is great. Only other truly great slice joint on the UWS is Freddie's (which is phenomenal). A new-ish place, Mama's Too on 106th, isn't too bad either.
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Woah, this is a blast from the past. I switched over to Mac a few years so I can't use this anymore, but this was my favorite piece of software from a prior job when I had a PC. This thing completely changed how I thought about perform
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4y ago
This is so cool. How long did it take you to get some of highly sought after photos?
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4y ago
To make a long story short … I built a delivery service that unexpectedly went semi-viral. Within a matter of hours we went from 2-5 orders per day, to 10, 20, 30, 40 … I had a small crew, and it got to the point where I was ordering Ubers
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4y ago
Not OP, but also run a tech consulting firm. Email is in bio, happy to talk.