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3y ago
Now imagine how bad it is for the guy with the verbatim email address `firstname.lastname@gmail.com`.
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I've been trying to order from non Amazon sites as a habit lately. A large percentage of them use the same platform, maybe it's Shopify? During checkout, they have a checkbox asking if you also want to receive promotional emails.
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3y ago
You probably want something like https://cryptomator.org/
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3y ago
This tutorial addresses the practice: https://doordash.engineering/2017/05/15/tips-for-building-hi... There's also a long, uh, spirited discussion about it here with some decent arguments going both dire
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Let's be cautious where we attribute credit. Daily journaling has been a thing for, oh, centuries. At the very least Zim has had the same journal feature dating back over a decade. I'm sure others can't point to similar softw
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My wife has been making Russian buttercream lately, which uses sweetened condensed milk added to whipped butter. It tends to be less sweet than most varieties which I count as a plus. German buttercream sounds good.
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Rule Changes for /R/Wellthatsucks
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You want something that manages different versions of Python itself. pyenv is a popular option for doing this, but I'm partial to rtx which is largely language agnostic and also handles Python virtual environments in a very elegant way
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4y ago
That so musically wells? From the bells, bells, bells, bells.
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Matty Benedetto Designed and Prototyped 350 Inventions in 3 Years
(unnecessaryinventions.com)
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The T480 they just got is already 5 years old. Maybe other manufacturers don't have long lifespans, I can't say, but Lenovos tend to hang around forever and are easy to sell when you want to upgrade. See all the people commenting
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Complete Gameplay Walkthrough of QBob by Creator
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It's apparent from the RFC discussion that there is no consensus on the topic. With little (proven) tangible benefit of making the change, and a large potential for backlash within the small existing community, I'm not certain it&
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Level 12 | Full Stack Web Developer - Python, React/JavaScript, SQL | Mid-Level & Senior | REMOTE | SALARY:$95K-145K+ | https://www.level12.io/careers/ Level 12 is a software consulting and custom development
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4y ago
I guess you could say they don't have any Grey Poupon. Pardon me.
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4y ago
Open shameless plugs are a long and storied tradition on Hacker News. Full disclosure: I run a startup that specializes in shamelessly plugging your startup. Contact deets in profile. > My startup Shortwave Sounds like disclosure to me.
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I have been using one for a few months after getting tired of throwing away M570s once a year because the switches wear out. (By throwing out, I mean tossing in the closet in the hope that one day I'll get around to soldering on new sw
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Level 12 | Full Stack Web Developer - Python, React/JavaScript, SQL | Mid-Level & Senior | REMOTE | SALARY:$95K-145K+ | https://www.level12.io/careers/ Level 12 is a software consulting and custom development
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While there are a few differences in operating principles, probably 90% of the baseline knowledge required to use Git is the same as with Fossil (and Mercurial for that matter). If you already know Git, you can learn Fossil in less than 30
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Netlify moving customers with 7 users to enterprise plans
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Level 12 | Full Stack Web Developer - Python, React/JavaScript, SQL | Mid-Level & Senior | REMOTE | SALARY:$95K-145K+ | https://www.level12.io/careers/ Level 12 is a software consulting and custom development
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Level 12 | Full Stack Web Developer - Python, React/Vue, SQL | Mid-Level & Senior | REMOTE | SALARY:$95K-145K | https://www.level12.io/careers/ Level 12 is a software consulting and custom development agency.
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Noncommercial site devoted to the collection of snow sleds
(sledhill.com)
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I'm not sure why you specifically want to make it [input random number] -> [output message], but if the [input random number] is not the important part... You could buy a portable digital voice recorder and pass it around the family
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You see it occasionally. In the last decade there was Noah, an Exodus movie with Christian Bale, The Shack, and Breakthrough. Probably others. Other than Exodus I think they were generally considered successes. Go back a little further and
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You say "suffers from" as if it is not the core intended feature of the game. It's the same way ice cream suffers from being delicious, or baseballs suffer from being hard.
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Level 12 | Full Stack Web Developer - Python, React/Vue, SQL | Mid-Level & Senior | REMOTE | SALARY:$95K-145K | https://www.level12.io/careers/ Level 12 is a software consulting and custom development agency.
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Level 12 | Full Stack Web Developer - Python, React/Vue, SQL | REMOTE | SALARY:$95K-145K, https://www.level12.io/careers/ Level 12 is a software consulting and custom development agency. We have mid and senior lev
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Pylons | Salesforce Developer | REMOTE | SALARY:$90K-115K, https://pylons.cloud/hiring-functional-salesforce-consultant... Pylons is a new brand from an established software development firm (Level 12) that will focus on th
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I wish this tired, boring argument didn't derail every conversation that remotely mentions Nim. See: literally every past HN post with "Nim" in the title. Nim's underlying, perhaps understated philosophy is that it lets
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