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by puppymaster 6y ago
already did. even forwarded them along in support emails/tweets. Thanks!
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Ask HN: Skimlinks owe us $6k affiliate revenue and hasn't wire a cent in 2 years
12 points by puppymaster 6y ago|5 comments
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by puppymaster 6y ago
and for those that ask why didn't Qualcomm sue Huawei to oblivion, just like they did to Apple in US and China? Qualcomm did. China's antitrust body proceeded to fine them for 1B and forced them to offer reasonable IP licencing de
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by puppymaster 6y ago
Criticisms were/are made against NSA surveillances and in the case where government tried to silence such criticism (Snowden), opinions that support Snowden's actions were made and published, even made into books and movies, witho
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by puppymaster 7y ago
That is exactly what is happening in Malaysia and Taiwan right now. Both countries have it under control up until a couple days ago but every other country around the world is not doing well and new outbreaks are happening (returning travel
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by puppymaster 8y ago
you are assuming you know the content of the email. As others have said, severance and support programs could be outlined in the email. I prefer email over HR walking past all the cubicles praying they won't stop at mine.
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by puppymaster 8y ago
Anecdotal but +1. Watched a couple Jordan Peterson videos and YT started recommending far right wing channels everywhere. Identity politics is exactly the kind of thing he preached against.
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Show HN: Colapixel – A video/photo gallery with annotations
5 points by puppymaster 9y ago|0 comments
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by puppymaster 10y ago
Not unity per se, but I did put together one using Backus-Naur technique https://poem.alv.in/
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by puppymaster 10y ago
I agree. Especially in Manhattan where spot check is taken very seriously by the authority. You can see health reports on all restaurants in NYC here http://safediningnyc.com
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by puppymaster 12y ago
uhm they are not. The text is just a link to a site that uses stripe to collect your CC data.
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by puppymaster 14y ago
Open sourced as well: https://github.com/shenfeng/rssminer I also think this is the most similar looking Google reader replacement out there and that's a good thing! (for me). I just want a non-opinionated rss reader. No messing with cont
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Fast Google Reader alternative written in Clojure(rssminer.net)
2 points by puppymaster 14y ago|1 comments
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by puppymaster 14y ago
real "crypto_key" is pretty widespread as well :(
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by puppymaster 14y ago
> Do people need to be told everything? No. But I like reading about personal experiences and the little details.
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Awesome University of Tokyo, IT student recruitment poster(kuqin.com)
1 points by puppymaster 14y ago|0 comments
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by puppymaster 14y ago
Definitely. Everyone can pretty much give opinions on what's pretty and what's not if you ask them. Or even if you don't ask them. This is why designers have to deal with relatively a lot more inputs, politics and decision making deadlocks.
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by puppymaster 14y ago
Why should it be the responsibility of the majority to ask for clarification when you come off as an arrogant poster in the first place? If you don't want to be misunderstood, rephrase your wordings. Now you find yourself having to explain
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Web developers are software engineers, too(nczonline.net)
8 points by puppymaster 14y ago|5 comments
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by puppymaster 14y ago
In this instance, I for one prefer FB's app center to that Apple page.
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My Minor Frustrations with Android (Sometimes)(blog.wu-man.com)
1 points by puppymaster 14y ago|0 comments
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by puppymaster 14y ago
I'm actually using iron worker for some of my projects. They are awesome :) But you will still need python/php/etc to process the file upload, as shown in the linked article itself.
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Ask HN: Image processing as a service (IpAAS?)
5 points by puppymaster 14y ago|6 comments
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by puppymaster 14y ago
sometimes I wonder why people post comment like this. I mean does every articles or point of view posted here has to be 100% politically correct, addressed all the little semantic issues and cover all possible counter-arguments? it's called
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by puppymaster 14y ago
seriously cool. looks like chat is the new 'to-do list' and I mean that in a good way. if anything it is more fun and interactive to build. i also did something similar except the chat room generation is automatic and based on your location
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by puppymaster 14y ago
because sometimes some of us want to experiment with things, to push the envelope and if not anything, to have fun.
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by puppymaster 14y ago
definitely needs to be close to a real-time voting feedback. I've seen some of my friends shop - they just hop from one store to another in the space of minutes, even if they find things they like.
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by puppymaster 14y ago
yes mobile is next. the site is all broken in mobile browser as of now. i need to figure out which mobile angle to tackle first come weekend. (app/website/sms). love the idea of asking for votes for outfit on certain occasions. thanks! rela
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by puppymaster 14y ago
this project started at a local hackathon and I spent another 4 or 5 weekends polishing it up. My girlfriend, who I brought along to the event, said she was getting 'tired of her friends asking her what she will be wearing tonight or the br
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Show HN: my weekends fashion project(re.mu)
7 points by puppymaster 14y ago|6 comments

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