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How Are Apps Made?
(craigmod.com)
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Because folks in their 20s are usually in a process of self-discovery / growth / change, try to develop the habit of making sure you are investing in friendships that matter and are aligned with your goals. This sounds cold and ca
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Text Only Weather Report
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somewhat related: to be happy, hide from the spotlight [0] [0] https://www.theatlantic.com/family/archive/2021/10/fame-pres...
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Steve May have been a categorical jerk in many ways, but his opinions often had moral grounding and backbone. Just before I joined Flipboard way back in 2010, Jobs had apparently visited the office after their epic launch. He spoke for a fe
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Japan postal service stopped shipping to most of the world last year and are still (I believe) not fully back to world-wide shipping. Supposedly because of JAL contracts and a lack of commercial flights on which they'd usually piggybac
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it's probably worth splitting the hair between spiritual and "literal" time travel
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i always come back to the fact that "time travel" wasn't a notion until relatively recently; simply by the fact that so little changed on a centuries-long scale, and traveling through time would essentially place you in preci
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i believe the implication here is they are too good for a non-meat-eater
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Ask HN: What's your death plan? Deadman switch?
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If you want to read about the insanity of manipulation in the diamond industry, this Atlantic article on de Beers from 1982 is a … gem. Of the many shocking moments, one that stood out to me was the way they went after post-war Japan to con
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A lot of folks are saying a technical solution isn’t the answer, but I’d say it’s a core part of getting to the next stage. I’d recommend reading James Clear’s Atomic Habits to get a high-level view of what your body/mind is doing when
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Mjml – Open-Source Responsive Email Templating
(documentation.mjml.io)
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It's tricky because "Yamaguchi No.10 Family Office" is //such// a beautiful understatement for what this is.
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For those interested, dev agency is Mount Inc. [0] Some behinds the scenes production stuff on their Twitter feed. [1] [0]: https://mount.jp/ [1]: https://twitter.com/mount_inc/status/1381805222679
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Yamauchi No.10 Family Office
(y-n10.com)
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The Healing Power of JavaScript
(wired.com)
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A 40-year project to document traditional life in Asia
(kickstarter.com)
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macOS Feature Request: Context Menu via Keyboard
(ldegruchy.blogspot.com)
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Looking Closely Is Everything
(craigmod.com)
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Webster's 1913 Dictionary Style Update
(github.com)
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6y ago
Less about stopping analytics and more about stopping privacy-malicious analytics (which google analytics could arguably be defined as). Install a privacy friendly analytics package and I suspect it won’t be much blocked.
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Steve Jobs Stories
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Ask HN: Super Fast Text-Only Sites?
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Bill Gates is fighting climate change and Covid conspiracy theories
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Getting to 1000 Paying Members
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A used Q in good shape can now be had for a reasonable amount of cash. I’m still on Q1 and love it. (Although the hardware interface improvements to Q2 are subtle but impressive.)
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Pursue Mastery Not Status
(moretothat.com)
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I believe this value proposition was more important at the start of contemporary crowdfunding (~2010), in order for folks to trust crowdfunding. As I note in the Craigstarter README: > The lack of goal-triggered payments is probably the
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6y ago
If anyone would like to turn it into a free plugin, please do, as that would be within the spirit and terms of the license.
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