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   Ask HN: How do you handle name discrimination?

   2 points by level87 1y ago|3 comments
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   by level87 2y ago

   It doesn’t, I believe it’s borrowing a large portion of it.
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   by level87 2y ago

   This looks great, good work. I’ve been using serpl lately, https://github.com/yassinebridi/serpl
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   by level87 2y ago

   Thanks! I've already contacted your support, but the requirements I was sent are a little to high for me at the moment, specifically: - Maintain a 95% deliverability rate for at least 1 month and 3K emails and a required $50/m add
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   Ask HN: Are there zero-retention email services? Postmark? Resend?

   1 points by level87 2y ago|3 comments
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   by level87 2y ago

   Pocketbase, it's been a total dream to work with.
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   by level87 2y ago

   Agree with focusing on doing it because you enjoy it, something gets lost when we try and impress others; I'm sure we can all remember being a child and doing things purely because we enjoyed it. However, I disagree with the personal s
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   by level87 2y ago

   I'm pleased to hear that something like this is being developed, anything that will help stop or reduce the unnecessary mistreatment of animals.
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   by level87 3y ago

   I already have a trade; I was a furniture maker for 10+ years before changing careers to a more financially stable option...round and round I go.
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    by level87 3y ago

    no licence, just a private repo at the moment...
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    Ask HN: Handling offers of free help on side projects

    1 points by level87 3y ago|4 comments
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    by level87 3y ago

    As a junior having only started two years ago, I am worried. I am very behind on what I need to know to be valuable beyond creating CRUD apps. It feels like I need to either have an idea and build it myself or change careers. Perhaps this i
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    by level87 3y ago

    I love helix, everything just works
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    by level87 3y ago

    helix editor
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    by level87 3y ago

    Looking forward to reading I Am Pilgrim, thank you.
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    Michiru Aoyama writes, records and releases an album every day(theguardian.com)

    2 points by level87 3y ago|0 comments
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    by level87 3y ago

    Just discovered this, very addictive, thank you for posting! Are there other similar games?
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    by level87 3y ago

    I've found the same thing. Systems like these feel like a one way street that consume time and information and don't give much in return.
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    by level87 3y ago

    https://yougov.co.uk/ is great
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    by level87 3y ago

    My experience is the same, no responses or very late rejections many months after sending the application. Friends are also finding it very difficult.
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    by level87 3y ago

    I completed a boot-camp around two years ago. It was part of the UK Government's apprenticeship scheme. During the course, I interviewed and landed a junior position at an agency. This meant I was paid for my time on the course and was
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    by level87 3y ago

    > "I built Gumroad the weekend I thought up the idea, and launched it early Monday morning on Hacker News." Being able to build something like this over a weekend is amazing to me.
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    by level87 3y ago

    I used to use his site a lot, never noticed the spoke horizontal rules, very nice.
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    by level87 3y ago

    What resources did you use to study?
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    by level87 3y ago

    https://cem.al/ - Mine is simple but not helping a lot in terms of getting jobs/interviews
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    by level87 3y ago

    I've been using this a for while now as a replacement for fugitive, since moving from Neovim to Helix. Overall it's great, but I do wish there were some better tutorials for it thou.
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    by level87 3y ago

    I was a designer before learning to code, honestly much like coding, your best bet is to practice; follow some tutorials to get used to the programs, but ultimately creating something you care about will help you improve. There are no half
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    by level87 3y ago

    I did something similar. I spent my 20's and early 30's working as a furniture maker, I loved parts of it but financially it was difficult. When I was younger I spent whole summers coding for fun, all the friends I had at that tim
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    by level87 4y ago

    I've tried qutebrowser, but always get frustrated with the lack of plugins like adblock.
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    by level87 4y ago

    Love this, was looking for something similar this morning.