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Ask HN: What was your first post submission on Hacker News?
2 points by penaazv 3y ago|9 comments
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by penaazv 3y ago
Hey, didn't mean to come across like that. I'm legit curious to know if people have heard of it (stems from one of the comments on another thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36861409 ) or start a conversa
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by penaazv 3y ago
Prioritization. Everything seems equally important. It's exhausting.
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by penaazv 3y ago
In a nutshell: When open source meets SaaS :) COSS is relatively new. But it's one of the most interesting business models with a lot more upside. If it sounds something you might want to know more about: < https://news.yc
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Ask HN: Have you heard of COSS? (Commercial open source software)
1 points by penaazv 3y ago|3 comments
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by penaazv 3y ago
You earned this upvote :) > Break the pattern. Well said!
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by penaazv 3y ago
Inactive open source projects are a huge reason why skepticism arises. The reliability becomes justifiably questionable. This is exactly where organized open source and commercial open source (COSS) products come into play. They're sup
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by penaazv 3y ago
This is such an amazing list. Thank you so much for sharing!
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by penaazv 3y ago
Would you like to share something specific that helped you get better at effective note-taking?
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by penaazv 3y ago
I absolutely LOVE this comment. It's so true. And super well-said. Life is certainly way more complicated than a few tests. And there's so many great things to do and achieve! Thank you so much for writing this. A much-needed remi
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by penaazv 3y ago
The last one hits home. Along with habits, I guess it also applies to people and memories.
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Ask HN: What do you think is missing in G2? (The Software Marketplace)
1 points by penaazv 3y ago|0 comments
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by penaazv 3y ago
I'm kinda taken aback by how I haven't come across this yet. Thank you so much for sharing!
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by penaazv 3y ago
I was recently reading The Almanack of Naval Ravikant (great book btw), and one of the interesting things was he spent all his after-school hours in the library, for years! (It was a circumstantial thing) But it's such a great way to g
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by penaazv 3y ago
Looks like it's still going strong. That's awesome.
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by penaazv 3y ago
Thank you for reminding of this! It was SO cool.
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by penaazv 3y ago
Well, nothing compares to the insane brokenness of real life, haha. But yes! FAB game.
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by penaazv 3y ago
It was super addictive for sure. And wow, you did end up figuring it out! Did you use cheat codes by any chance? If not, kudos!
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Ask HN: What is something you wish you were taught at a younger age?
12 points by penaazv 3y ago|25 comments
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by penaazv 3y ago
Super well-said. Especially loved "people are usually judged on what was said than who said it" It's a pretty ideal-world thing to happen.
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by penaazv 3y ago
Fair enough. Thank you!
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Is GTA Vice City still popular?
2 points by penaazv 3y ago|9 comments
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by penaazv 3y ago
That's super reasonable. And yes, the expectations and intent usually decide one's approach with this decision.
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by penaazv 3y ago
That seems quite reasonable. Mastodon for some reason doesn't seem very inviting or maybe it's not marketed well enough. But good to know it's working for you :)
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by penaazv 3y ago
Damn. Wow.
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by penaazv 3y ago
You earned an upvote :)
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Ask HN: Did you join the Instagram Threads bandwagon back then? Still using it?
2 points by penaazv 3y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Why do most people prefer to be anonymous on Hacker News?
4 points by penaazv 3y ago|8 comments
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by penaazv 3y ago
It does make sense. And hopefully we'll have something like this soon.
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by penaazv 3y ago
Thanks for sharing my blog! Appreciate it :)

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