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by ohadron 4y ago
I think acquirers will typically be more interested in financial figures rather than the size of the codebase. There's flippa.com and the likes, you could start your research there.
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by ohadron 4y ago
A spreadsheet. Columns - daily / weekly goals, rows - days. Every morning I fill in the previous day and reflect on the upcoming one. I've tried a bunch of tools and also develop some of my own, but so far (~20 months) this simple
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by ohadron 4y ago
> if you can apply it, you obviously didn't need this book in the first place anyway. Maybe you can, but if you don't know you should then this book helps.
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by ohadron 5y ago
I came here for this comment
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by ohadron 5y ago
This is really smart and great. Thanks!
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by ohadron 5y ago
Appears so. We can expect a productivity spike as many people are missing their meetings at the moment. https://downdetector.com/status/google-calendar/
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by ohadron 5y ago
So now that the tech exists, where is the service that helps matching different people who want to jam?
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by ohadron 5y ago
This is the Radiohead song, Idioteque: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=svwJTnZOaco
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by ohadron 5y ago
I think https://www.around.co/ also have decent compression compared to the ones you mentioned.
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by ohadron 5y ago
> Call it Moonlight Saving Time Branding is critical and yours is on point.
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by ohadron 5y ago
For harvesters, the machine will probably be idle most of the year no matter what, since it doesn't make sense to transport it to the Southern hemisphere. So ultimately the farmer will be paying for it.
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by ohadron 5y ago
They sure do move fast - almost supersonic. But yes, they're really trying not to break things.
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by ohadron 5y ago
Even assuming quadruple redundancy, seven nines uptime and resilience to extreme conditions and cosmic rays, this looks way way bigger than it should be. One explanation could be that the certification process for anything aviation relate
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by ohadron 6y ago
Pretty sure that with the funding available for this sort of projects this is already very much happening. Check out this genius who's building this sort of stuff on his own: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8zetRlliUO4
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by ohadron 6y ago
Yup. npm i && say 'done installing. back to work now'
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by ohadron 6y ago
I want to say stock options, but I don’t really think it achieves this goal.
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by ohadron 6y ago
Monospace font for a recipe - a nice touch for the HN crowd.
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by ohadron 6y ago
Using Linear in a 5-person team since June and we love it. Super fast, flexible and capable. Highly recommended.
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by ohadron 6y ago
They would happily take a %30 cut of any digital goods sold like they always do. And they would probably require at least some basic moderation system so users can report illegal content.
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by ohadron 6y ago
What's the science behind improved focus as a result of training short term memory?
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by ohadron 6y ago
Definitely doable. And with air refuelling capability you don't even need the endurance. Just have the tankers ready for you where you need them.
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by ohadron 6y ago
Should be displayed next to this piece that shows the exact place of the sun at any given moment: https://nitzan-ron.com/Pointer
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by ohadron 6y ago
I use it too and I really like it. However the premise of having a test editor in a VM where I can time travel to a specific point in time and add steps from there could save me a bunch of time. Also the multiple selectors per element and t
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by ohadron 6y ago
That's a nice trip down memory lane. Thanks!
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by ohadron 7y ago
Started using it about a week ago and it's super effective. I used StayFocused before that but I think this is a bit more effective in emphasising the specific point in time in which I start being distracted.
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by ohadron 7y ago
I guess it’s a matter of appearance and brand name, in addition to a really straightforward, capable and well documented API.
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by ohadron 7y ago
I also got their original one a few years back! works surprisingly well for an almost medieval invention.
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by ohadron 7y ago
Technically, and from user experience point of view, this makes perfect sense. Native apps are rarely actually needed. However, Apple is making a huge pile of money out of app store sales, and it has huge leverage as long as the 'app&#
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by ohadron 7y ago
I guess this is the tool, from OPs submission history: https://m3u-editor.com/
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by ohadron 7y ago
It's amazing to think that this device was produced several years after the class simple casio watch we all know. Same functionality more or less, probably a fraction of the weight and cost. I'd attribute the difference to how mil

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