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by wallawe 6y ago
As others have mentioned it could have something to do with cheap being in the domain name. At this point since you don't have much to lose, it might be worth buying a new domain and 301'ing everything from goodcheapandfast.com to
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by wallawe 6y ago
Same, I've used both phone and chat many times and every time it's been a wonderful experience.
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Zombie Voters(github.com)
4 points by wallawe 6y ago|1 comments
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by wallawe 6y ago
This is sort of table stakes in the SEO world, not end all be all. First you must get these technical details ironed out, and then from there you have to focus on two things that differentiate you from competitors who also have the bases co
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by wallawe 6y ago
No one seems to be talking about the unintended consequence of this policy(or in this Administration's case a likely intended ). It's the same thing with minimum wage - politicians feel good raising it and for those that remain e
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by wallawe 6y ago
Was wondering the same thing myself, found this article from late last year: https://techcrunch.com/2019/12/10/unsplash-for-brands/ TLDR: "working with companies to create branded photos, which will
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by wallawe 6y ago
My guess would be that pinterest has done a much better job of image indexing than your random DIY blog. I'm not sure what all that entails but if anyone has done research to game the system it would be them.
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by wallawe 6y ago
Even with the Axidraw, it's really hard to produce notes at scale. There are a handful of companies that have built out proprietary machines to do this e.g. https://www.handwrite.io (disclaimer: I'm a cofounder) but as
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by wallawe 6y ago
This is great, I was actually considering building out something similar but I'll rely on y'all for now. The terrible thing about existing solutions, is that all the themes/templates out there are hard to break into pieces wi
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by wallawe 6y ago
With the advent of new frameworks like React (7 years old now) and Angular, jQuery has become less and less used. Anecdotally, I have interviewed at 7 or 8 companies over the last 7ish years and only one still used jQuery, and they were mo
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by wallawe 6y ago
One is voluntary, the other is not.
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by wallawe 6y ago
Clickable link: https://www.givelegacy.com/
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by wallawe 6y ago
He's actually got a really cool story, I happened to recognize him from this Indie Hackers interview: https://www.indiehackers.com/interview/site-builder-report-f...
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by wallawe 6y ago
That's a really good point. I'm pretty sure Robinhood exercises behind the scenes for you on the day of expiration 30-60 mins prior to close to avoid this.
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by wallawe 6y ago
What I just described doesn't require margin. Spreads are "defined risk" trades so as long as you have enough in your account to cover your max potential loss, you are fine to make the trades.
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by wallawe 6y ago
It happen when you use spreads. I have personally had this happen and it's jolting at first but is usually back to normal within hours. Here's how it works: 1. You sell a call credit spread. This is where you sell a call at say $1
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by wallawe 6y ago
Selling call credit spreads has been wildly profitable for me, especially when the stock was around $5. If it runs back up again, I'll probably sell more. With this methodology you get the upside of likely decline in price without havi
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by wallawe 6y ago
Nothing, but a lot of the web dev community feels like we've gone overboard in terms of bloated CSS frameworks and this is what I perceive to be a reversion back to the basic ability to style a document without much need for writing an
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by wallawe 6y ago
Did you try the new UI? It's a lot better but you may have to opt in
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by wallawe 6y ago
It's amazing how few people recognize this. Unintended consequences of government policy in both cases. "Everyone deserves a home" said GW back in the early 2000s. We've now seen the exact same thing play out in the educ
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Ask HN: How does your web app handle public facing pages?
4 points by wallawe 6y ago|1 comments
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by wallawe 7y ago
Sure, here's a clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HrYWkVmBgf0
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Show HN: API for Sending Handwritten Letters
12 points by wallawe 7y ago|3 comments
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by wallawe 7y ago
Well, this is refreshing. Congrats and keep your attitude of gratitude, it will serve you well.
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by wallawe 7y ago
From wikipedia[0]: "Electronic Arts announced it was acquiring PopCap for $650 million with an additional $100 million stock option." He's probably got enough runway for a couple centuries.. [0] https://en.wikipedi
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by wallawe 7y ago
He was ousted from the company, what do you mean no consequences?
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by wallawe 7y ago
I've noticed this for a few companies as well ( https://www.keyvalues.com comes to mind). Don't get me wrong it's a great company for the founder and maybe a small team, but there's no intent to grow it massiv
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by wallawe 7y ago
I was just thinking the same thing! passed it along to our team to change out anyhow
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by wallawe 7y ago
The best way I've heard it put, is that good UX isn't automatically knowing what to do the first time you interface with something. It's doing it once and then it feeling intuitive every time after.
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by wallawe 7y ago
Maybe it could be attributed to the fact that the majority of HN users are male while the majority of Pinterest users are female. Interesting observation

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