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Just warning you - your domain will get blacklisted here on HN if you do this. It's happened to me simply for posting articles. It's a terrible feeling. Your best bet is to join local facebook groups and post there. Even better if
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1y ago
> I am tlaking about TaleCraft.me You mean your project? If you're going to try "blackhat" marketing like this, at least do it from a different account, lol.
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1y ago
I have some blogs that make use of Markdown. " is automatically rendered as a ”. Likewise, "--" is rendered as an em dash.
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1y ago
Last year, I had a writing contract for a popular blog. They required us to use the em dash. I bet they're regretting that now.
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1y ago
Smart. The one in my area also has a restaurant and they also sell baked goods. I think they're definitely doing well for themselves.
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That was the point of my post. I'm not buying potato chips and dip; I'm buying produce, meat, and herbs. These items are way cheaper at the Asian markets I go to.
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1y ago
Huh? I'm guessing you didn't mean to reply to me?
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1y ago
Protip: look for an Asian market in your area for food. I get an entire shopping cart full of food for $60-100 and that lasts for ~2 weeks. When I go to Publix (or any other grocery store), I get like 2-3 bags for $60... Discovering the Asi
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Of course. I had like 50 domains at one point. There's nothing worse than an auto-renewal hitting your bank account on a project you gave up on. In 2025, with new vibe-coding projects being pushed every second, I think it's not ev
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1y ago
Well, of course some things are going to need to be rewritten? It won't be complicated at all, but the primary concern is registering new accounts, looking through documentation for API keys, testing, etc. This seems like wasted effort
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1y ago
I didn't even consider that as an option. I will look into it. Thanks for the suggestion!
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Here's a part of the message I received from them: - $25.00 - Monthly fee for the merchant account. - $19.95 - Monthly fee for the Authorize.net payment gateway (API Connection to your website) - 3.95% - Keyed rate - $0.25 - per transa
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> Why not Square? I looked for alternatives, such as PayPal, and Square. They consider dating websites "high-risk", so they would most likely ban the account as well. It just seems like too much of a headache to rewrite the cod
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I spent months working on a dating website. Had Stripe configured, spent the whole time testing with it. Published the site, swapped Stripe to production, and boom, account was closed/banned. According to their own documentation, datin
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1y ago
Even better: el.style.color = 'black'; el.style.fontWeight = 'lighter' It's much more readable now.
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1y ago
For those who find the color of the text unbearable: let elements = document.querySelectorAll('span'); for (el of elements) { el.style.color = 'black'; }
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1y ago
Not going to lie, that jump scared me. lol.
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Show HN: Incognito Disguise
(chromewebstore.google.com)
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1y ago
>>It does feel like like addiction to reels/tiktok does have its toll. Yes, exactly. So we offload mental tasks to AI, and avoid things that force us to concentrate for longer than 5 minutes. Cognitive decline is almost guarantee
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1y ago
How do these comments "feel" AI written? This post in particular looks like something I would have written myself. It doesn't appear AI written to me. Neither does the other post you commented on. Of course, I could be wrong,
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We considered Mission Impossible as well. Glad we didn't. I will probably never watch another movie again if this is what movies are.
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Haha, awesome. Working with tools is an essential skill, for sure. Winter does slow down, especially in the north. I live in Florida now, though, so painting is done year-round. I don't paint anymore, but I do miss it. > But reachin
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I recently went to the theater with my wife to see the new Karate Kid movie. We discussed it a bit after, and I said it felt a bit rushed. Like, the character goes from being in a Chinese kung fu temple, to being in the US, with a girlfrien
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Well, I used to paint houses professionally. I can also tile, frame rooms, and know basics of electrical and plumbing. I can also make pretty good pizza. But painting can earn a really good amount of money. Once you know what you're do
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I like it! :) If you set up 404 error handling, you might also like this: https://github.com/JavaScriptToday/npm-404-page .
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Yeah, pretty much. But they indeed approve some companies. I guess if you have a clean, well-established business, it won't be a problem. If you're a fresh startup, you're in trouble. The only options left are paying the $1,4
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I think this article will give you a better idea: https://stripe.com/resources/more/high-risk-merchant-account... This one is worth checking out as well: https://stripe.com/en-mx/legal/re
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That payment providers label certain projects as "high-risk"*, and will refuse to allow you to use their platform. For example, supplements. Stripe and PayPal will close your account. You're left with providers like CCBill, w
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I got incredibly annoyed with seeing possibly hundreds of jobs for DataAnnotations and Outlier, especially because I'm just not interested in working for them. These listings often clutter my job search on sites like Indeed and LinkedI
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Show HN: Remove AI Job Spam from Indeed and LinkedIn
(github.com)
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