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by fourstar 6y ago
Would you mind describing that lower back pain a little bit more? Location, sensitivity, etc?
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by fourstar 6y ago
You got a source to back up where exactly he "advised" to drink bleach?
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by fourstar 6y ago
> expensive equipment What equipment aside from a computer (which you can take home) are you referencing, here? > sound-proof rooms So open office layout is the opposite of this?
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by fourstar 7y ago
I've been relying on Cloudflare lately for analytics. Gives me a rough idea, and "good enough".
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by fourstar 7y ago
This is awesome. Did you or someone else illustrate the icons? They're beautiful.
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by fourstar 7y ago
> Are you a likely customer? That is, are you a current influencer looking for a platform to sell things? I'm sure the majority of people on "Hacker News" wouldn't fit into the archetype of an "influencer" u
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by fourstar 7y ago
I'm providing free feedback from a current non-customer. They can use what they want with it.
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by fourstar 7y ago
Jelly Belly has been around for YEARS and was named after Lead Belly (a musician). I've never heard of Potbelly, but that's a pre-existing noun (potbelly pig). If anything, they should have chosen something more unique given the a
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by fourstar 7y ago
Why are you using the `belly` suffix? Goldbelly has existed for > 10 years.
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by fourstar 7y ago
How’d you acquire that domain?
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by fourstar 7y ago
Booking did in February, no questions asked (although I did mention it was due to Corona fears). They had to call the hotel, but the hotel was fine with it, and so was Booking.
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by fourstar 7y ago
If anyone “understands the internet and how it works” — it’s Brendan Eich.
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by fourstar 7y ago
> Was there for a couple weeks in dec '18… kyoto, fujisan, hiroshima, tokyo… I didn't think this at all unless the "ahead" was meant in jest Tokyo is a hell of a lot more advanced than the bay area (where I grew up).
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by fourstar 7y ago
> Alot of people think that CB's should always be on call to cover their bad bets… I think more people would probably hope that central banks don't make bad bets anyway. You know when you hear about Japan being this futuristic
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by fourstar 7y ago
No. We don't. We need more emphasis on value vs. growth. In what world is WeWork's valuation sustainable. Also who the hell is downvoting me? LOL. If you downvote, please comment here so we can debate. I'm dying to see you de
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by fourstar 7y ago
Came here to reply with the same thing. Not sure who is downvoting me but my guess is people who weren't around back in '08 or are significantly out of touch with US economic policy (or general econ policy, that is). If you'v
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by fourstar 7y ago
> If the Fed loses this fight, game over. They've already lost it. It's clear they're scrambling. You can't print your way out of this is the lesson we KNEW from '08.
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by fourstar 7y ago
What a dangerous line of thinking you have.
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by fourstar 7y ago
Your option is not reality and you're trivializing this to the common flu. Would you have done the same with SARS? Because it's similar to that disease (from what we know: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/arti
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by fourstar 7y ago
I flagged this article and I think others should too. Here's why: We don't HAVE enough data points yet. Can't trust anything coming out of China and the incubation time is a couple weeks. If you look to Iran -- it's a me
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by fourstar 7y ago
BTC.
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by fourstar 7y ago
Best I could find would be: https://github.com/chanzuckerberg/czi-prosemirror but they kinda stopped working on it.
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by fourstar 7y ago
TBH my suggestion is to work on making this more clear of who it's for. Maybe add a comparison to other current solutions out there, since at first I was a bit confused what it's trying to do. Maybe use like intro.js or something
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by fourstar 7y ago
Nice. I honestly have been looking for something like this for awhile. All the examples I found with slate were either insufficient or outdated (i.e. canner editor) -- and in a focus on speed (being a solo founder), I couldn't compromi
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by fourstar 7y ago
Here's the problem relying on slate (I've used it and all the others [quill, ckeditor, etc etc]) -- you are also relying on Ian Storm Taylor and he's known for going on a streak and re-writing things in a breaking manner. IMO
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by fourstar 7y ago
I actually am in the process of removing antd (previous version) from my website and am not planning to upgrade to 4.0. The reason being is because you still run into the same issues as using any framework -- customizing it ends up overridi
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by fourstar 7y ago
I always tell people: zoom out. The reaction to this dump is quite hilarious when you realize how long this bull has been going.
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by fourstar 7y ago
Thanks! Looks like I’ll invest some time into setting it up. Doing the current tsvector with the English dictionary for stems and zombodb seems closer to what I want.
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by fourstar 7y ago
Anyone here using https://github.com/zombodb/zombodb ?
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by fourstar 7y ago
I think Keybase is a bit ahead of its time.

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