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by ivanvanderbyl 5y ago
By having the advisor make a financial commitment to the company in addition to the advisor role helps align their incentives to be engaged with the company and give you valuable time.
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by ivanvanderbyl 5y ago
One of the largest coal ports (Abbott Point Port) is right in the middle of the coast bordered by the reef, which is currently approved for expansion.
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by ivanvanderbyl 5y ago
Max & Tim, thanks for building this. This is something I recently spent 2 weeks trying to solve, then more pressing issues came up so we threw more CPUs at the problem. So from that I can appreciate how complex this is to solve, and the
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by ivanvanderbyl 5y ago
I had a similar thing happen with a 30 day stay in Europe last year. Same cancellation policy. Host refused to refund us and Airbnb kept saying it was in the hands of the host. Basically each party refusing to do anything. I contacted my cr
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by ivanvanderbyl 5y ago
Mapbox certainly has been challenging. I read over a lot of code I found through GitHub search to figure out the overlays, and then went down a big rabbit hole trying to improve the rendering performance without much to show for it — I stil
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by ivanvanderbyl 5y ago
Hi HN, we’ve been building this for the last couple of months, partly to scratch our own itch as avid travellers. We found it increasingly difficult to keep track of changing travel restrictions and policies from dozens of different sources
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Show HN: Explore travel restrictions for every Country(airheart.com)
11 points by ivanvanderbyl 5y ago|5 comments
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by ivanvanderbyl 5y ago
I believe WeWork makes most of their money colocating teams and companies, not off hot-desk remote workers.
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by ivanvanderbyl 5y ago
Their CEO has been pretty vocal about not having an office for a while now. I'd be surprised if opening a new office is their interpretation of remote-first.
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Climate change threatens coffee production(economist.com)
1 points by ivanvanderbyl 5y ago|0 comments
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by ivanvanderbyl 6y ago
I wouldn't count on that. Flights to Australia in the first place are exceedingly hard to get on unless you upgrade to business class. Secondly, Australia's hotel quarantine has been at capacity since June, and limits the number o
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by ivanvanderbyl 6y ago
Or 1 year in advance on their business standard plan and wait 60 days.
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by ivanvanderbyl 6y ago
Here's an video overview of the project and all three stages of development. The yet unnamed City is expected to be finished in 2050. B1M https://youtu.be/P0fkucDtTRE
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What's behind those$15,000 electricity bills in Texas(theconversation.com)
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by ivanvanderbyl 6y ago
The best year of my career was at DO in 2014/15. We were growing like a weed. It was hard to appreciate the magnitude of the growth until I compared it to everywhere I've worked since. It was a heck of a lot of fun. Thanks for bri
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by ivanvanderbyl 6y ago
This honestly sounds pretty harmful to give as advice to anyone. My uncle used to follow something similar he read online (in Australia) and was convinced he could live a healthy life eating only grapes. He was admitted to hospital after on
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by ivanvanderbyl 6y ago
Hi Ned and PJ, I'm very excited to see this, was just beginning to do customer interviews for JTBD and started wondering about keeping it organised. Can't wait to give this a try.
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by ivanvanderbyl 6y ago
I've used most of the Go code generated ORMs and would have to say Ent is now my go-to for new projects. It works really nicely with gqlgen, handles permissions, and does eager loading.
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by ivanvanderbyl 6y ago
This is really cool, love the niche this fits into — and for other future founders, there's a lot of low hanging Adobe apps which could follow this path: Audition? Acrobat? One thing I would suggest: increase your prices, at least at t
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by ivanvanderbyl 6y ago
Pretty poor form calling out a competitor for something like this. Not the first time a DNS provider has done this, and won't be the last.
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by ivanvanderbyl 6y ago
A quick google search seems to indicate this is Pager data for a 48 hour window around 9/11.
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Compound Thinking (2009)(drjoonyun.com)
1 points by ivanvanderbyl 6y ago|0 comments
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by ivanvanderbyl 6y ago
We get comparable treatment as Germany in Australia and pay comparable tax to America. I don't buy that this is a luxury of high tax paying countries. Something is systemically wrong in the US.
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Coronavirus will change airlines and the way we fly(bloomberg.com)
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by ivanvanderbyl 7y ago
I don't know what the CGT situation is in America, but in Australia of you own an asset (shares, property, etc) for less than 12 months before sale, capital gains tax kicks up to about 50%.
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Mumbai Police Play a Trick on Honking Drivers(nytimes.com)
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by ivanvanderbyl 7y ago
I hope that's not a touch screen. Anyone who has ever ridden a bike can tell you how impractical and distracting that would be. Try using it in the rain, with gloves on.
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by ivanvanderbyl 7y ago
I went nomad after calculating that rent on my apartment in NYC was higher than living anywhere else in the world. So I just left behind everything that didn't fit in my backpack and a carry-on sized suitcase, boarded a flight to Bali,
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On the Internet, No One Knows You’re Not Rich. Except This Account(nytimes.com)
3 points by ivanvanderbyl 7y ago|0 comments
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by ivanvanderbyl 7y ago
This varies by cloud provider. I'm not 100% sure this is still the case with Lambda, but this was the case when they originally added Go support.

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