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by wy35 7y ago
I think we can cut Airtable a little slack since it's geared towards professionals/businesses instead of average consumers. Kind of like how Slack puts a cap on the number of messages in their free version.
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by wy35 7y ago
The article clearly states that Intuit deliberately used Republicans to lobby against ReadyReturn. Intuit had just given $1 million to a Republican running to unseat John Chiang, an FTB member who supported ReadyReturn. The chair of the FT
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by wy35 7y ago
Sometimes fancy art school is worth it, though. My sister decided to go to CalArts and stomach the high tuition costs. She dropped out two years later after receiving a job offer from Sony Pictures, and Netflix ended up headhunting her a fe
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by wy35 7y ago
Very strange commit message format... they all seem too formal with capitalization and periods, yet are frustratingly ambiguous many times (e.g. "Sources.")
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by wy35 7y ago
OP: understands how easy it is to find accounts of the same username and writes tool as a result OP: uses different usernames, for the same reason I'm not sure what is "particularly odd" about this? Also, you have a very accu
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by wy35 7y ago
I've built a Planck (40% ortho) and I can say for sure that I personally don't find the short finger travel between keys to be worth having to hit two keys to type a number, for example. Instead of moving one finger an extra row t
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by wy35 7y ago
I didn't use an adblocker until every single site began competing on how much of my screen can be a billboard telling me that I won't last two minutes playing their game. If the new changes make it past testing and there's no
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by wy35 7y ago
Since you mentioned symlink, does that mean you have each production version of the app on the same machine?
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by wy35 7y ago
How are people able to convert their Steam balance into real-world cash? Is it even possible?
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by wy35 7y ago
Anyone can read The Millionaire Next Door 200 times by quitting social media
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by wy35 7y ago
Don't treat HN as some sort of free advertising platform. If you created something you're proud of and you genuinely they can help the community, feel free to post. Otherwise, if your plan is to make a profit, don't bother.
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Ask HN: If you could start your career over again what would you do differently?
8 points by wy35 7y ago|16 comments
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by wy35 7y ago
When I last used it, it hung up on bigger images. I've had more success using ImageMagick's liquid rescale
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by wy35 7y ago
I remember guessing the admin password of the router back in high school so I could port forward a Minecraft server
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by wy35 7y ago
As a current Gen Z applying to jobs, I think this trend is very minor and depends on the industry. Anecdotally, in all the tech career fairs and networking events/resume drops I've been to, 95% of resumes follow the traditional fo
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by wy35 7y ago
I don't think this problem is THAT difficult -- I did manage to solve this on my own after a semester of algorithms class and a bit of practice from DP problems. The intuition is that at each index you're either continuing a previ
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by wy35 7y ago
It looks so much better! When I tried using Blender it felt really awkward and the learning curve was really steep. Glad to see this update.
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by wy35 7y ago
People are eager to reduce meat consumption in general due to meat's heavy environmental impact, questionable ethics in factory farming, and general unsustainability due to a growing population. Because it's made of commonly avail
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by wy35 8y ago
An easy mistake with serious potential consequences. I'd be interested in hearing how Facebook will prevent this from happening again in the future
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by wy35 8y ago
While this is certainly impressive, writing math formulas by hand commits them to memory way more effectively than typing latex commands/snippets. Although, an argument could be made that writing formulas in lecture is negligible compa
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by wy35 9y ago
Nice