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thewarpaint
7y ago
"I expect that chair to outlive the company and possibly humans on the planet" is a sentence that I would react to with the opposite emotion :-(
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thewarpaint
7y ago
IFTTT is already a SaaS, not sure exactly what you mean.
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thewarpaint
7y ago
Great tip, will definitely check it out!
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Ask HN: What do you use tools like IFTTT or Zapier for?
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thewarpaint
7y ago
Can you elaborate on what makes you think so?
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Leaving Google
(skyenet.dev)
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Show HN: A Zapier integration for new Oscars 2020 winners
(zapier.com)
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thewarpaint
7y ago
The Wikipedia article tells a slightly different story: > Selkirk had grave concerns about the seaworthiness of their vessel, and wanted to make the necessary repairs before going any farther. He declared that he would rather stay on Jua
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Xocolātl: From Náhuatl, with Love
(caracteres.io)
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thewarpaint
7y ago
On second thought they have a point, I have never had an email address with a dot being rejected, but I've seen it for the plus alias several times.
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7y ago
Great idea. My suggestion: why not use the Gmail-style johndoe+spotify@ suffix? Just because people would be more used to it. That way johndoe@ also would work.
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Natural Nuclear Fission Reactor
(en.wikipedia.org)
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7y ago
> the core requirement of Continuous Integration that all team members commit to trunk at least once every 24 hours It sounds good except for this part.
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1985 Mexico City Earthquake
(en.wikipedia.org)
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thewarpaint
7y ago
Nice read: http://tom.preston-werner.com/2008/10/18/how-i-turned-down-3...
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Layoffs begin at SoftBank-backed delivery company Rappi
(axios.com)
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Starbucks JumpCloud API Key Leaked via Open GitHub Repository
(hackerone.com)
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Turkey's block on Wikipedia violates rights, court rules
(in.reuters.com)
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7y ago
Because it's part of the German language: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capital_%E1%BA%9E
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FriendFlights: Get alerts for cheap mutual destinations
(findfriendflights.com)
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7y ago
No one should be able to receive a text message meant for my number, regardless of the specific purpose of the message. That should be a basic security feature of the service, not something that comes for an extra fee.
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Tulsa Race Riot
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Zwarte Piet
(en.wikipedia.org)
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The Siege of Leningrad
(en.wikipedia.org)
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A proposal to add numeric literal separators in JavaScript
(github.com)
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Hacking Starbucks for unlimited coffee (2015)
(sakurity.com)
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7y ago
I got this error message while trying to generate a website: {"message":"Cannot return null for non-nullable field Entity.phone."}
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7y ago
Just a side note. Javascript does not strictly imply frameworks. Javascript does not strictly imply garbage.
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7y ago
I've never understood this behaviour. Is it because they don't want to send any official communication stating that they don't want to/cannot match your compensation request? Is it just bad blood? No idea.
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7y ago
By any chance, was your friend Italian? I distinctly remember some Italian speakers I've met pronouncing it exactly like that, "goiŋ-guh". Probably because they're used to most words ending in a vowel.
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