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I stood up to my boss, then he got promoted(idiallo.com)
464 points by firefoxd 7y ago|217 comments
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by firefoxd 7y ago
What is the best length of a blog post that recounts a story. According to my analytics, it depends entirely on the story. According to a rough analysis of HN comments, if readers relate to the first and second paragraph, they'll read
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by firefoxd 7y ago
And causes hallucinations! Will post my story here in the near future, but let's just say a good man was doing my taxes at 3am. It was okay at first, because he was a hard worker. Suddenly I realized it was 3am, and told him to rush it
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by firefoxd 7y ago
I've been writing a piece on dating apps, friendship app and such, looking deeper into what apps do for their users. The tldr is that we used all the tricks in the box, but we taught users nothing about relationships. Apps let you swip
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by firefoxd 7y ago
Even if you are strong willed, seeing the number of likes and reshares will endup influencing you in the long term. However, hiding those numbers is putting a band aid on it. If you are at a point, where you think those numbers are influenc
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by firefoxd 7y ago
What I figured out over the years, is that CSS is not an afterthought. You need to engineer a solution for your design as you are building the html.
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by firefoxd 7y ago
Social media banning ads is like a printed newspaper banning ads. The dollar and some you pay for a copy is for the production of the paper and delivery only. What pays for the journalists, the research and all are the ads. Why would they r
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by firefoxd 7y ago
A known research is opening the network tab and watching nothing happen. You'll find lots of js and css animations though.
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by firefoxd 7y ago
I've seen pictures of this restaurant multiple times on the web. What I haven't seen, is a person in the picture. I wonder if having a person in it ruins the illusion?
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by firefoxd 7y ago
On mobile i use brave, and when things break I switch to chrome. I tried Firefox multiple times, but I can't help but miss the swipe the address bar to go from tab to tab. I always revert back to chrome. So it's more of a convenie
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Have any released game used Amazon Lumberyard?(old.reddit.com)
1 points by firefoxd 7y ago|0 comments
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by firefoxd 7y ago
I think this is a simple and neat tool. Thank you for building it, and congratulations for launching.
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by firefoxd 7y ago
What does the "no support" part mean?
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by firefoxd 7y ago
The internet of creation? You literally cannot think of an idea that someone hasn't built a website for. And then someone see those websites and say, "well theirs sucks, mine will be better" and they build their own. It has n
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by firefoxd 7y ago
After reading the article, I would say it's because it is hard. Even if the business is aligned with the success of moderation, it is still a monumental task.
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by firefoxd 7y ago
While fashionnova is booming. To give you an idea how fast FN is, they'll sell then make a product (in that order) so fast that when the customer gets it in the mail, the paint hasn't dried yet. Quality is not their forte.
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by firefoxd 7y ago
This is a pretty good insight. I think it's the same issue affecting many other groups.
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by firefoxd 7y ago
This is good, myself being a no CS degree who worked as a lead in a high performance company, I appreciate if more of those can surface. But I made a comment on another job board show hn that's relevant here: https://news.yc
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by firefoxd 7y ago
What's the relationship with the employers? I find the main issue with job website that are posted here is that there is usually zero relationship. Meaning it's mostly information copied from the career page of companies. That&#x2
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I Got Back to Reading(idiallo.com)
3 points by firefoxd 7y ago|0 comments
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Tesla Roadster with ‘Starman’ completes first orbit around the sun(electrek.co)
3 points by firefoxd 7y ago|0 comments
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by firefoxd 7y ago
Ha. Creating a layer on top of broken APIs is an thriving business. Every single carrier company has a broken API. That's why companies like aftership exist. One example I struggled with for days recently was USPS. Not only they use xm
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by firefoxd 7y ago
Ah, I read introduction and thought "finally, something for me". I'll have to find something a little more introductory.
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by firefoxd 7y ago
There is no difference in smartness here. Or at least, now we get to see that marketers meant internet when they said "smart".
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by firefoxd 7y ago
I recently read A Dog's heart , by Mikhail Bulgakov. There is a part where he describes the operation on the dog. When I read that part, i told myself there is absolutely no way he could come up with such a vivid description if he had
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by firefoxd 7y ago
I guess I am the only one who didn't understand a thing in this article.
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by firefoxd 7y ago
I wish the hosts file could have an include directive. Since I regularly add or remove entries, the file becomes a mess.
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by firefoxd 7y ago
In the name of security, Big Blue decided to add keycards to go through every single door. It's understandable. They first added the card readers over the span of months, getting people used to them even if they weren't functional
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Electric, autonomous T-Pod truck starts making deliveries on Swedish public road(electrek.co)
2 points by firefoxd 7y ago|0 comments
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I Charged $18k for a Static HTML Page(idiallo.com)
1148 points by firefoxd 7y ago|441 comments

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