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Comment #31157261
I have spent many happy hours listening to Aaron talk about his experiences serving on submarines on YouTube and Twitch. He used to go by JiveTurkey then rebranded to SubBrief. Wat…
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Comment #29199229
There is also Marginalia https://search.marginalia.nu/ which I don't see on your list.
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Comment #26377573
This is so deliciously recursive. A post to HN about a tool that lets you query HN with SQL. Nice!
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Comment #26275237
This is a tool that I found recently. In the 0.2.0 release, there's support for multi-region queries which I've been really excited about. Now I can do a single query without havin…
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Comment #25265462
I too don't need any of the features that cryptocurrency brings. However, cryptocurrencies are making substantial headway on solving the hardest class of problems that humans face:…
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Comment #20912997
All I can see is uneducated investors taking highly leveraged positions and feeling the inevitable pain when they didn't cover the possible downside. A lesson to us all, absolutely…
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Comment #15834830
Your assertion about generalist ~= founder is pretty spot on. I've spent decades working lots of different job titles that interest me (or as the needs of the organization dictated…
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Comment #15357086
Mike Monteiro has an excellent talk[1] on contract negotiation and where to get lawyers involved. The pertinent point for me was the following: Contract negotiation makes them fair…
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Comment #15322645
SQL injection attacks are an excellent example where code and data are mixed. One solution is to do a lot of clever escaping of 'attackable' characters that instruct the DBMS to st…
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Comment #14748505
I'd try https://mbasic.facebook.com It's mobile centric, browser based and gives you access to Messenger. Also, doesnt require the "hack" of requesting the desktop site (which may …
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Comment #14400613
What about the opposite? What if every team department had a pool of tokens representing their services that they had to give away in a certain time period. I suppose tokens are th…
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Comment #14397871
I really appreciate your insight that different political structures work better for different scales and different situations. I suppose that's intuitively obvious but I hadn't ev…