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OP here. I created this little script out of my own frustration. The game is great, I shared it with a lot of friends. But what really annoys me is that the guess map is not expandable. It's just tiny. This userscript tries to remedy t
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Userscript: Expand the tiny guess map on GeoGuessr.com
(userscripts.org)
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A chill went down my spine reading this. That's a good sign.
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In 2003, I was expelled from the Labour Party over my outspoken opposition to Bush and Blair's war in Iraq. I promised that until the last day of my life I would go on fighting to put Tony Blair on trial, a real trial in The Hague, fo
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Do you guys usually just use Stripe API directly or do you use some kind of middleman (e.g. spreedly.com)?
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To those who say "I almost went with PayMill, thank god Stripe is here now" don't forget that PayMill features direct debit . Depending on who your customers are this might be an important feature for you!
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It's astonishing how quick they can expand something as complicated as payment processing to many - bigger and smaller - countries in Europe.
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Go library for accessing the GitHub API - by Google
(github.com)
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If they give you ruled paper, write the other way. - Juan Ramón Jiménez
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That's funny, true and sad at the same time.
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I evaluated payment provider for my Germany-based SaaS and came to a similar conclusion. Paymill is great to get started, but Braintree wins in the long run (just do the math). Obviously when your product is growing you don't have time
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Hi there! I'm (from Berlin, 28 years, Backend Developer) considering to move to Dublin next spring for a year. Do you have some advice (living / working)?
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Can someone who ditched MongoDB for RethinkDB share his/her experiences?
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They should put the company information in a JSON file hosted on GitHub.
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That's a great idea. I never organised an event but this sounds like it can come in handy.
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Very intuitive, slick and fast UI!
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The website looks extremely professional, very well done.
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It's all about timing...
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13y ago
It's like a boynamedsue ;)
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I totally agree. I always roll my eyes when that happens. And then there is a 50/50 chance I search for the actual link - if I'm REALLY interested I edit the URL manually.
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hm ... Goer, Golanger ... damn
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Load balancing now available on Google Compute Engine
(googlecloudplatform.blogspot.de)
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One gem, in case somebody missed it: Model Number: H2G2-42. - Wasn't "42" the answer to life, the universe, and everything in The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy? - And H2G2 is an abbreviation given to the book, as wel
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Is it just me or is the second image ("Happy Birthday Nana") nothing short of amazing? It seems we are crossing the uncanny valley. This will make it really hard to distinguish manipulated/generated photos in the near future.
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I was wondering how long it would take for them to find a business model.
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Ask HN: How to you archive inspiring design?
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"We like to do things right and we put a premium on getting stuff done. When it's crunch time, we work crazy hours, pull all nighters, have lunch and dinner in the office, grab a few hours sleep and are back at it." (from the
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One thing I learned from watching MicroConf presentations online: Make it about them (the users) not you. The title reads "We Love Screencasts". According to the marketing gurus this should instead focus on your audience (because
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A word about the website: The video is really great, enjoyable and fresh (very positive vibe, extremely well executed). But I'd rather see something different than a (blurry) image of the founder looking somewhere off screen. I mean it
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These look awesome! I hope I can use them in my next project :)
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