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by jmstfv 5y ago
That's interesting - didn't cross my mind! Thanks for the pointer. Btw, the website you linked doesn't work for me. I get the "Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: navigator.geolocation is undefined" on Firefox 98.0.2 o
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by jmstfv 5y ago
Looks pretty neat!
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by jmstfv 5y ago
It wasn't intentional! I experimented with different colors, but seems like all of them produce this illusion :/ I'll see what I can do.
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by jmstfv 5y ago
Interesting. Thanks for the idea!
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by jmstfv 5y ago
Yikes, I haven't thought anyone would venture there and see that monstrosity... Well, now they're rectangles!
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Show HN: Visualize your day as 144 rectangles(rectangles.app)
201 points by jmstfv 5y ago|102 comments
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by jmstfv 5y ago
Wrong. 822: > Calls for the cessation of hostilities and the withdrawal of all occupying forces from the Kelbajar district and other recently occupied areas 853: > calls on the withdrawal of the occupying forces from the district o
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by jmstfv 5y ago
You don't get to call facts propaganda when they don't match your warped version of reality. You haven't presented a single shred of evidence disproving my claims - because you can't. Khojaly massacre is recognized by
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by jmstfv 5y ago
> Azerbaijan expelled the Armenian population from Baku in the 90s pogroms Armenians started assaulting and expelling Azerbaijanis back in 1987 (Kapan/Kafan). This happened before Sumgait/Baku pogroms.
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by jmstfv 5y ago
If we take international law as a basis for our arguments, then Armenia has illegally occupied territories that de jure belong to Azerbaijan [1], brutally massacred civilians [2], destroyed and looted cities [3][4], and left more than 700,0
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by jmstfv 5y ago
Bitcoin is neutral. It will be used by people and groups you like and dislike. And the great thing is that neither you nor anyone else can do anything about it.
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by jmstfv 5y ago
What the hell are you on about?!
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by jmstfv 5y ago
> Consider that the 2021 inflation rate is likely a symptom of COVID It's mostly a symptom of reckless monetary and fiscal policies. > Monthly inflation rates for the last few months of 2021 were trending downward It's the o
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by jmstfv 5y ago
Yes.
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by jmstfv 5y ago
How it's going for Venezuelan Bolivar? Zimbabwean Dollar? Argentine Peso?
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by jmstfv 5y ago
> A fiat currency will only collapse if you lose faith in the state and the ability of the judicial system to enforce repayment. My point was that fiat currencies live and die by the trust in governments that issue them. "Full fait
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by jmstfv 5y ago
> it's still entirely dependent on trust; if that trust collapses (and it will), its real money value will tank. Just like any fiat currency?
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Bitcoin: Addressing the Ponzi Scheme Characterization(lynalden.com)
27 points by jmstfv 5y ago|182 comments
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by jmstfv 5y ago
> Sooner or later, the founders of BTC Tell me you don't understand Bitcoin without telling me you don't understand Bitcoin.
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by jmstfv 5y ago
> So you're telling me that if your customer wants the button in blue and you want it in yellow, you won't put it in blue? If I don't feel like making the button blue, I won't. If they don't agree with my decisio
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by jmstfv 5y ago
Most companies aren't decent, far from it. And I doubt most people have a fair chance of landing one of those decent jobs. Even putting all that aside, working for someone entails doing what you're told even if you don't wa
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by jmstfv 5y ago
For me, it's mostly about independence. Living my life on my terms, on my own time, and on my own agenda is priceless. I don't have to ask anyone for permission to go for a walk or have a 3-hour long lunch if I want to. I can slac
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by jmstfv 5y ago
> I want to mostly focus on development and skip the marketing Please don't. More often than not, better-marketed products win over better products. It's unfortunate, but that's how it is. > I like building products aft
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by jmstfv 5y ago
Thanks! Unfortunately, no, you'll have to add them manually from the Share menu in Notion. I'll include it in docs.
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by jmstfv 5y ago
Thanks! I see your point and agree with your assessment. I simply decided to release it early to get feedback and squash bugs, hence the single discounted plan. I do plan on having at least two tiers and yearly subscriptions once the produc
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by jmstfv 5y ago
> Loosing ALL your notes and knowledge bits with 0 backup plan Shameless plug: Since Notion has released their API, I've been working on a tool to automatically back up workspaces. I use Notion a lot, both personally and professiona
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by jmstfv 5y ago
https://twitter.com/MacroScope17/ Institutional trading and Bitcoin.
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by jmstfv 5y ago
This summer, China banned Bitcoin mining, which resulted in a temporary drop in the hash rate. We're almost back where we were before the ban: https://www.blockchain.com/charts/hash-rate That speaks volumes about
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by jmstfv 5y ago
The key is not to go overboard. As a first-time founder, you don't know when to draw the line and focus on valuable stuff. It's very, very easy to get sucked into minutiae that don't matter at all (been there, done that). T
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by jmstfv 5y ago
Rails. Switched from Django two years ago and never looked back. Having worked with both, Rails is more polished and pleasant to work with. Side note: if you're building a business and already know Python/Django, stick with them

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