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lanstein
15y ago
Really.
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lanstein
15y ago
There's one on Getaround that's only $50/hr in SF if you're so inclined.
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lanstein
15y ago
Or, the longer you wait to get married, the more you get to do. Just saying.
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lanstein
15y ago
Well, I bought a car and exchanged plates there.
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lanstein
15y ago
If anyone happens to see this, the best thing I've learned this year is that you can do all your DMV business (at least in CA) at any AAA office, if you're a member.
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lanstein
15y ago
There is no such thing as a $120k used Mercedes, outside of a 65 or a Maybach. As for the boring and reasonable bit, search 'G550'.
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lanstein
15y ago
You must not live in SF then. After four fix-it tickets for no front plate, I caved.
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lanstein
15y ago
Though strangely, he left the dealer plate on.
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lanstein
15y ago
Out here? No way, you probably see at least five of those a day.
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lanstein
15y ago
cue Peroni...
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15y ago
Congrats to our downstairs neighbors!
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lanstein
15y ago
You can't be serious.
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lanstein
15y ago
why don't you send a pull request then?
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15y ago
I normally send both the LaTeX source as well as a PDF.
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15y ago
must-read space debris quarterly newsletter : scientists :: the Masters telecast contains 56 minutes of golf action per hour : golfers (I happen to be in the latter camp)
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lanstein
15y ago
Ben always uses 'she' in his posts.
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15y ago
Oh yeah, looked at that, which I why I'm posting here ;) The amount of information there is pretty overwhelming, and it seems like this should be a well-solved problem for startups who don't yet have a support person. The main problem is t
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lanstein
15y ago
Cool, thanks! Looking.
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Ask HN: Favorite Support Tool for Startups
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lanstein
15y ago
Sorry, wrong tab. Other submission was a link to the application. Any any rate, I'm wrong.
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lanstein
15y ago
Patent application
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15y ago
a) We're a customer. Congratulations! b) One major problem that this solves is the randomness factor. We don't have to decide what we want, and if we don't like what we get on a particular day, we can just ask not to have that anymore. I
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lanstein
15y ago
Sorry, what does this do? In Chrome it just redirects to /NaN when you put it in the console, am I missing something?
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lanstein
15y ago
Thank you for another '...and this is why I love HN' moment.
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lanstein
15y ago
Assume you mean DPRK?
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lanstein
15y ago
shouldn't that be Try Scala! (So do I ;)) then?
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15y ago
Holy s *. That is exactly how we played when we were kids, including rounding rents. The game goes much, much faster when you memorize all the rents as well. If anyone is interested, there's a book called The Monopoly Companion that has
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lanstein
15y ago
vim keybindings, love it!
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15y ago
I'm sorry I was unable to recruit you to Splunk back in the day, but good luck with Browserling!
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15y ago
In Chrome, it takes you to a page of Google results, where the first result is yahoo.com :)
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