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by raviisoccupied 4y ago
It is also down in Lisbon, Portugal. This could be global?
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by raviisoccupied 4y ago
It must be difficult to create a 404 page that is funny, helpful, and not also incredibly annoying.
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by raviisoccupied 5y ago
I really love it, I'm fascinated by the quirky design and UI that a lot of music gear like this uses. You've really captured that in this!
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UK's safe level for tap water too high – scientists(bbc.co.uk)
13 points by raviisoccupied 5y ago|2 comments
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Shopify is Eating their Ecosystem (thread)(twitter.com)
9 points by raviisoccupied 5y ago|1 comments
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by raviisoccupied 5y ago
The point around transparency is so important. I see so many issues that could be solved by just having discussions 'in public' on open Slack channels, with thought processes and outcomes available for all (or more) to see and pot
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by raviisoccupied 5y ago
LottieLab lets you create and edit Lottie animations without having to deal with AE. I'm not an AE expert (which seems to be the bottleneck for creating these types of animations), so tools like these seem interesting. https:/&#x
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by raviisoccupied 5y ago
macOS Monterey will include screen sharing for FaceTime! It should be released in a month or so.
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by raviisoccupied 5y ago
This is cool, but I feel like I should be able to select my country of origin immediately when I select the destination I’m interested in, rather than having to reselect each time I explore a visa.
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by raviisoccupied 5y ago
That would be awesome
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by raviisoccupied 5y ago
Rebrands have the tendency to get a lot of unwarranted hate in my opinion, but they should be celebrated. Small details sometimes seem trite or inconsequential, but a brand and logo has so many stakeholders in the way it looks and what it c
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by raviisoccupied 5y ago
I did a degree in English Literature. It didn't make me hate reading, it just really, really complicated my relationship with the activity.
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by raviisoccupied 5y ago
This is a great move from Etsy. I believe the future of fashion is high quality items being bought, resold, or rented. I don't think this because it's better for the environment (though it is), it's because I think young cons
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by raviisoccupied 5y ago
I absolutely love this. Last year during the pandemic, we were using Eventbrite to process payments for events we were running. The cash we were getting was keeping our business going, until they decided to change their policy regarding pay
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by raviisoccupied 5y ago
I am fascinated by the amount of attention the AirTag has gotten from the HN community and elsewhere. Of course Apple is a massive company, but there is something extremely compelling about precise location tracking. Even if this product is
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by raviisoccupied 6y ago
It does not bode well when even the status page itself is down. I will be interested to hear how this outage occurred.
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by raviisoccupied 6y ago
Yes, working on an EdTech startup. I truly wonder how things will turn out, but the one of the best pieces of advice I ever got was 'things are never as bad or as good as they seem'. It's not a perfect strategy, but it helps
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by raviisoccupied 6y ago
Facebook and LinkedIn are well known for de-emphasising posts with links to external websites in their users' feeds.
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Blue Check Homes: Get a verified blue badge on your home(bluecheckhomes.com)
18 points by raviisoccupied 6y ago|1 comments
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by raviisoccupied 6y ago
I use Riverside nearly weekly for my podcast, designbyus. I do like it, but I think the biggest opportunity for solutions in space is to reduce 'jank', and make the recording process as transparent as possible. We once recorded an
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by raviisoccupied 6y ago
I agree with the sentiment (I assume is) behind this statement, I did a year at IBM and found the culture of TLAs (Three Letter Acronyms) confusing, lazy, and exclusionary. In case you/others wanted an answer: - ARR: Annual Recurring R
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The Theme System(thethemesystem.com)
1 points by raviisoccupied 6y ago|0 comments
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by raviisoccupied 6y ago
Interesting, I would say that once an organisation has gone a year or so with Asana, they are very unlikely to move as it would involve creating new processes and re-skilling non-tech savvy colleagues, therefore making it incredibly sticky.
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by raviisoccupied 6y ago
Out of interest, what music gear did you purchase, and how did you find it? I'm currently looking to expand my guitar collection (from 1 to 2!)
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by raviisoccupied 6y ago
> App creators will be quite motivated to support Magic Keyboard and improve interactions via shortcuts I'm skeptical about just how many users will adopt an iPad as their primary productivity device. Of course, there are a huge num
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by raviisoccupied 6y ago
I just graduated (this summer). Previously I wasn't sold on university and did a year long internship with IBM in the UK. They offered me a full time 'degree-apprenticeship' in cyber security or consulting, but I instead left
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by raviisoccupied 6y ago
I am not technical. I started using markdown to write my university papers, and it really helped with quickly formatting my text (as well as not worrying about Microsoft Word crashing). I really think more people should be aware of it as it
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by raviisoccupied 6y ago
I'm not sure if this unwarranted self promotion, but my company, 7billionideas has been working on this problem. We've created an online cross-curriculum facilitated course called HomeHack which helps kids aged 9-15 learn an entre
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by raviisoccupied 6y ago
I work in a team with some people who are dyslexic. I've noticed they don't communicate over written communication as much as some others, even preferring to create voice recordings or videos to share their thoughts. I definitely