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by chadash 3y ago
If I’m the type of user who would ever consider paying, I’m most definitely not the type of person who wants to ask a stranger on the internet to setup a new spreadsheet for me every time I want to use one. I wouldn’t even want to ask a fri
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by chadash 3y ago
This allows them to view but not to edit
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by chadash 3y ago
What I'd love to see is an easy workflow to make this supplant Google docs. Right now, let's say i want a shared spreadsheet. I need to: 1) Signup for an account 2) Create a workbook 3) Click share and put in friend's email 4
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by chadash 3y ago
There are companies that specialize in buying up office furniture being liquidated. They buy it at a discount and sell it to the next company. The thing is that sometimes they have leftovers that they can't really sell to another compa
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by chadash 3y ago
I won’t eat at that restaurant anymore because the chef no longer publishes cookbooks. Oh, you say he will tell me the recipe as long as I agree not to use it to open a restaurant across the street? Well, f** him that’s not good enough. He
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by chadash 3y ago
Say that you are building a b2b product that uses LLMs for whatever. A common question that users will ask is if their data is safe and who else has access. Everyone is afraid or AI training on their data. Saying that Microsoft is the only
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by chadash 3y ago
> Physical menus are fine. They do the job. But if we're looking to actually improve upon them, current approaches miss the mark. They offer limited interactivity and flexibility. Sigh. Am I the only one who likes to hold a physic
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by chadash 3y ago
Just make the billboard display the correct price for where the billboard is physically located. If you have a newspaper ad, make the price correct for the main city of distribution.
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by chadash 3y ago
I’ll offer the same bet but no transaction fee. But it pays out on Jan 1, 2028
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by chadash 3y ago
The answer is stupidly simple but only touched on briefly in the article. It is the fees and the limits bet sizes combined. Let’s take a simple example, which is Donald Trump‘s current odds of winning the Republican nomination. Predictit cu
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by chadash 3y ago
I think this is a misunderstanding of what wealth management is. I have friends in private banking who have told me that some of their clients are hedge fund managers and they aren’t looking for stock advice, but more for things like tax he
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by chadash 3y ago
Personally, an open-source project lets me take a little bit more risk on a startup's product. If the company goes under, I can always host myself, even if it's a bit of a pain.
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by chadash 3y ago
OXO. The company that makes kitchen gadgets. They are owned by Helen of Troy, a conglomerate which I don't know anything about. But I've called up OXO several times for small issues with products and within 3 minutes, I had a per
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by chadash 3y ago
I love it. One minor change I'd make is changing the pricing chart to put lowest on the left. On the other highlights, left to right goes from best to worst, but this one is the opposite. I'm excited to see where things land. What
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by chadash 3y ago
IANAL, but there are some things where you should really get expert advice. Child custody is one of them. I think with legal docs generally, you have to decide what the stakes are and act accordingly. In general, keep in mind that most lawy
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by chadash 3y ago
Wow. What saas are you using that’s so expensive?
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by chadash 3y ago
It's an interesting anecdote, but the floor on the stocks being talked about in this article is due to them already making tons of money. Warhols are worth a lot of money because a select group of people say they are worth a lot of
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Could this obscure tax idea reshape American housing?(vox.com)
2 points by chadash 3y ago|0 comments
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by chadash 3y ago
Some of the comments in this thread are talking about government corruption and safety issues but I think we should put something into perspective. Not a single passenger has died on a commercial flight in the United States in the last five
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by chadash 3y ago
Amazon is unique. If you look at their revenue, the vast majority comes from E-Commerce. But if you look at their profits, the majority comes from AWS. AWS is indisputably a software org, so it's clear that their senior leaders value s
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by chadash 3y ago
> My grandparents will endlessly complain about the lack of good quality products on the market (knives, power tools, clothing) but at the same time refuse to engage in locally-made albeit more expensive merchants. Not to say that they
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by chadash 3y ago
This is very cool! I built a tool similar to this, but for elementary school, classroom placements, and people always ask me if I can modify it for wedding seating! One question/comment. As you already know, finding the absolute mathem
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by chadash 3y ago
I don’t have a background in this but I was under the impression that much of algorithmic trading is that there are trillions of pennies lying around and if you have an algorithm that picks up those pennies faster than anyone else, you make
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by chadash 3y ago
Engineering lead: "Let's use serverless functions. That way we will never have to worry about scalability"
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by chadash 3y ago
Don't get me wrong, it is great that we can harness wind and solar to generate tons of electricity. But as the article points out, they aren't consistent enough to provide electricity that's always on, which is something ou
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by chadash 3y ago
Depends how you ask. If you ask people whether they would pay extra $ for a feature, they might be more hesitant.
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by chadash 3y ago
This is a classic two sided market. People who need money and are willing to sell services don’t know who you are. And people who are willing to buy services don’t know who you are. And the platform is useless unless you have both of those.
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by chadash 3y ago
This is very helpful. Given your experience, would you use NextJS on your next project or are you indifferent?
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Ask HN: Vite or NextJS?
6 points by chadash 3y ago|16 comments
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by chadash 3y ago
Because your watch will go down in value since people will assume it's fake when you try to sell it and you don't own the corresponding NFT. Same reason I wouldn't buy a certified Jordan autograph and then sell the certificat

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