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The guy who made the first and biggest international gluten free certification(hima.substack.com)
1 points by rasen58 6y ago|0 comments
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by rasen58 6y ago
This looks cool but do you have evidence that people will pay for it? I usually just use the terminal to figure out disk free/used.
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by rasen58 6y ago
How do you actually see plaque? I feel like I wouldn't be able to tell the difference if I got an electric toothbrush. Are you saying it actually makes your teeth look whiter?
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by rasen58 6y ago
Hi HN! We've made a super simple free tool that lets you "screenshot" and "record" any webpage but as pure HTML/CSS/JS. What you see here aren't regular mp4 screen recordings, but are DOM recordings w
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Show HN: Capsule – Make “video” recordings of any website, but as pure HTML/JS(capsule.click)
20 points by rasen58 6y ago|3 comments
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by rasen58 6y ago
This happens quite a lot when using Anki where you have to start doing it for hours. If you stop doing for weeks, and then try to come back, there are so many cards piled up that it would take so long to go through that you just don't
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by rasen58 6y ago
Does anyone know how car sales are doing in general during the pandemic? Are people still actually buying cars now?
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by rasen58 6y ago
> With how frothy the public market is for SaaS companies with growth looks like their growth may have stalled out. Can you explain what this means. Why does the first part of the sentence imply the second?
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by rasen58 6y ago
I've tried using things like netlify/zeit before for sharing websites, and they're super nice except that they only work for static sites or JAM stack sites. This seems nice for sharing single pages on sites
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by rasen58 6y ago
How does this compare to Shortcat? I tried Shortcat a while ago but it didn't work well for me
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by rasen58 6y ago
Seems interesting - I've wanted to set up my own ELK stack before, but it just didn't seem worth the effort, so I ended up trying to go through the pricing pages of multiple cloud logging providers to figure out which would be the
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by rasen58 6y ago
Where does that fit into this macOS app?
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by rasen58 8y ago
What is the platform you're building? Would love to know more!
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by rasen58 8y ago
They probably need to store a ton of things (like maps) that aren't data though, so probably not fair to say each ride is 100kb.
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by rasen58 9y ago
So how was MySpace able to do that back then? Did they just have a lot of funding that they were able to use to give away all that free space?
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by rasen58 9y ago
Can you explain the top number (2^4 + 4 - 1)? I understand the bottom number 4 is probably because you're choosing 4 values out of the set of numbers from the top, but not sure how you got 2^4 + 4 - 1.
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by rasen58 9y ago
Why is this first line true: "This works because there are 3876 possible unique values for a set of 4 4 bit values" Each 4 bit number has 16 possible values. And you can order them in the set in 4! = 24 ways. So I thought you woul
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by rasen58 9y ago
Even at a larger state school, only the top few percent would be comparable to CMU CS grads.
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by rasen58 9y ago
Also notably, 26 out of the top 52 tallest buildings already constructed are also in China.
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by rasen58 9y ago
Did you make enough money as a regular sw engineer to put into seed investing or did you get your investing capital from somewhere else?
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by rasen58 9y ago
I feel like that's a bad question to ask. An algorithm question at least lets you attempt it and you can see if they know things. But this question isn't something that people normally talk about or think about. I think older engi