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   by reidjs 6y ago

   Another tool I like using for server secrets is syncthing https://syncthing.net/
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   by reidjs 6y ago

   Doesn’t appear to, it was almost a killer app for me. I hate giving out my CC details online, but I love the benefits
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   by reidjs 6y ago

   I worked in the cryptocurrency space for a while and zcash was definitely one of the altcoins that I hoped would succeed. A Bitcoin fork that’s privacy focused, what’s not to like?
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   by reidjs 6y ago

   I have had success with this strategy as well. The more time they spend on tinder the more chances they will match with someone more attractive than you and lose interest. The goal is to get a direct line as soon as you can and chat throug
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   by reidjs 6y ago

   I upvoted you because I like the idea behind improving the UX of man pages. I have trouble parsing man pages and usually just end up googling for specific use cases.
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   by reidjs 6y ago

   His stance towards email reminds me of the book “Deep Work” that many HN threads talk about. I liked the idea of triaging your emails into 3 categories Emails that will have a positive outcome regardless of when they are processed. Emails t
7. 817.▲
   by reidjs 6y ago

   Mobile git workflow person here..... ouch
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   by reidjs 6y ago

   I believe writing can also be used purely for entertainment, especially humor/fiction writing.
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   by reidjs 6y ago

   For those short on time: “smoking, obesity, homicides, opioid overdoses, suicides, road accidents, and infant deaths. In addition to this, deeper poverty and less access to healthcare mean Americans at lower incomes die at a younger age tha
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    by reidjs 6y ago

    Do you think there will be a way to pay anonymously?
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    by reidjs 6y ago

    Why do people write 500-1000 word posts on mundane topics like this? Is it their job?
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    by reidjs 6y ago

    FPC: Full Page Cache
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    by reidjs 6y ago

    This reminds me of that episode of South Park where they form a band but refuse to play until internet music piracy stops. I doubt that someone talented enough to build that kind of company is going to factor this into their decision to run
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    by reidjs 6y ago

    Isn’t this because they did a stock split type of thing recently?
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    by reidjs 6y ago

    Same, I open my notes/ folder in iCloud drive in VSCode and edit markdown files from there. I paid for a markdown notes app (iAWriter) for my iPhone so I could edit from there.
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    by reidjs 6y ago

    Those logical assignment operators look pretty neat. I wish they went into detail about how they work and how to use them, though.
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    by reidjs 6y ago

    Be careful with CSS grid. I tried to print out a page that I designed using grid and it completely wrecked the layout.
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    by reidjs 6y ago

    If there's any chance the content on your page will need to be printable or turned into a PDF, do not use CSS Grid. It will get obliterated no matter which browser you use. I made a mobile responsive resume using CSS Grid which I event
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    by reidjs 6y ago

    Some feedback: there are a lot of grammatical mistakes on your landing page. My English isn’t perfect either, but I would recommend having a native speaker do a pass over it.
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    by reidjs 6y ago

    Pretty bleak article. I think a lot of his points are repeated HN threads regularly. Mainly the parts about losing the DIY/hacker side of the internet to big corps like AWS and FaceBook and whatnot. Crypto currency is cool tech but I
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    by reidjs 6y ago

    I have quite a few ports open on my webserver (22, 8080, 80, 443, 444, 81), but the thing is I use them regularly for SSH, serving a website, etc. Is it bad that they are getting picked up by this service?
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    by reidjs 6y ago

    They're also great for remembering what the heck functions do. At one of my jobs we have a file called filters.js which had hundreds of functions in it. I made it a rule that anytime I used or added one of these functions in the future
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    by reidjs 6y ago

    The value proposition in my head is you can pseudo-anonymously transfer any amount of value for almost no fee across any border to anyone else in the network within minutes. The implementation details aren’t great (energy wastage) but it is
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    by reidjs 6y ago

    Users or customers? Is it possible more revenue was coming from iOS users?
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    by reidjs 6y ago

    How do you feel about calling them "Participants" in this model instead of "People?"
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    by reidjs 6y ago

    Or any social media to be honest. I don’t see why Tik Tok is special. They all do the same things to make money.
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    by reidjs 6y ago

    In my understanding X is a situation not a goal to achieve. So it can be as simple as 'Today at 5pm' or 'I am at a bar craving a cigarette'
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    by reidjs 6y ago

    Thanks for posting this video, I found it really helpful. For people who don't have the time to watch this is a strategy I learned from it that I might try out with my TODOS: "In situation X I will do behavior Y to achieve subgoal
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    by reidjs 6y ago

    driving is one of the most dangerous things you can do nowadays. most Uber drivers have to support themselves and possibly others. Many drivers can’t afford private healthcare so in the case of an accident it would really suck for them and
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    by reidjs 6y ago

    I’m curious what those negative beliefs are? The article seemed pretty pro-government orgs in the way I interpreted it.