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I post rather sporadically, whenever I have something of use or interesting to add. I was asked to speak at the local Python meetup because of that. I discovered more friends through that.
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Ask HN: Advice for Transitioning to a Product Owner
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That is an interesting take on Anki. I always saw Anki as an implementation of spaced repetition. What is your process? How do you codify connections and associations into spaced repetition?
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I am not associated with this app but I think this who it is intended for. Office email senders Bloggers Marketers Basically anyone whose readers are going to make split second decisions on whether to read writer's text, readers with s
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That is a cool idea! Why don't you post it as a Show HN? That way you will be able to link to your website. That's where people who are interested in giving reviews on new projects would be looking. It is ok to do a new post as Sh
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Lastpass
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I am not sure if I am the target audience. I am a solopreneur working on multiple side projects. 1) Postgres. Moved from mysql to Pg and never looked back. All my projects run on pg. One of the advantages is I don't have to context swi
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Also consider migadu.com Happy customer for two years. Unlimited domains and email ids. There is a limit on number of emails for the basic plan though.
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Check out segment's blog. They have some interesting articles. The one I enjoyed was them documenting their journey from monolith to microservices and back again. I really appreciate their candid post about this. https://seg
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I remember once reaching 600+ tabs at one point. I have reached 1000+ sometimes. I don't always keep count. Firefox has been good, providing great performance inspite of my shenanigans. Now I use a tab counting extension and a tab limi
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Apart from the many valid reasons given in the other comments: GA is free. Hosting an open source alternative would need time, effort (to understand the new environment) and money. There is a reason people outsource tasks that are not core
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I faced some issues a year or two ago. It wasn't then. It was one of the pain points many users faced. One of the issues I faced was scheduled tasks wouldn't show up in Flower. There was no way for me to know if a task was run wit
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Celery was never reliable for me. I used Celery as a part of Django. It kept running into weird issues. Celery-Flower used to monitor the Celery threads is not maintained and that became a huge issue for me as I had no way of tracking any i
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PBS Eons (Paleontology) Fall of Civilizations ( https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCT6Y5JJPKe_JDMivpKgVXew ) EyeWitness (TV-Series I watched as a kid) ( https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEBTfxJ13zkpZVbZ
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Weren't the svelte files when compiled to JS much smaller in size compared to using React? Wouldn't that be a significant advantage?
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Dunno, Ping me felt quite natural to me. It feels like a handy substitute for when there are multiple options for one person to contact another and person one does not care how he is contacted. As opposed to very formal communications that
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Firefox is my daily driver. I have last pass installed on it. This helps me share my passwords with other browsers. I don't share any other state between browsers. I use Chromium when I need to use a browser without adblockers.
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Cool. Long time firefox user here and that was a useful discovery for me
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ConvertKit: Major Fumble and Recovery (July 2020 Update)
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Ask HN: How do you make producing a habit?
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I usually feel the same too.. Most of the time, any video has too much info that I already know and finding the bits that I don't is not as easy as skimming the text and reading only the relevant bits. But for a young human, maybe a gr
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My HN Favorites are very limited. Only those comments that I feel to be timeless or the kind of ones that you specifically don't look for, but has some thought provoking stuff. I add a comment to favorites maybe once in 3 or 4 months.
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One more reason: There are so many sites writing on so many subjects but most of them are skewed for the Google algorithm. Finding meaningful content that adds value is very rare. There is no guarantee you will get the same page next time y
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If you are looking for building api using Python, you should also give fast api a try. The creator of fast api hangs out on HN. You can find his posts if you search HN for 'fast api'
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The font in my terminal is Jetbrains Mono. It replaced Input. I loved how you can configure important characters and height spacing in Input to your preference. If I want something quirky, with a personality, but not so strong as to be off
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Your profile has no email id. Is there another way to reach you?
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Ask HN: How do you take long notes on mobile?
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Using Firefox on mobile with adblocker Unlock Origin has the same effect for me (mobile Firefox permits installing extensions unlike Chrome mobile)
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Tell HN: Goo.gle's Certificate Has Expired
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Another issue. At Safeway, Heinz ketchup is the real deal. No duplicates. Amazon, on the other hand, has allowed duplicates, cheap reproductions and false reviews to proliferate. Now the only way you are assured a product is what it says is
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