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We use Notion and most people seem to like it. I find it quite quirky but it does a good job of allowing comments and feedback that can then be marked as "resolved". I'd probably prefer a pure markdown solution but I'm n
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How I Got My First 100 Email Subscribers
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I want a fax on my birthday! Sign me up.
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That’s why I’m writing pure html and css in 2025. These sites can last a very long time. I just wrote about this a couple weeks ago: https://joeldare.com/why-im-writing-pure-html-and-css-in-202...
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I do that, but I’m never satisfied.
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Does it work? I’ve considered using this strategy after my 3-day bender (like op) and then three months of trying to gain traction. Instead of just letting the domain rot and expire, I could put up a for sale sign, like you did.
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My experience has been that people sometimes obsess over speed for things like how fast a search result returns but not over things like how fast a page renders or how many bites we send the user.
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Interestingly they have 25 to 9-pin adapters and the majority of DB25 devices I worked with were fine either way. So, the devices generally used 9 pins or less (or at least 9 or less pins were "important"). There are, of course, d
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I haven't tried uv but my biggest pain point with Python has been the way env works. I always find it painful and odd. Backward compatibility, which I suppose is closely related to needing to use env, is also a pain. In my experience y
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Why I'm Writing Pure HTML and CSS in 2025
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Crazy amount of effort here. Awesome. I did this for a single color from a single printer—the black toner from my Brother laser printer. I left it in my West facing office window for about 18 months. On the BACK SIDE I labeled it with pen.
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I think we're there, not 2 years away. I have software that won't work quite right in Safari or Firefox through a VPN every single day. Maybe it's the VPN and maybe it's the browser but it doesn't matter. We're
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I did not find Apple iMessage to work on my recent cruise without the room Wifi. I didn't really need internet with a tiny bit of planning though. The cruise line had its own app and THAT had a chat feature. We didn't find it very
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Trying to Stop Procrastination with My Thermal Receipt Printer
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This is not at all surprising to me. Just this week I asked for a picture of a cartoon Car. It produced an image so similar to Pixar Cars that I was surprised. I was hoping for something a bit more creative. I asked the AI a few follow-up q
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Show HN: Make Traceable PDFs from Any Picture for Your Kindle Scribe
(tracer.joeldare.com)
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This gets really “gray”. I work on web software and we tend to deploy at the end of the day. Meaning only the smallest programs are “new” or not yet in service. This is a mess.
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This is also an exercise in deductive reasoning, which I recently read, somewhere here on Hacker News, is a good skill to exercise.
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I'm an old developer who started with a BBS in my bedroom back in the late 80's. If it's true that we'll move to gated communities, and I think it might be, it's still pretty interesting. I have fond memories of the
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I should do this. Did you have to code something for it or will Twilio just do this if you set some settings?
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I’m working on another midlife million dollar idea. https://www.ammid.com You might have read my previous article about How To Lose Money with 25 Years of Failed Businesses.
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Care to share your prompt(s)? I draw a fair bit on a Kindle Scribe. I’d love to try this, but I bet your prompt would be helpful.
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I see absolute messes created out of React and associated frameworks. Quite possibly because, “you’re holing it wrong”. Just using a framework is not going to force best practices and it’s very easy to create terribly bloated and slow syste
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I bet Woz’s latest book, which I think is iWoz, probably has some stories (though it probably covers a later time).
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Ask HN: How do you organize your business ideas?
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Email Forwarding for Your Domain
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I used to think this was hard. The founder of mailwip helped me iron it out. Well worth the price of admission.
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This isn’t as hard as you might think. I pay for https://mailwip.com because the founder helped me figure out mine. It was ultimately relatively strait-forward. I stay because I appreciate his work, my email is flawless, and I l
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Because I like minimalist tools, onedollarstats.com looks interesting to me. I can’t find much info about their privacy posture (which prevents me from using Google Analytics). I use my own counter, but it’s got very limited features.
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How to Lose Money with 25 Years of Failed Businesses (2022)
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