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ljoshua
8y ago
Awesome, thank you.
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ljoshua
8y ago
Great recommendation, thanks for sharing! I've just recently been getting into woodworking and have been getting my zen on with Chris Salomone's videos ( https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1V-DYqsaj764uBis9-UDug
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ljoshua
8y ago
Ha this is great! But it missed the most obvious use case. I asked, "Should I charge more?" To which patio11bot did not reply with "Yes," but instead gave me some lovely prose about happiness not being dominated by my
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Ask HN: How did you find your CPA/tax advisor?
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Wasn't Tesla also working on an option where you would drive up to a special dock, and it would extract the battery pack entirely from the bottom of your vehicle and swap in a new, fully-charged one? That seems like a more proper metho
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Corel confirms it has acquired virtualization specialist Parallels
(techcrunch.com)
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Ask HN: Freelancers of HN, how do you automate cash management?
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8y ago
Ah wow, I had always wondered what magic was behind this feature! Had no idea there was a spec about it, that makes tons of sense.
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8y ago
The article didn't necessarily clarify what type of data was being reported back, which I think is key. It mentions diagnostic data (I'm assuming crash logs and such), but it says "personal data" without specifying. I th
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8y ago
Yes, I'm experiencing the same thing! I recently switched to Brave beta, and thought maybe it was something there, but I opened up Chrome for another task and was hit with the same issue. I've got a couple common extensions runnin
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8y ago
I've always really enjoyed the #LightTheWorld campaign, which puts the focus on service and helping others. This year it starts with a worldwide day of service on Dec 1, spends a week on serving the world, then a week on community, the
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8y ago
Silly, but putting up a no-fog mirror in the shower for shaving has been amazing for me. I used to shave after the shower, but now I can take care of it while still in the shower which means it takes less time and there's less cleanup
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TinySeed – A Startup Accelerator Designed for Bootstrappers
(robwalling.com)
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Oh that's neat, I wish it were in the US as well as the UK. I'd subscribe!
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8y ago
Care to expand on "their business model and practices are basically same as Google's?" As far as I understand it, it's paid placement for search engines and bookmarks [0], and potentially attaching aff links to some sear
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8y ago
BAGH!!! I just got the announcement email as well. Lame.
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8y ago
I've really been enjoying Astro recently ( https://www.astro.ai/ ). I was a big Newton/Cloudmagic fan before they shut down in the last month, but nearly everything I liked from Newton is also present in Astro. Unif
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8y ago
It's a bit of a relic from back when bank transfers only happened via paper, but I wouldn't call it a scam. Megacorps give each other the same terms all the time, so it's more about tradition and inertia than market power. Th
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8y ago
This is factoring, not payday loans. As the author investigates, he finds this out as well. I've done plenty of freelance work and I deeply know the pain of getting paid late, but as others have pointed out, dealing with a larger busin
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8y ago
You can "follow" accounts without becoming a follower in normal mode too. I frequently do this just to keep timelines clear. All you have to do is add an account to a private list (without following them) and then view the timelin
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8y ago
Not sure exactly what you're getting at here, but I tend to overanalyze many things (especially things like purchases and options, researching endlessly). I read a great article in the NYTimes about FOBO, Fear of Better Options, that r
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8y ago
Nooo! Newton is my favorite! This is a sad day for me, and of course even more sad for the team. Alright, what is everyone's favorite cross-platform mail client these days then?
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8y ago
Here's a great explanation from Jen Simmons that really helped me understand the differences and respective strengths and weaknesses of each: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hs3piaN4b5I
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How to make YouTube five times faster if you don’t use Chrome
(theverge.com)
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I also really liked Sam's comments at the end: > The bottom line is that $10-$80 is perfectly fine for an unmonitored monolithic setup. But once you need to start talking SLAs and need to know this thing will be rock solid and surv
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HP had their TC1100 back in 2004, and I loved it. It was a tablet XP computer with a separable keyboard and pen, and while not iPad/Surface levels of smoothness it was still amazing at the time. It wasn't MS hardware, but XP went
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California data privacy bill heads to Gov. Jerry Brown
(apnews.com)
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"But why???" is the question I keep asking myself after reading each entry.
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The flight path of landing planes is often directly over my home. How many times I have wished during the final approach that I could hop in an personal landing pod or sky dive out, landing in my driveway, than take the extra hour or so tha
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ljoshua
8y ago
What the what?? That is one of the most intense things I've seen in a while! Three full color screens on a keyboard... woah.
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