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I changed my name when I got married but kept my pre-marriage name professionally and I can’t recommend the strategy more highly. I have multiple numbers and emails so I can be who I want with a given audience. Having recently relocated I d
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https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1749618880/webhook RIP - 5 or 6 years ahead of its time.
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Detachment is a tenet of Buddhism, not an effect of meditation.
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> I was so caught up with spirituality and meditation that I overlooked anything else in my life. Respectfully this is not an outcome that you can lay at the feet of meditation. It’s like blaming the catechism for the years you spent cut
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As someone who is(was?) a competent web developer, all I can say is that Hugo templating turned me off of the project . For as long as I used Hugo, I felt like I was in a horror corn maze.
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While I applaud the positivity here and relish it, when meals like this are no longer highly unusual to you they can also cease to be highly rewarding. The key to repeated pleasure in this arena is to not fetishize luxury or cost, but rathe
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> "Since 2014 it has been possible to find out who has been doing searches on your information," explains Hans Christian Holte, the head of Norway's tax authority. > "We saw a significant drop to about a 10th of th
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Pro-tip: showing real musicians making real music will sell more skus. This site feels totally clinical and artificial as-is.
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Ask HN: What messaging tool should I use for a local affinity group?
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How limited is the open source version? Or put another way, what besides convenience would drive me to pay instead of maintain an open source instance?
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I had a company try to get net 60 terms _for a deposit_. That was the last time we spoke.
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As Mike Tyson said so eloquently, everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth. That reflects my experience in planning for vs actually creating a family.
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The father is on the money. I have a schizophrenic family member. It costs six figures annually to keep them in a facility - which is designed to handle a completely different type of disability - and off the street. It’s dumb luck that thi
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Love to know more. I want to print them, and I'm sure others have similar needs: 1. I want a paper backup chart on my boat when I'm in the ocean. The one I have is deteriorating. 2. I want a large-scale print or collection of them
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I cringe to recall that, on a date in a Manhattan restaurant, I once showed a woman my PalmPilot. She was deeply unimpressed, and went on to marry an A-list celebrity, which only pours salt on the digital wound.
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"When she's not reverse-engineering black markets to think of better ways to combat fraud and cybercrime, she enjoys rapping and designing streetwear fashion." My online bio need some levelling-up. https://www.forb
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“Open this link in incognito mode” is a tall order for my family, much less a contractor.
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It’s sort of a know-it-when-you-see-it thing. On an early date with my now wife she spent an entire subway ride to Queens telling me about Montessori education methods and how it made her the person she is. I recounted that when I was in fi
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The thing about Google photos that explodes my brain is that if I use albums to share with family members, Google prioritizes the use case of the recipients _joining_ the album and _adding_ my photos to their own albums. Google is trying to
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On the other hand, locales like the one recommended are full of first-world young adults testing the theory that a change of location will fix what ails them with markedly mixed results. Travel can be great, but travel is at best a sort of
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I will attest to this being quite poor advice. I think the OP is well aware that a cheap exotic vacation and a scooter are not going to fill the gap he feels.
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The big difference is that settling down gives you things to care about deeply. Your family, the community your kids will grow up in, the experiences and skills you want your kids to grow up with. Absent that, my life was one long drawn-out
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Anecdotally, this same line of thinking revealed the utter worthlessness of my ISOs upon leaving a company that is valued below a billion dollars and is not on a clear IPO trajectory.
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What is very prevalent in America and I believe less so in more bike-friendly countries is that places are designed to keep others out. This has longstanding racial undertones (google why bridges are too low for buses to pass under in Queen
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Actually, it is more like that than you may think, while not an apples-to-apples comparison. There is neither a right to fly around in the air nor a right to a place to live in the US. It's only fungible regulation that interferes with
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No - ignorance is downplaying the results of giving quacks a megaphone and an endorsement. All the Joe Rogans of the world want is audience stats - let him pivot to exposing quacks and continue to take fools money.
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Flying on a plane you don't own is a privilege, not a right.
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LinkedIn shares something with Facebook, in that it is a giant clusterfuck of additional bullshit on top of a few key features, and a critical mass of participants, that fulfill the promise of social networking. 100% owe my career to Linked
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LinkedIn shares something with Facebook, in that it is a giant clusterfuck of additional bullshit on top of a few key features, and a critical mass of participants, that fulfills the promise of social networking. 100% owe my career to Linke
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I can't help but think it is a reflection of the JS ecosystem that I assumed you had misspelled Next.js
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