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14y ago
Just yesterday the plain link without the query was going to Google as well.
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C: - Brian Fox: Bash
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My comment was sincere and I stand by it. The article was quite long and I've often seen similar summary comments for such articles here on HN. I think for really in depth articles it helps to have a good overview before commiting time and
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Maybe it's getting late, but I think i could really use an upvoted tdlr for this...
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Inspired by Jerry Seinfeld's productivity secret? Looks good. http://lifehacker.com/281626/jerry-seinfelds-productivity-se...
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Two words: Ball Blaster
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Is this really a serious business tactic?
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Quite the opposite, I think. You've answered your own question by regarding the MVP and "registering company" as two distinct entities, thus implying that registering the company is not part of the MVP, which is what you should be spending
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Curious to hear if anyone has experience taking notes via voice translation software (Dragon comes to mind.) If the technology has advanced enough, it seems like a great way to translate thoughts to text.
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As a word of warning, I should caution you that you are entering a domain filled with administrative red tape and bureaucratic obstacles. Regardless of which area of medical workflow you are targeting, I think it would behoove you to "team
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Clickable: http://palet.ly
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Very interesting... Only a few short years ago this entire article would have been science fiction. From the article: "The platinum acts as a catalyst, stripping electrons from glucose molecules, similar to how aerobic animal cells (such as
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Image Overflow - Recent Image Search with no fluff http://imageoverflow.com
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The grainy backgrounds are a subtle visual cue, aiding the user in focusing on your foreground elements (just like in real life when your eyes focus on something, the background is blurred). In my experience, this is particularly helpful in
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I made Image Overflow http://imageoverflow.com My core focus, which is to keep the UI free of extra text and needless "social" features, has led to a user adoption rate that is less than desirable, to say the least.
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I'm 6'4" and have dealt with posture issues. Lately, I've found that the low-back Eames management chair in combination with a forced effort to maintain good posture yields pretty good results(takes a while to get used to but it's worth it
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Did you get there from a reddit livestream for wwdc? If so, it might be that specific link.