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by mtmail 3y ago
Can you elaborate? What was Google is the past?
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by mtmail 3y ago
There's some tools to filter in the browser https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts?q=hacker+news+filter
873.
by mtmail 3y ago
More website user clicking the main action button. Could be signing up to an email list, creating an account or buying a subscription. Depends on the website.
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by mtmail 3y ago
Instead of sources we got a lecture how to be professional :(
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by mtmail 3y ago
Two text boxes, a submit button and a generated diagram. What part makes it similar to Google Maps?
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by mtmail 3y ago
The post was marked [dead], I clicked the 'vouch' button now https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40050370
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by mtmail 3y ago
Try calling your bank. When we have customers where suddenly the (via Stripe) credit card stops working it's usually the bank who can unblock it.
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by mtmail 3y ago
The about-us page says it started 2012.
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by mtmail 3y ago
"I'm a white person [...] I will say that Do NOT like these diverse cultures, that cover most of the world. Because of the general lower quality of the people." You're honest. Also homophobic and somebody I'd never
880.
by mtmail 3y ago
To clarify: use the email address in the 'contact' link in the footer of HN pages (hn@ycombinator.com)
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by mtmail 3y ago
The auth URLs don't work, they go to http://localhost:1332/gen/
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by mtmail 3y ago
You mean what strategy does ycombinator (the company that owns/runs Hacker News) use? None. It doesn't advertise, there's no marketing.
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by mtmail 3y ago
'Show HN' isn't meant for blog posts, those should be regular submissions https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html
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by mtmail 3y ago
So they did provide you with a computer? > so i simple said that ill use one of my laptop What did the company say? Did they allow that?
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by mtmail 3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39891948 - That was posted Apr/1st so authors were half joking
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by mtmail 3y ago
They probably already knew it was coming. Announcing it 2 weeks before Alphabet/Google quarterly results might be timed.
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by mtmail 3y ago
Eight testimonials and it's clear the companies haven't been able to test anything yet. "[company] has been a trusted partner for customers adopting Arm-based virtual machines and an early adopter of Arm for our own operation
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by mtmail 3y ago
duplicate of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39969938
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by mtmail 3y ago
> Even more interestingly, there was negative karma. I don’t even know how this came to be. Brand new account commenting with very low value but not worth flagging. For example "I read the article yesterday" or "Why is thi
890.
by mtmail 3y ago
We got ours from https://www.foris.com/en/shelf-companies/ and can recommend them.
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by mtmail 3y ago
> "I noticed a potential security issue with your site. What is the best way to report it?" It should come with more back-story because companies (security@ email address) receive quite a few of similar emails and many are bord
892.
by mtmail 3y ago
Also check for a https://securitytxt.org/ file but it's rare.
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by mtmail 3y ago
related "Ask HN: Sites like HN on other topics?" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37611708 "Ask HN: What other news feeds do you read besides Hacker News?" https://news.ycombinator.com&#x2
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by mtmail 3y ago
"The process begins when a consumer scans the QR code, which triggers a connection to the tracking system. This system captures valuable data about the scan, such as the time, location, and device used." The website claims to be G
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by mtmail 3y ago
https://www.infosys.com/careers/hackwithinfy/2024/images/sam... might be easier to read
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by mtmail 3y ago
Luckily "One of the wings of the plane being towed clipped the other aircraft." is the smallest type of collison that can happen. Still expensive I assume.
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by mtmail 3y ago
Aren't you the author of "Remote Job Roadmap" and thus an expert in this field? ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39857838 )
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by mtmail 3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39952827
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by mtmail 3y ago
Friend of mine worked through 400 pages of specifications for a big pharma software (lots of Java, CRUD, microservices). The project started late, it took longer than expected and by middle of the project they learned the client already mig
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by mtmail 3y ago
The current $0/month price missed a key sales argument: "The links will still work in 5 years". With bitly I'm reasonably sure the links will work because they make money from it. A linkedin link that doesn't work,

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