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by radihuq 6y ago
I think that early Amazon employee you're referring to is Paul Davis[0] [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=PaulDavisThe1st
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by radihuq 6y ago
I'm curious, do you think we'd be having this conversation today if they had released an Android app? This conversation is inevitable, but would it be happening sooner or later if Android users had access to Clubhouse?
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by radihuq 6y ago
Nice, thanks!
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by radihuq 6y ago
Right, its concerning as I never realized this was a feature. Updating my info now!
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Tell HN: Find anyone's email by adding .patch to end of a Git commit URL
2 points by radihuq 6y ago|4 comments
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by radihuq 6y ago
Wow I always assumed you needed a business bank account to receive payouts from Stripe et al. Thanks for this info!
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by radihuq 6y ago
Haha I'm in the exact same boat - creating my own server got me into programming and tech. A common tool was called Syipkpker[0]. It was really annoying dealing with these bots. All you could do is IP-ban them and pray the attacker did
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by radihuq 6y ago
Was this a RuneScape private server (RSPS)? I remember back in the day you could find a free RSPS DDoS tool with a quick Google search, and all you had to do was enter the public IP address to start attacking. The culture for the RSPS scene
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by radihuq 6y ago
Brackets was the first text editor I used. I remember being in grade 11 computer science class and wowing my friends with the live-reloading feature for HTML sites. Good times
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by radihuq 6y ago
This looks really useful! Is it available in Canada?
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by radihuq 6y ago
His video where he goes over his tooling for research is fascinating[0]. There's a lot of transferrable tooling & skills that can be applied to software development. Notably, the way he's optimized Google Chrome for research.
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by radihuq 6y ago
Anyone here work in Wall Street? I'd be curious to hear what the discourse is currently like in the Wall Street community
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by radihuq 6y ago
Reminds me of a phenomena calling merchanting clans[0] on the video game RuneScape. It would start with a small group of players convincing a bunch of casual players to join their clan and buy out as much of the supply of a specific item on
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by radihuq 6y ago
I love this concept. How long have you been working on this knowledge base for?
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by radihuq 6y ago
+1 for learning to code. It's a huge confidence booster knowing I can build anything I want, whenever I want
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by radihuq 6y ago
Apparently mattresses can't be reused/resold (at least in Canada) so mattress companies usually either pick up the mattress and donate it[0], or tell customers to keep them [0] https://answers.endy.com/hc/en-c
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by radihuq 6y ago
I got into programming when I was 11 because I wanted to mod my favorite video game. Lucky for me there were multiple communities that helped me get started Perhaps see if there are modding communities for his favorite video game(s)?
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by radihuq 6y ago
Chrome because I've been using it for the last decade and I like their devtools
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by radihuq 6y ago
Fractional CTO I think
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by radihuq 6y ago
Old School RuneScape could be an option[0] Its a simple point-and-click game where you level up and accumulate resources over time. Its an open world so you can set whatever goals you want It's free to play, but you can also pay for me
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by radihuq 6y ago
Another example is https://cohere.so . When they launched on HN I asked them about their design: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24931869 I understand what you're saying about the similar feel. There wa
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by radihuq 6y ago
I think it could be worth exploring your spiritual beliefs. A couple years ago I decided to give this a shot and for about 6 months I actively explored questions like: - Do I believe in god? - Does the universe exist? - What is my purpose i
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by radihuq 6y ago
Wow MediaFire, I remember years ago when I was 11 I absolutely loved the service. I thought it was so cool you could see how many people downloaded your files haha thanks for building MediaFire
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by radihuq 6y ago
Why March?
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by radihuq 6y ago
I'm curious, would you be willing to share the origin of your HN username?
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by radihuq 6y ago
How do you guys handle managing multiple merge/pull requests that depend on the previous one? For example: Request 1: install dependencies Request 2: add scaffolding to application like adding a menu item, page layout, etc Request 3: a
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by radihuq 6y ago
I've been playing around with trying to arbitrarily quantify perceived intellect. Here's my working formula at the moment: `P = A * SUM([B * C * TopicA] + [B * C * TopicB] + [B * C * TopicC] [...])` Where: P = Perceived intellect
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Why I Love the Idea of Elon(radihuq.substack.com)
1 points by radihuq 6y ago|0 comments
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by radihuq 6y ago
If I understand Stripe Treasury correctly, then a full-suite event management platform that implements this tech can drastically reduce friction for starting a small events business (sorry for the hasty weak reply; just wanted to get a resp
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by radihuq 6y ago
Today, yes, but I think in the long run a platform that implements something like Stripe Treasury has the opportunity to provide a ton of value for bottom-market event planners (think: those people that run 10 person workshops out of a comm

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