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by tcmb 9y ago
Some quick feedback: 1. You seem to be missing SXF, Berlin's Schönefeld Airport. 2. Once that's in, It would be nice to just enter the city, in case I don't mind which airport I'm flying from. 3. The top result was trave
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by tcmb 9y ago
> knowing that their time is about to run out Not to mock those with terminal illness, but everyone's time is running out and nobody knows how long they have left. If only we could all be more aware of that.
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Does this last sentence apply to the countries that have the Euro?
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I entered a URL and pressed enter, wondering why nothing happened. Only then did I scroll down to find the 'Analyze' button. I wasn't looking for specific attributes, and the strong color contrast of that section made it look
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Yes, something like that would work. I guess the biggest problem is to get the major publishers as well as the readers to work with this broker. Flattr had a similar problem, you could pay-per-article via their button, but as I understand t
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by tcmb 9y ago
And what is more, am I supposed to subscribe to all sites where I occasionally find valuable content? One of the good things about internet journalism is that I can read different publications very easily, every day. Some of them I'd a
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by tcmb 9y ago
A related 'trend' in Cognitive Science is called Embodied Cognition [1]. Intelligence develops together with the body that it inhabits, and, as you mention, the environment that this body is living in. Maybe Dolphins are as '
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by tcmb 9y ago
Alltheflightdeals looked great, but I'm having trouble creating a subscription. Are you getting hugged to death by HN right now? The page from the confirmation email link takes very long to load and then results in an 'unexpected
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by tcmb 9y ago
How do the Amish use the internet? I imagine they're facing a similar dilemma, having to have access for certain purposes, but not wanting to let the unrestricted flood pour in.
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That's true. Every human behaviour is a (side-)effect of how the brain works, isn't it? And the brain also has other mechanisms that can offset behaviour induced by addiction.
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There are definitely apps for it. A quick search turned up this article: https://www.artofmanliness.com/2011/10/17/how-to-quit-mindle... It can't hurt to give it a try.
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I'm in the same boat, and I seriously think it's a form of addiction. It's falling for the small short-term reward that you will regret later, rather than choosing the delayed but bigger reward that is ultimately more genuine
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The adaptations to a world of scarcity that made us successful as a species make us vulnerable in this world of abundance that we have created for ourselves. We developed our own environment into a state in which we are not optimally adapte
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Really great simple interface which enabled and encouraged me to jump right into it! Some feedback I'd like to give: - First thing I noticed was that I'd like to re-order the habits to give them a priority. - The 'streak coun
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Uber Elevate Urban Air Transportation(uber.com)
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> buys your car for much less than it's worth Which is clear, if they buy it from you, then sell it to a dealer who then sells it to the next owner. These are two intermediate steps where someone needs to make their cut. You as the
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by tcmb 9y ago
If, as the article claims, my phone can be used to eavesdrop on any conversation I'm having, "even when the phone has been turned off", what is the added attack vector of a home assistant?
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> Sensors: meat ball x 4
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by tcmb 9y ago
GPS + Maps is the killer app for me. The only reason for not switching to a dumbphone.
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I used to love Flattr's general concept, but from a product management perspective, I'm more than skeptical these changes will drive adoption. They don't make it easier for creators, and consumers now have a default-spending
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There's another startup idea.
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by tcmb 9y ago
Honest question, isn't this what notifications and icon badges are for? It's easy to see if there's anything new without opening the app. Related question, does WhatsApp send the heartbeat only when I open the app, or every x
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by tcmb 9y ago
Nobody has to stop using WhatsApp, the scenario described in the article can be prevented simply by changing the app's privacy settings.
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6.5 to 7 hours during the work week, and I notice my productivity drops off after two days or so. Productivity drop off manifests as worsened ability to focus and making decisions, and by my mood getting bad in general, which can also affec
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by tcmb 9y ago
> In the past > At that time > Since then Can you point to anything that has caused this change for you? I can identify myself with OP's description as well and would be happy about any ideas how to address it.
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I think I found my source of passive income.
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Why not wear them on the wrists?
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by tcmb 9y ago
This is not so bad. A grab bag of bugs for you to fix. You get a random Github issue assigned and need to fix it within a certain time. The ultimate challenge to teach yourself new languages and frameworks. There's a pun with Scentbird
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The link to "Storming 'The Beach'" in the article leads to nowhere, but the feature can be found on Rolf's own page at https://rolfpotts.com/storming-the-beach/
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No. I'm in product management, and I think that the root cause is that I do not deeply care about the product that I manage. I'm looking for a similar position, but at a company that builds something that I would use intensively m

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