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superasn
4y ago
The corollary being that people who are not peddling insight porn are often dismissed and have much much harder time to get their content shared. I mean on one hand there is this guy with an incredibly feel good story about how all you have
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Technology wise merging backend and frontend into a seamless framework seems like the next big thing. A lot of progress has been made this year on this with liveview, et al but haven't seen any mass adoption yet as only few people are
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Windows Master Control Panel Shortcut a.k.a. Windows God Mode
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Present Yourself by MHC Class I and MHC Class II Molecules
(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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Zomato workers panting on bicycles with low pay. But for company, image matters
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Giscus
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Also paypal withdraws everything to your bank account everyday and leaves a $0 balance so you can't process any intl refunds. Payment processing is still very hopeless in India.
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The night I met Einstein (1955)
(rd.com)
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I really like this one The Night I Met Einstein by Jerome Weidman https://www.rd.com/article/the-night-i-met-einstein/
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Yes one other trick that has worked for me is you put alarm for sleep not waking up. So i put three alarms in alexa everyday at 7:30pm, 8:00pm and 8:30pm where alexa says "time to sleep, I'm reminding you time to sleep for a great
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Sorry my original title was 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + ... Not sure how it got changed
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And 2 and 3 and 4 and 5 and ∞ = -1/12
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Yes same here. For me Sarno gave me my life back and reading my comments it seems it has helped a lot other people here too, so I always chime in too. Here is my comment from 4 years ago and that was the the start of the end of my struggle
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Video Has 54,056,323 Views
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Same for me. I had a 800+ day streak and I remember that on the days I couldn't practice, I used to play Duolingo story #1 at 1am with half eyes open just to keep it going. But as soon as my streak ended, my frequency of playing went f
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4y ago
Just out of curiosity since you are so knowledgeable in this area.. what would be like a very approx ballpark figure to develop something like codex?
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Some guy created this play store search alternative(1) that lets you find apps by filtering IAP, Ad free, etc. It's very useful but I think it's on a small server so it takes a lot of time to search. Still very useful imo. (1) ht
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4y ago
I think it's mostly about having deeper pockets than being clever or original when it comes to A.I. (though these guys just got $15m fwiw). But this is one thing that worries me about A.I speaking as an indiehacker. Being scrappy won&#
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With exception to the bleach symbol I find most of the new and improved symbols hard to read and just as confusing and maybe even worse. Also as other commenters have said it will do a much worse job when the fabric is faded or somebody wit
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Yes their API is one of the best. A simple curl request is enough to send a message and it has been so useful (sentry, uptime, door bell notifications(1), etc). (1) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZrkAWSemDC8
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Don't underestimate the devs. It's a huge market with less competition (that's why suggested npm too). One of my sites makes very good money for doing something very trivial, something that almost every dev can do if they spe
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A good bet is to create an API for it and sell it on Rapidapi or some site, with a possible free tier. I think a lot of devs would benefit from a good text summarisation algorithm (haven't tested yours just general advice) and since yo
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I think a simple website redirect middleware can do this and much more reliably. If a site is being shady there is hardly a way to stop it. Step 1: Redirect middleware checks for a cookie say 'A' Step 2: If no cookie, set cookie
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This is actually useful for me. But don't think it understands the concept when you press ALT+G. I wanted to leave a comment expanding "tried it loved it" but it thinks I'm talking about food for some reason :/ htt
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Hopefully with a way to patch it from the last download so you don't have to download the whole thing over and over. I wouldn't mind paying $5 / month for a service like this - for helping me avoid the red tape.
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That's insane. It also has SSML and voice types (angry sad etc). This is hands down the winner for me.
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My loss isn't as big as this but I've gotten some Paypal disputes because those users didn't get any of the welcome emails (for a rather costly purchase). My issue has been more with Apple's mail for some reason though.
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1k True Fans? Try 100 (2020)
(future.a16z.com)
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This is so true. This false spam tagging has caused me so much pain with paying customers, I ended up white listing all email to a particular to address using a filter. It's unbelievable that email is so fragile and broken.
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4y ago
Yes but it's still the king of the jungle and all the alternates are mostly shit (ddg, bing are far worse). I did learn recently about Kagi on HN and that is marginally better than bing but still doesn't beat Google imo. I just ho
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