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by owens99 9y ago
Hacker News.
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Melatonin and Vitamin D. In modern day life, our bodies do not get enough exposure to sunlight to produce D and Melatonin, which the brain and body need to sleep well.
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It's Time to Stop Ajit Pai (Comedy)(youtube.com)
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Really sucks. Sorry to hear this happened to the OP and he can't get into his accounts and bitcoin wallet. Google should step up and do something.
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From a business perspective User experience > security
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Haven't had any problems with this in 2 years in production. It also works fine for Basecamp.
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Interesting points. Hasn't been my experience Turbolinks does anything I don't want since Rails5.
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Fossil of giant 5'10“ 200 lb+ penguin unearthed in New Zealand(m.phys.org)
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How did you think they made sausage?
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The wealthiest among all my investors (who are also self-made) never raised VC for their startups. All bootstrapped. Too many founders pour their life into a project and end up making less than their investors do from the sale of their own
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by owens99 9y ago
Turbolinks isn't that complicated. You should spend a day or two to learn it. Definitely useful in for #1. Depends on what you want to do for #2.
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> GitLab removed TurboLinks from their site not that long ago. It was the source of a lot of bugs, crufty code, and flakey tests. An anecdote is not data.
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This is easy to do in Rails on your own. Turbolinks is irrelevant to this.
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World's Hardest Rubik's Cube(youtube.com)
2 points by owens99 9y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Do you ever enable browser notifications for a website?
3 points by owens99 9y ago|6 comments
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Not necessarily.
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Nice find. You can just look at his build to know the kid can't do 40 pullups. And that's the red flag that tells you most everything else could be equal BS. Lies are like cockroaches.
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> I hire sociopaths Good luck with that strategy.
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This post does not appear to contain any evidence that YC has cut ties with Peter Thiel. They ended the program that he, and many other individuals, were a part of. Just because he is not in this program anymore, does not mean they no longe
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by owens99 9y ago
Exactly my thoughts. Nice work OP.
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Trump administration may force AT&T to sell CNN, Ruper Murdoch interested to buy(independent.co.uk)
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> I would add that some kids may naturally have a better arm, so success is not solely correlated with number of tries you can afford. This is the opposite of what he's saying.
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Trump in China: President Meets the Great Firewall(edition.cnn.com)
2 points by owens99 9y ago|0 comments
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Can you be more specific? I'm not seeing how he could legally do that.
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So he used money from the management fee to get himself extra carry? I'd assume that the carry would have to be evenly distributed to all the partners. Also, if he's able to get superior returns without spending his management fee
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The Story of Overwatch(youtube.com)
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The 11 Privacy and Security Settings Every iPhone User Needs to Know(wired.com)
1 points by owens99 9y ago|0 comments
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Pollution Kills More People Than Anything Else(forbes.com)
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Chinese Keyboard Maker Caught Installing Keyloggers on Customers’ Computers(news.softpedia.com)
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Japan to hang ‘Black Widow’ who dated rich men and poisoned them with cyanide(rt.com)
3 points by owens99 9y ago|1 comments

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