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by memset 8y ago
Related: I can tell you that the publishing industry is very active on Twitter. Search for the usual hashtags and you'll find editors who may be able to help field questions!
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by memset 8y ago
For the second part of your requirement - supporting different backup providers - I'm a huge fan of rclone: https://rclone.org
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The Real Roots of American Rage(theatlantic.com)
2 points by memset 8y ago|0 comments
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by memset 8y ago
You know, this kind of article pops up on HN every couple of months. And of course this is fine - it's great that people are posting about their experiences using a piece of technology! But please do take caution to do your own benchma
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Bogle Sounds a Warning on Index Funds(wsj.com)
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by memset 8y ago
I'll clarify, thanks for the feedback. The fee gives you access for a month, but there's no recurring charge.
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by memset 8y ago
Thanks! I found the same thing - no combination of google search terms yielded an easy way to do this! I originally made this as a script for wedding planning. Maybe someone else will find it useful too.
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Show HN: I created a miniature SaaS to automate putting addresses on envelopes(envelopegenerator.com)
14 points by memset 8y ago|6 comments
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FCC tells court it has no “legal authority” to impose net neutrality rules(arstechnica.com)
1 points by memset 8y ago|0 comments
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by memset 8y ago
Haha, thank you for this! You must forgive me ("the GP") for being bemused by the textual analysis you have written in defense of my comment!
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by memset 8y ago
I don't understand the negativity in this thread. Or why people are using this post as an impetus to (ostensibly) move to gitlab. Or lament the decline and fall of github. Nobody is forcing anyone to use Jira. Nobody is forcing anyone
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by memset 8y ago
You can hear that accent for yourself as she reads "A Good Man..." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQT7y4L5aKU
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by memset 8y ago
My favorite is "Good Country People." A fable, in some sense, for those of us who sometimes find that we're a little more confident than we have a right to be.
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by memset 8y ago
I've been using this for a couple of weeks, and it works really (surprisingly!) well. Would have loved better examples to get started, but all I had to do was replace the connection string.
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by memset 8y ago
Neat! Want to play with this. Does it also do voice leading?
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by memset 8y ago
I'm curious (genuinely) - is there evidence that this form of marketing is effective in terms of ROI? My initial reaction would be that people are savvy to the fact these are paid posts, but perhaps I'm just not the target market!
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by memset 8y ago
Agree with this. Same applies to any expert: how do you identify an experienced marketer? Or accountant?
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by memset 8y ago
This is interesting - many of the comments here are correctly asking "what if you don't know an expert to help vet the engineers and the system?" I feel the same way when trying to find dentists or accountants. I simply don&#
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by memset 8y ago
Genuine question: one reason everyone moved to Gmail is because it was so damn good at spam filtering. What do you use today? Spamassasin out of the box? Or plugins or modifications? Or something else entirely?
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by memset 8y ago
I'm certain I have friends in neighboring NYC buildings would be willing to cooperate on such a project.
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by memset 8y ago
This is neat! To all of the naysayers - submitting to messageboards is a perfectly fine way to get the word out about a product! Plus, I'd expect it to help with its googlability. There's no question that it is better to talk to a
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by memset 8y ago
The OP addresses the "political correctness" criticism later in the thread: https://twitter.com/jenniferdaniel/status/100450906711974297... "...Just want to clarify that the goal of salad emoji rede
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by memset 8y ago
This is interesting because this is generally how I implement caching! What would pseudocode look like for a non-antipattern?
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by memset 8y ago
Awesome! Been working on it for months (though I realize it looks as though a back-end engineer built it. which I suppose is true!) Feel free to ping me with questions/bugs/suggestions!
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by memset 8y ago
For web urls, I actually just built something for this! https://www.homepagr.com It replaces the "new tab" page. Basically it's an organized grid of links by category. A chrome extension lets you add bookmarks.
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by memset 8y ago
Hello! This is a side project I made for myself, and figured I'd try to see if others would find it useful (and help cover the costs of running this!) Happy to give people access without requiring a credit card if you're willing t
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Show HN: Homepagr – a more useful “new tab” page for bookmarks(homepagr.com)
2 points by memset 8y ago|1 comments
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by memset 9y ago
I would be interested to know the specific questions that were asked across these categories.
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by memset 9y ago
Neat! Just one piece of feedback - for your diminished chord, you spell C dim as C, Eb, F#. Technically this should be C, Eb, Gb. This is because the definition of a diminished is two minor thirds, and the way you have it spelled is a minor
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Miles is not Mozart: The brains of jazz and classical pianists work differently(sciencedaily.com)
2 points by memset 9y ago|0 comments

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