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by whichdan 13y ago
Same here. I have about half as many photos as you, but my iPhone is my only camera. It's very frustrating that my only option for photo management is to just remove old photos from my phone until I hit a sweet spot of maybe 500 or so. Is A
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by whichdan 13y ago
What about taking a break from your startup? I noticed back when I was working on mine that I got into the habit of working at my job all day, then working on the startup all night, and it was way more stressful than I realized.
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by whichdan 13y ago
If it's turned off, you can't use the software, right? If I had to do that every time I was pretty sure I wouldn't use it for a while, I'd probably find different software..
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by whichdan 13y ago
Mixed thoughts on this. I'm primarily a developer, and maybe once every couple of months I need to dive in to do some graphics work or pick apart a PSD from a designer I've worked with. I paid $700 for Photoshop CS3 on Windows back in 2007,
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by whichdan 13y ago
Is SF any better with regards to transportation? The T stopping at 12:30 is definitely an issue. Boston has always felt strange to me in that you can walk from Forest Hills to Alewife in an afternoon, but like you said, if you want a cab or
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by whichdan 13y ago
I'm in my mid-20s and moved to Boston about two years ago. It's a fantastic city, but it absolutely is difficult to maintain friendships, despite everyone being incredibly nice. There was a HackerNews meetup several months ago; Reddit has a
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Amazon search results in Google showing up as previously viewed item?
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by whichdan 13y ago
I run a small ad free site[1] that links to several job boards. Most of the boards really are low traffic if you live outside of SF or NYC. Have you tried contacting recruiters? [1] http://careers.sh
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by whichdan 13y ago
Encrypting would be pointless. Hashing would be possible, but then you break things like email notifications and password resets.
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by whichdan 14y ago
I've been using this with ChromePhp and it works fantastically well. It sends all of the data as part of the page's header, so you don't have to worry about something hacky like injected console.log calls.
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by whichdan 14y ago
How much value do you expect for $70?
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by whichdan 14y ago
Any affiliate network suggestions?
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by whichdan 14y ago
I have a PHP SaaS app using Stripe and I need to develop an affiliate system for it. I'd be happy to collaborate.
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by whichdan 14y ago
I maintain a small ad-free directory of job boards[1], and you can also browse Reddit ForHire[2]. [1] http://careers.sh [2] http://reddit.com/r/forhire
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by whichdan 14y ago
Not to mention, it's an easy way to improve SEO[1]. [1] http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2007/12/using-alt...
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by whichdan 14y ago
Isn't that what they did with the Thinkpad Edge?
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by whichdan 14y ago
If you want to turn this into a SaaS solution, I would be happy to donate the domain FizzBuzzAPI.com to your cause. I think the community would really benefit from being able to offload the overhead of solving FizzBuzz problems to an extern
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by whichdan 14y ago
Like sergiotapia, I'm very close to switching back to FireFox /because/ of the Awesomebar. However, for me, it's because it matches my search history better. Let's say I'm working on a page call /editor/?id=1234, in FireFox, typing 1234 wil
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by whichdan 14y ago
I assumed anxiety is the norm and not the exception? I'm sure you've heard the term "rubber duck debugging"[1] - maybe you need something like that for your business? Someone, or something, that lets you say "nope, this really won't make a
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by whichdan 14y ago
Well, I certainly agree that atleast prompting to update is worthwhile, but there are several steps afterwards -- the equivalent of installing a new application -- every time an update comes out.
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by whichdan 14y ago
The whole Catalyst driver update process is really shitty, anyway. Several steps for what should essentially be automatic.
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by whichdan 14y ago
To be fair, the Who's Hiring thread is an absolute pain to navigate after it gets paginated, so the chance of a job ad being seen in the middle of the month (by someone who's already seen the thread) is relatively low.
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by whichdan 14y ago
Wow, and here I was considering switching to Verizon to save $10/mo. Fixed.
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by whichdan 14y ago
"With Android (and T-Mobile) I killed my contract. Now I pay just $30/month. For $30/month I have unlimited texts, unlimited data, free tethering, and 100 minutes of talk" Anyone else have experience doing this? My monthly bill for an iPhon
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by whichdan 14y ago
Previous discussion & link to an excellent StackOverflow article. - http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5210648
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by whichdan 14y ago
Is there really any value in a Netflix branded set-top? Every video game console plays Netflix, the new generation of consoles is coming out soon, and a bunch of TVs have Netflix baked in.
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by whichdan 14y ago
Have you looked at the WhoIsHiring[1] threads? If you use some Google-Fu, you can find some "Who is Hiring Interns" threads that are posted occasionally by various users. If you have any code you can show off, you should definitely throw it
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by whichdan 14y ago
Update your resume, set up a portfolio site, publish anything you can to GitHub, and hit up the monthly WhoIsHiring Freelancers thread[1]. Beyond that, just follow any "how to start freelancing" guides. [1] http://news.ycombinator.com/subm
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by whichdan 14y ago
Small suggestion: Change "My Films" to "Sign Up" if the user isn't logged in. Also, consider offering an email newsletter? I'd be interested in a monthly digest of new videos.
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by whichdan 14y ago
Are packages not updating because it's a lot of work, or because updating will break backwards-compatibility?

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