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by kchr 8y ago
Overmanagement separation anxiety? ;-)
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by kchr 8y ago
What features do you need?
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by kchr 8y ago
Wow, that was a great tip. I'm also finding myself splitting tasks into recurring steps like you mentioned, so automating this will save me lots of time.
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by kchr 8y ago
$ task list pro:project_name
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by kchr 8y ago
I think a common misconception of planning is that you wish to avoid logging and the "hassle" it means. For me, logging what I have done is the only way to keep track of the project status and let my team members know what have be
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by kchr 8y ago
Please share the Pebble stuff!
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by kchr 8y ago
Even if you work in a team, surely you take on individual tasks based on what team has decided?
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by kchr 8y ago
Nice workflow, thanks for the tip.
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Personally, I have a reminder on my phone set every morning that tells me to review the list. Before I did this, I always had this gut feeling that I had forgot something even though I was very strict about always adding a task for everythi
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by kchr 8y ago
So set a daily reminder to check the list?
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by kchr 8y ago
The "snooze hell" is extremily unproductive if you ask me. Quite often I end up creating an avalanche of reminders just by snoozing/deferring individual tasks until "later" instead of deciding when/where to act
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by kchr 8y ago
I think the point was that some people seem to think "freedom of speech" also means "freedom of being criticized", as if they wouldn't have to account for their own actions.
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by kchr 8y ago
Better check the EULA first...
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by kchr 8y ago
Busted!
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by kchr 8y ago
Maybe put the year (2000) in the title.
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by kchr 8y ago
Okay, thanks for clarifying!
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by kchr 8y ago
But if you route all traffic for a specific domain through your own web server, surely you could complete the Letsencrypt verification steps as well. They just check for a specific file on the remote web server, right?
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by kchr 9y ago
I'm curious, what do your normal Facebook session look like now?
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by kchr 9y ago
Already posted and being discussed at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15510428
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by kchr 9y ago
Lots of retro game reverse engineering stuff on HN lately; please continue this trend :-)
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by kchr 9y ago
I guess one major reason is the NumPy library, which is very useful for complex math and popular in the academic world.
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by kchr 9y ago
Not really, there are lots of countries having "zero tolerance" policy laws which include ingesting and being under the influence of illegal drugs.
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by kchr 9y ago
You might want to use the term "single-purpose number" or something similar. Burner phone is colloquially used as a term for non-registered/anonymous phones, which this isn't. Sure it sounds cool but people might assume
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by kchr 9y ago
Stick it to the Man!
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by kchr 9y ago
A number having high usage history does not necessarily mean it still is being used. Providing these numbers to the customer is a neat idea, but since they only provide an indicator for how it _was_ used they won't have much value. It
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by kchr 9y ago
Dammit, I glanced at the domain and expected a statement from the gangsta rap group... School is cool, kids!
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by kchr 9y ago
Also, fantastic product! My only criticism is the poor name choice and lack of market research...
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by kchr 9y ago
No worries, just make the name switch sooner rather than later. Since your target audience is obviously developers in general - to whom the patch tool is well known - it will most likely affect your business negatively if you don't...
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by kchr 9y ago
> Or you could use Mail Designer Pro to share your promo codes, e.g. to send a nice promo code email to a journalist. It adds a bit of magic to the experience if your email is scannable Yeah, sounds very convenient... How exactly would t
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by kchr 9y ago
That makes no sense

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