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The noreply filter is going to have a lot of false positives. There are many valuable emails that just notifications and come from noreply@ in addition to emails that can be replied that come from noreply@ with a reply-to.
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4y ago
Not even just self control. He needs therapy so he can let her go and find his own peace.
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Use what you know. If it works out, you'll be able to afford to hire people that can rebuild it (if that's even needed).
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YouTube really likes to show you things from your apparent recent interests. Look up a video about fixing a kitchen sink and they assume your new life passion is plumbing. If you ignore it for a while and watch what you want, the algorithm
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leros
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I've done intrapeneuriship a few times. You don't need to just convince your CTO, but your whole executive team. Your company has existing goals, revenue projections, hiring plans, budget allocation, headcount allocation, etc that
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If it's not very long, I like to do nothing. I don't think it's healthy to need constant activity/distraction. It's an addiction IMO. So if I'm standing in a checkout line or waiting a few minutes for a zoom me
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4y ago
Companies are measuring the results of their advertising pretty closely. I would (possibly incorrectly) assume they're still hitting their metrics despite serving their ads to lots of bots.
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I don't have any buttons on my remote except home, Netflix, and Amazon Prime. If I accidentally press one, I have to go through the home screen and scroll through all the default apps to get back to my HDMI inputs.
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I feel like my HDMI inputs are third party citizens on my LG TV. I have to scroll past all the stupid apps to choose one of them. And if I press the wrong button, it somehow opens up the LG fake TV channels which defaults to the country mus
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Products get complicated when you're trying to be #1 in the world. It might take you a few months to slap together your MPV with a couple of devs, but several years later you need a 10 person team to work full time on the location auto
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4y ago
This looks really nice. Great UI and UX. How do you view Crontaboo compares against the numerous competitors?
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Ideally I would love having a local office for occasional in person meetings, social events, etc. In addition, I'd like to have se.coworkers in the same city as coworkers often become friends. However, I absolutely want the freedom to
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Show HN: I built an easy to browse map of all Amazon Lockers in the U.S.
(lockermap.com)
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My experience is that people in technical jobs (like many people on HN) work on teams where facts and logic dictate how things are done. People are free to speak their minds as long as they say reasonable things. I think this is the case be
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4y ago
There are only so many things a single person can focus on (hint: this is why companies get big). A solo entrepreneur or a small company needs to focus on a small set of things. That may involve only releasing your product in English or onl
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There is no 1:1 Cloudflare alternative. You can replace lots of their functionality with a variety of competitors but they also have some truly unique features you can't find elsewhere.
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4y ago
Nobody can tell. FAANG companies always had developers that were pushing out 3 tickets a quarter and developers pushing out 20 tickets a quarter. Some of that was due to mediocrity. Some of that was due to some projects being harder than ot
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I worked at a company that was rewriting their 10 year old C++ app to C#. Now they're rewriting their C# app to React/Typescript. Their main motivation both times was to make hiring easier.
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It's ok to not be productive.
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Everyone, download your Google two factor authentication backup codes and put them in a safety deposit box.
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The thing with tech though is that it's easy to add new connections, connecting anything to anything. You might have two independent datasets that can't be stored together due to privacy or security regulations. The teams who work
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4y ago
I host all statics (JavaScript, css, images, etc) from the same CDN host. I've used various options over the years. Cloudflare Pages, Netlify, Firebase Hosting, etc. They're all fine. If you're in AWS land already, Cloudfront
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Ask HN: How much does private health insurance cost you?
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Peplink
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What's on your resume? You sound like a full stack dev + DevOps. Both are in high demand.
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Not really. You just apply to one of their "jobs".
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On Android, there is a little green light that turns on when the camera is active. I notice it blip on for a second all the time.
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Reddit and friends. It's pretty sad, but it's the truth. If there is breaking news I'm aware of, I might check a news site.
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I know some people that work in industrial control (eg nuclear power plant control systems). Obviously their customers don't want to use a SaaS service hosted online. They've always had onsite servers with desktop applications. Ev
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I've made a choice in my life to not get too wrapped up in tech. I mostly don't use social media. I don't game or use VR. I try to stay in the real world as much as possible. I'm not crazy about it, but I still use many
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