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pipnonsense
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> "Powered by Ghost."
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I changed at the time to Mailgun and I am happy there, so not looking into other options for now. But at the time I look at those and preferred a solution with less upfront configuration required and less things to manage in general. It was
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That's my biggest issue. One day at the front page of HN of a single page where the only thing you can do is sign up to receive emails is enough to justify 1,000 emails a day IMO. Without knowing anything else, I think the customer sup
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I hope their customer support continues to be good. I had a hit on HN with a side-project last year [0]. It delivers public domain books in chapters to your email. So I was needing to send over 1,000 emails a day from day one basically. I i
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If 12,000 of them were fired (all at once?), so they are not that critical to the economy and the safety of the country to the point that can't strike, right?
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This is the "Who wants to be hired?" thread, you should post this on "Who is hiring?" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27699704
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My understanding: how will your company learn and innovate? Hire McKinsey to create a plan for you (analysis) or give a small team resources and autonomy to try something new (experimentation)?
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Has anyone ever tried a "glove" keyboard? It seems feasible, and it could be beneficial by giving more flexibility for your arms, wrist, and hands position (I imagine myself typing with my arms resting in chair arms or my thighs).
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I got this list (that I found on HN a while ago btw) and used to showcase my new simple web app (a list of links creator). I hope you enjoy both the content and the form.
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The Color of Surveillance: Monitoring of Poor and Working People – Reading List
(confabulists.com)
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Show HN: Confabulists – Publish lists of links, that's it, nothing more.
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Short Animation Films
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Lists of Fictional Animals
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List of links: first generation of video game consoles
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That’s interesting. As side-projects I just created two sibling games using JavaScript: https://www.gameofpainting.com https://www.paintingpuzzles.com I optimized for the “fasted path to ship”, so I used React only,
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Show HN: Game of Painting – simple puzzle game to reveal beautiful paintings
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Show HN: Game of Painting – a webgame to pass some time
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Show HN: Painting Puzzles
(paintingpuzzles.com)
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Show HN: Web game with riddles and paintings from the National Gallery of Art
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I remember facing this situation a couple of times and all I did was ignore the initial "Hi" , after a long time my interlocutor would insist "Hi? Are you there?" ; and then I would finally reply "Yes! I just tho
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Ask HN: Sendgrid is breaking my product. What to do?
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Sure. I will work on expanding the options, and it makes sense to add the original language to it too. Just not sure I can promise a date for date. If you care to send me an email to sl@serialliterature.com I will make a note to let you kno
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Ok, sorry, definitely not the experiment I planned with the ink drop effect. What's your browser/device? It should be just a drop on click/touch that disappears with further clicks or scroll. The custom size for each installm
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Thanks! I get the timezone from your browser, so it should work as expected for you (if not, it's a bug, please let me know by replying the email). But enough people asked me about the timezone that it is worth adding it explicitly in
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You are right! I did a better research while creating the site, so it is correct there. To answer this question I just went to check Google's explanation and copied their mistake. Yes, 1844 is the correct year. (I can't edit my re
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It uses your browser timezone
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I do it in the background. The hour you select will be the hour you receive your email in your timezone (if everything goes right at least lol). But maybe I should make the timezone explicit in the UI (maybe even editable).
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Today is the anniversary of the publication of the first installment of "The Count of Monte Cristo" in the newspaper "Journal des Débats"(in 1884). I had the site ready for launch today and already including "The Co
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Got it. It works for more as a nudge for a habit than anything. But I am wondering what other aspects of reading I can improve for people. For example, I have in mind creating "virtual book clubs" where I match people that happen
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What aspect about reading fiction do you think needs improvement?
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