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Google Is Disconnecting Photos from Drive(firstpost.com)
2 points by dhruvkar 7y ago|0 comments
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by dhruvkar 7y ago
is there any documentation for this?
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by dhruvkar 7y ago
set up systems that take money out of your bank account and into investment vehicles (people have suggested a few in this thread) right when your paycheck arrives. Leave a pre-set amount in your bank account to pay your credit card bills, r
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by dhruvkar 7y ago
I had trouble running Android Studio on Ubuntu 18.04 (specifically the emulator) with OpenJDK and ended up having to use Oracle Java. I assume there are other such compatibility issues as well. Is there a list of projects somewhere that wor
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by dhruvkar 7y ago
I'd totally be a sucker for this type of job description ~6 years ago (32 now, married and a kid on the way). I want(ed) to build something that made a dent in the world (so perhaps not coffee refills). And somehow making a dent &
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Ask HN: How to model daily state of accounts in RDBMS?
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by dhruvkar 7y ago
I use https://domains.google.com and that has catch-all addresses. Also not pushy, WHOIS privacy included, and simple interface. It's also slightly cheaper than Hover. But it's google.
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by dhruvkar 7y ago
I use Lubuntu and try to keep external apps to a minimum. Web Browser: Firefox Terminal: LXTerminal IDE: LXTerminal File manager: PCManFM Basic Text Editor: Vim PDF Reader: Xournal - http://xournal.sourceforge.net/ (useful
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by dhruvkar 7y ago
Sounds fascinating! >> yet, vastly more powerful What's sorts of things can you now do with this setup?
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by dhruvkar 7y ago
what's an example of a dedicated provider? I also worked in ITOps at a medium-ish company and we were moving our colo to Azure, when I left.
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by dhruvkar 7y ago
the email field is just for you, others can't see your email of you every it. right now, your profile is empty, so OP won't be able to reach you. enter the email in the 'about' field.
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by dhruvkar 8y ago
Did you try the HackerNews API? [0]. I've never used it, but it states in the README that there is no rate limit currently (~8 months ago). 0. https://github.com/HackerNews/API
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by dhruvkar 8y ago
>> some people who I found were really knowledgeable don't code at home How old/what phase of life were they in? I find that, in general (anecdotally), this tends to slow down for most people as they age or advance in their
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by dhruvkar 8y ago
On surplus food distribution -- do efforts like this already exist? I don't know anything about the area. If not, it does seem like an area for impact using tech..
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by dhruvkar 8y ago
I lost my ability to focus for ~6 months. I started working on something that I cared about. Slowly, over 3-4 months, I regained it.
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by dhruvkar 8y ago
keto.fm -- if you're interested. It's a content only site with ~1300 email subscribers. Stopped working on it a few months ago.
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by dhruvkar 8y ago
I wrote a shipping container tracking system for ~7 shipping lines. Each shipping line offers a tracking service through one of these methods -- email, RSS or website form. Our container numbers are collected into a Google Spreadsheet via o
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by dhruvkar 8y ago
I've been on a 2012 MacBook Pro for ~7 years. The build quality is fantastic. The keyboard is punchy. The display is pre-retina, so not great, but I'm used to it. It's only noticeable when I see someone else's newer lapt
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by dhruvkar 8y ago
I'd look for an industrial warehouse in the Midwest with strong credit tenants and long-terms leases (e.g. like a publicly traded company serving a utility function). You'd have to start with a small property, given your capital.
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by dhruvkar 8y ago
I think this sentiment is an indication that what you made is not as useful as you'd like. Communities enjoy things that are useful to them. By virtue of you being interested in your own side project's subject matter, makes you a
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by dhruvkar 8y ago
To clarify, the OP is talking about a Bachelor of Science (not bull poop).
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by dhruvkar 8y ago
>>Our experience: It works well. What are the reasons you wouldn't consider using it going forward?
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First Millionaire Hacker on HackerOne(bleepingcomputer.com)
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by dhruvkar 8y ago
We just started using Documize after trying out a few solutions including wiki.js and Confluence. https://www.documize.com
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by dhruvkar 8y ago
Mike Carson hints at his methods for this in interviews on how he built Park.io. Basically lots of custom scripts to try and buy dropped domains using registrar API (i think gandi.net has one). The skill was in increasing the speed of thes
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Personal Analytics of My Life (2012)(blog.stephenwolfram.com)
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by dhruvkar 8y ago
>> github for recipes https://www.cinc.kitchen/ An acquaintance is working this, released a couple years ago, assume still going. like the uber for tutoring idea.
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by dhruvkar 8y ago
https://www.spane.org It's a fledgling community for social entrepreneurs. (full disclosure: I started the site). It has yet to gain traction, but HN is what prompted me start this in the social impact space.
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by dhruvkar 8y ago
>>why did you separate the images from the main site I anticipated using the images in more than one place at the time, so wanted an API-like interface. >>Netlify change your image URL names each deploy I have not run into this.
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by dhruvkar 8y ago
I used a combination of Hugo, Python script and a separate Netlify site to serve ~1k images. The python script cropped, resized and optimized images. Hugo generated a simple image site with an API-like url schema that could be consumed by m

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