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by polote 6y ago
The opposite of that method is also valid, go on builtwith search on which website your competitors is installed, contact each website owners and offer them your solution
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by polote 6y ago
(I'm only talking about Enterprise) > This is like saying food is a scam and useless and that it's only important when you eat it. Yes but everyone knows it for food, for analytics people expect it to solve their problem, which
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by polote 6y ago
Currently analytics is a fraud, analytics is useless, it is what you do about that data which is important. Most of analytics/ab testing software are just giving data (which is sometimes not even accurate) to customers, so that the peo
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by polote 6y ago
I'm going to be downvoted again, but what I'm trying to say is that Ergodox is to ergonomic keyboard what GraphQL is to REST. There are some specific use case in which Ergodox is better but most of the time the best choice is to g
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by polote 6y ago
There are keyboards for people who want a truly ergonomic input system and there are keyboards for fanboys Kinesis advantage 2 is for the first kind and ergodox is for the fanboys The most efficient tools are usually the most ugly and borin
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by polote 6y ago
What's interesting here, early today the most upvoted comments where very negative towards Apple, and now that the US people have woken up, the most upvoted comments are closer to have a neutral tone. Actually I was surprised this mor
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by polote 6y ago
Nothing new to HN... just an error of an AI classification system
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by polote 6y ago
for now they are probably going to tolerate any usage even if you harm them in order to be the leader and kill the competition, then things will change. 101 monopoly
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by polote 6y ago
That's a very nice hack of github actions. The strength of that is to have super reliable storage but the risk is to loose everything because you don't respect the Github terms of use. Here is the term of use of Actions if anyone
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by polote 6y ago
only 150k? that's seems like huge for something which is almost a niche. How many people subscribe to newsletters? on these people how many are interested about the opinion of one guy on the details of market finance?
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by polote 6y ago
There is an issue when you need to read two articles with opposite point of view to get an idea of what the reality is
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by polote 6y ago
What do you want him to say publicly ? Do you want him to say that he doesn't care about developers he doesn't hire ? Even if that's what every business owner thinks, you can't tell it because you will sounds like an arr
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by polote 6y ago
All that is already included in any ATS (applicant tracking system) on the market
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by polote 6y ago
it just reinforces even more the fact that it is somewhat an ad ...
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by polote 6y ago
Well I don't know for Stripe but subconsciously recruiters will always consider people who apply to be needy compared to people who are 'hunted' via Linkedin. When you do that kind of blog posts, you try to improve the image
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by polote 6y ago
I'm not sure of the every few months, but this article was discussed 10 years ago : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1704275
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by polote 6y ago
The whole post is based on > If I forget everything I read, I can’t apply my knowledge to the problem at hand. I can’t transfer it. Which is true, but I'm not really sure your solution is the best way to solve this problem. When you
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by polote 6y ago
Author here, I understand your reaction, and I think I didn't put enough context on the safety part. I recommend to anyone to do basic carpentry stuff, but here we have a more complex system I do not recommend someone without experienc
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by polote 6y ago
There is a space inside the desk board to let the body go, then both sides of the desk are resting on the chair so there is no force applied on my stomach. And contrary to what we can imagine, there is not much weight, the right part of th
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by polote 6y ago
Author here, you made me laugh so hard, of course it is correlated
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I built a lay-down desk(blog.luap.info)
560 points by polote 6y ago|391 comments
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I built a lay-down desk(blog.luap.info)
4 points by polote 6y ago|0 comments
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by polote 6y ago
I don't believe in listing advice. One advice is useful when used in a specific context and bad in other contexts. When you list advice, you make it sounds like this is a path to follow. Well for any thing that you tell people to not d
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by polote 6y ago
the page is broken on firefox
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by polote 6y ago
I don't see where Google is going with Schema.org that seems to be something that's going to hurt them in the long term as it lowers the barrier to entry to scrap websites. So why are they investing in that?
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Save Money and Uninstall Tinder(blog.luap.info)
5 points by polote 6y ago|0 comments
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by polote 6y ago
For people who read blog articles, please submit the ones you like on HN, it may not reach the front-page, but every day I go through the post blog posts submitted and send them in a newsletter
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by polote 6y ago
it might be worth comparing with google search growth
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by polote 6y ago
This is more in the range of 10s of requests per second at this position on HN
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by polote 6y ago
so basically company A says it built one solar panel for company B to use. Company A says it reduced its carbon emission and company B says it reduced also his. So we have reduced emission by a factor of 2 solar panels by using only one? se

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