danieka

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   by danieka 9y ago

   Our goal is to replace the premium-rate phone number. So tech support, therapists, coaches, astrology and tarot stuff etc.
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   by danieka 9y ago

   Thanks for the feedback, you make good points. We'll make sure to incorporate it in our next version.
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   by danieka 9y ago

   Customers have the option of saving their credit card details.
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   by danieka 9y ago

   Thank you for the feedback. Right now they have to enter credit card details before calling.
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   by danieka 9y ago

   Thanks for your kind words, and for the feedback :)
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   by danieka 9y ago

   Thank you for the feedback :)
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   by danieka 9y ago

   Yes, that's good feedback, thank you. As you noted we don't ban any names. It sounds like a good idea to block "special names".
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   by danieka 9y ago

   Thanks, I'll take a look at it! Edit: Next step works now
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   by danieka 9y ago

   Hi, co-founder of EagleDial here. This is the first version of our MVP, so if you have any feedback we’d really appreciate it.
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    Show HN: Pay-per-minute video/audio calls with WebRTC(eagledial.com)

    47 points by danieka 9y ago|40 comments
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    by danieka 9y ago

    Why bring up that uTorrent technology was part of Spotify? Clearly guilt by association and a bit of ad hominem on Daniel Ek. Had really hard to take the article seriously after that. Spotify and power dynamics in the music industry is fasc
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    by danieka 9y ago

    If this is fraudulent or not is of course very, very important. But from reading your comment I feel there are some weird trust dynamics at play here. My view is that for a company to work you need to have people working in the same directi
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    by danieka 9y ago

    Has to be PRISM, but I'm not sure if NSA is sharing access. /s
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    by danieka 9y ago

    I would happily pay for a social network. My dream is EU breaking up Facebook and forcing them to become a federated service where many service providers can compete. Facebook would work the same way it does now but I would be able to choos
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    by danieka 9y ago

    Whenever you can, use cash instead of credit card. Records of who buy what are more widely spread than I’m comfortable with. Also, there is a large risk that cash will be removed in the next one or two decades and then all semblance of priv
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    by danieka 9y ago

    While there may not be a grace period I think that the law allows some leeway with regards to the time it takes to become fully compliant. If you're audited but are not fully compliant it should be enough if you can show how you are wo
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    by danieka 9y ago

    The author mentioned not taking on too much risk and avoiding straying to far from the lab. When I studied CS I was never that excited with the pure, abstract CS-bits. I was a lot more interested in how we could apply those bits in the real
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    by danieka 9y ago

    "Yes, the planet got destroyed. But for a beautiful moment in time we created a lot of value for shareholders." https://www.newyorker.com/cartoon/a16995
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    by danieka 9y ago

    So, is this a meta resolution? :)
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    by danieka 9y ago

    I was a musician(tuba) in the Royal Swedish Army Band for two years. So not really military, but we did received thorough combat training. I really enjoyed it, and it gave me really good experiences and taught me some valuable lessons. Our
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    by danieka 9y ago

    Agreed, plus it is really a company I'd like to support. It's just a shame that you can't easily send PGP-encrypted mail to users that don't have Protonmail, or at least at not that I've found. Not that I know a sin
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    by danieka 9y ago

    I really enjoyed it and played it for a good half hour. But I think that maybe it should be a bit more difficult or go a lot faster. If you compare it to the original this is much easier, maybe because of additional squares, or maybe becaus
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    by danieka 9y ago

    I've only just started reading a bit more about Monero after having watched Bitcoin from a far distance and Monero feels like it could actually become a useful currency. I have no trouble imagining myself paying and getting paid in Mon
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    by danieka 9y ago

    I am gonna go read the "content" right now. Who knows what I'm going to use it for :D
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    Using Headless Mode in Firefox(hacks.mozilla.org)

    2 points by danieka 9y ago|0 comments
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    The State of Mozilla: 2016 Annual Report(mozilla.org)

    1 points by danieka 9y ago|0 comments
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    by danieka 9y ago

    Some quick tips: If you use OpsWorks you can have time-based instances. We use this in our staging environment so it is only online when we're at work. We used to overestimate how large instances we needed. Our servers usually run just
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    by danieka 9y ago

    Thanks for sharing and gj, nice to see Schibsted contributing to open-source :)
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    Physicists create 'negative mass'(m.phys.org)

    1 points by danieka 9y ago|1 comments
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    by danieka 9y ago

    The author may not have intended it as such, but what I read is a excellent argument for a shorter work week. She writes that if she won the lottery she would still program, but fewer hours. And I wonder how her work related injuries would