welder

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   by welder 8y ago

   Going to really miss IFTTT... auto-responding using Gmail Filters and Canned Responses only works for a few hours before it stops auto-responding.
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   by welder 8y ago

   In my neighborhood (SF Mission) there's a shooting at least once a week... seems like mostly on Sundays. So it just depends where in the U.S. you're living.
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   by welder 8y ago

   You're mistaken, they still profit by selling your data. It's just banks can't retrieve your credit report to open a new account when it's locked.
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   by welder 8y ago

   Welcome to Berlin! Make sure to check out the Factory coworking space Friday night social event, and lemme know if I can be of any help!
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   Anonymized Metrics of 150k+ Programmers(wakatime.com)

   1 points by welder 8y ago|0 comments
6. 666.▲
   by welder 8y ago

   Don't people normally just use separate credit cards / bank accounts for business vs personal expenses?
7. 667.▲
   by welder 8y ago

   Already answered here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19231986
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   by welder 8y ago

   Also see https://angel.co/syndicates
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   by welder 8y ago

   This already happens all the time when starting remote offices, but not when moving the HQ. Employees who aren't attached to SF life or open to change of environment are willing to make the move. The pay vs cost of living usually works
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    by welder 8y ago

    > Click to start. Click to stop. That's the problem right on their website[1]. Developers shouldn't have to waste time manually time tracking, it's been automated already[2]. Unless your programmers' time isn't w
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    by welder 8y ago

    Sounds like WakaTime can help you. It's an automatic time tracker for programmers, but the part you would like: It shows when you started and stopped working for the day. An example chart: https://wakatime.com/blog&#x2F
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    by welder 8y ago

    That's hard because after "get feedback" it branches out into too many directions. The only common things are bureaucratic. For ex: keep all your startup transactions in a separate bank account and credit card. Everything els
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    by welder 8y ago

    I use an automatic time tracker for all my side projects: https://wakatime.com
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    by welder 8y ago

    Or even better, a High-Yield Savings Account: https://www.nerdwallet.com/blog/banking/best-high-yield-onli...
15. 675.▲
    by welder 8y ago

    Mozilla tried this before with BrowserID/Persona but it didn't catch on with website owners. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mozilla_Persona
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    by welder 8y ago

    "Japanese parents feel a strong obligation to support children no matter what and shame often prevents them from seeking help, says Kato."
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    by welder 8y ago

    When https://n26.com launches in the US they could prevent this attack, unless they fool customer support somehow. In the EU they have non-SMS based 2fa and optionally send a push notification for all transactions. Also, I'
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    by welder 8y ago

    > I predict that someday soon, supermarkets will sell my food purchase history to insurance companies, so when I buy loads of vegetables and such, I use my real number. When I buy wine & bacon -- you guessed it: 867-5309. That won&#x
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    by welder 8y ago

    > Price is usually higher on Airbnb Only in Asia. In Western countries Airbnb is almost always cheaper than hotels. I still use Airbnb in Asia because you get nicer places with more space.
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    by welder 8y ago

    I can recommend https://easydns.com/
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    by welder 8y ago

    Also https://github.com/jshjohnson/Choices
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    by welder 8y ago

    This is similar to Heap's Identify [1]. Main difference is Heap focuses on metrics while this looks to be for debugging and UX. Any plans for a heatmap feature built-in or third party? [1]: https://docs.heapanalytics.com&#x2
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    by welder 8y ago

    That's nice, but usually I need more features like multiselect, html-formatted option rows in the dropdown, etc. Currently I use Selectize.js and Chosen.js: https://github.com/selectize/selectize.js https:/&
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    by welder 8y ago

    I was also surprised to see how much VS Code has grown in popularity among WakaTime users in such a short amount of time. [1] https://wakatime.com/static/img/wakatime-editor-usage-2018-1...
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    by welder 8y ago

    Nuitka produces binaries, Pythran can produce C++ source code.
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    by welder 8y ago

    They are sometimes encrypted but setting up a cell tower proxy (femtocell) let's you disable encryption to connected devices and then you can read any texts sent/received through your femtocell. Watch the defcon/blackhat pres
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    by welder 8y ago

    What's an ITC?
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    by welder 8y ago

    Wanna use https://wakatime.com to automate 7, 8, & 9?
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    by welder 8y ago

    Also this: https://stripe.com/atlas/guides/ama-steli-efti
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    by welder 8y ago

    Apple's late, others already had this for years. Sure they're elitist in that they convince everyone this is revolutionary game changing one of a kind when it's normal.