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kennymeyers
8mo ago
Amazing to see this on Hacker News. I've recently begun a startup called Sweet Shop, meant to fill the hole that Comixology left when they sold out. Comics are amazing, and they continue to hold an important place in global culture. As
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1y ago
I am working on Sweet Shop. https://sweetshop.app It's a digital comic book store. Letterboxd with a buy button. It's really fun. We've got a lot of great publishers signed, and a great team. It's such a thri
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kennymeyers
2y ago
You are absolutely wrong.
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kennymeyers
4y ago
Yes, but who is John Galt?
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4y ago
Canada
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kennymeyers
4y ago
Tell me more about this!
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kennymeyers
4y ago
Facebook mobile is not built on React Native, pieces of Facebook functionality are. Facebook mobile is an entire spectrum of technologies including native and React Native.
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4y ago
Bikeshedding.js if we want to continue this conversation
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kennymeyers
6y ago
I found 1password on windows to work just great. It's not as great as the Apple version but it's way better than the alternatives.
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kennymeyers
6y ago
This is good marketing!
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6y ago
It’s an alternative to node. If Node is Photoshop than Deno is Pixelmator. They both take in similar kinds of output and make similar things, but have a very different approach on how the tooling is built and used.
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6y ago
Very few professionals in the United States have pensions.
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7y ago
It's implied considering how irrelevant those statistics are to this conversation.
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7y ago
I agree. I think it matches the absurdity of the original comment perfectly.
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8y ago
You won't take heat from me. I think this is a very rational response to all the steps they've been taking.
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kennymeyers
10y ago
Pocket is one of my favorite products to use. Congratulations to the team!
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kennymeyers
10y ago
If anyone from Google is reading this, love the idea. I subscribed via the ancient RSS, but would love full articles in the RSS feed (not sure why it's just snippets).
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10y ago
Can't you just also comment out the package import declaration?
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11y ago
What's the roadmap for the extension?
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kennymeyers
12y ago
If your audience understands your message, then language is doing its job.
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kennymeyers
12y ago
At this point in time, I believe using who or whom is a stylistic choice. It has long been accepted to use "who" in this context.
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12y ago
I've been using the Dash beta, and the use case I have for it is offline docs and quick lookup. I can certainly access Apple's docs in a browser on my iPad, but being able to parse through programming guides, do searches and quick
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12y ago
Absolutely, but that doesn't exclude them from enjoying and loving the other topics.
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12y ago
I'm unsure of the motivations most people have in choosing majors. When I see generalizations of a very large group of people, no matter how obvious it may seem, I just like to see data to back it up.
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12y ago
"The fact is most English majors don't enjoy heavy duty math or science as much" These statements need data to back them up, Mr. Science.
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13y ago
Boy, I'd hate to see what you think of Node packages.
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13y ago
A bit of self-promotion here. If you're into games, and like hearing two guys rant about them, you should check out my gaming podcast: www.chips-and-bits.com and tell me how terrible it is. Feedback welcome, of course. Hi, Jack.
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13y ago
What an incredibly simple solution you've devised. I'm not sure why it hasn't been adopted!? It's so simple! Either way, I've alerted the committee of the Nobel Prize of Economics about your discovery.
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13y ago
Amazon's margins are also thin. They generate a lot of their revenue by volume.
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14y ago
I understand Hacker News is a place for "serious" discussion, but a good Simpsons' reference always deserves props.
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