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10y ago
I feel the same with respect to being "just you." On a personal level, I can't relate to people whose sense of identity is strongly tied to any aspect of themselves that's outside of their control---whether that's
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10y ago
#include "some_file.h" // we want this for reasons that i would certainly explain, if not for my wretched laziness
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10y ago
"Flourishing" is the translation I've always preferred. For instance, you can be "flourishing" while being engrossed in solving a hard problem---hard to describe that as a "happy" feeling, but easy to imag
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11y ago
TL;DR: You can run a VM (takes <5 mins to set up) to help the Archive Project save sites that are disappearing: http://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=ArchiveTeam_Warri...
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Help save the internet’s collective history
(tylerayoung.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
I prefer "tricorder."
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11y ago
Lots of mocking going on in the comments, and I'm not sure why. If you're a software developer in the first-world, you're making, what, $75k/year or more? If you spend wisely, you can live quite comfortably on $30k/
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11y ago
There are lots of careers outside of software that don't require a college degree. Here's 49 of them: Part 1: http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2013/07/25/50-jobs-over-50000... Part 2: http:/
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12y ago
Reminds me of X-Plane in the old days (note the massive changelog on the home page): https://web.archive.org/web/20040203100812/http://www.x-plan... Clearly the passion project of one very detail-orien
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12y ago
> This is aside from the fairly obvious aesthetic argument that looking at ugly things (like right justified text) inherently lowers your quality of life. If ugly line endings even make your list of "things in my life that could be
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12y ago
There's an insidious fallacy at play in a lot brain imaging studies. I've heard it termed "neurorealism": the idea that something isn't real unless we can point to an area of the brain that "lights up" whe
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12y ago
Depends on how you interpret the "argument." If the argument is "all software projects can/should 'keep it simple'" then yes, it's clearly a logical fallacy. But if the argument is "'keep it
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This Fast-Food-Loving Ivy League Prof Will Trick You into Eating Better
(motherjones.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
I'm... not sure what they hope to accomplish with this. What would it mean to discuss "race relations" with your barista? Barista: "Would you like to talk about race relations?" Me: "Sure. Um... racism exists,
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12y ago
You can buy it in print for $23: http://www.amazon.com/Authority-Become-Following-Financial-I...
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What I Learned Selling WordPress Themes Independently
(conversioninsights.net)
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12y ago
+1 for Plex. I almost gave up on the idea of a HTPC after the headache of correcting hundreds of mislabeled files in XBMC. Since I switched to Plex, the problem has all but disappeared (I can think of 3 or 4 things I've had to manually
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13y ago
Spam is in the eye of the beholder. When my wife goes through our (physical) mail, she complains about how 90% of it is "junk," but her eyes light up at the 20% off coupon from Bed, Bath, & Beyond addressed to "Current R
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Are you paying attention to your site's sales funnel?
(conversioninsights.net)
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Creating Content for the Long Tail
(conversioninsights.net)
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Fundamentals of Content Marketing
(conversioninsights.net)
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Avoid the Wall of Text with better copywriting
(conversioninsights.net)
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Using LinkedIn to Market Professional Services
(conversioninsights.net)
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13y ago
Hi HN, I'm Tyler, the OP. I created the Attention Grabber plugin on a whim today because I hated the thought of spending $50/month into perpetuity to build my email list. If you use Wordpress as a CMS and Customer.io to send your emails, it
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Shown HN: Free Hello Bar alternative for Wordpress
(conversioninsights.net)
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13y ago
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Android dev facing patent troll: Sign this petition to help fix patent law
(x-plane.com)
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14y ago
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