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GingerMidas
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Comment #44126546
Self-important - sure, the author says as much themselves. But how is it misguided? OP is having fun on their personal site. Where would you guide them instead?
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Comment #41689356
This reminds me of the Stanford Gleaning Project https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?mid=15Z25z2IyTYSzH0...
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Comment #41489713
Okay let's charitably assume this PR for an Audit feature is completely unrelated to the Enterprise Audit feature introduced several months later. The reviewers of the OSS code are…
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Comment #41489568
You're missing the point, if this was just an unmerged PR no one would care. But it's likely the paid Enterprise edition has merged this already, and now the same entity has an inc…
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Comment #41489493
Hypothetically, if they never finish reviewing the PR, isn't that the same as "blocking"? Ghosting is still considered a rejection and arguably a much worse one.
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Comment #40110862
StreetComplete is outstanding app, and an iOS port will bring more contributors to places like the US. So happy to see this.
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Comment #39079775
You took the libre bait, rookie mistake.
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Comment #37613910
Makes sense - great work so far! This is easily the best looking PTA app I've seen.
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Comment #37613850
> Do people who use this kind of software manually enter every transaction they do every day, or something? Yes, exactly that. You can do automatic imports of your bank statements …
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Comment #37613780
Awesome! I've been using Beancount/Fava for over 2 years now and this looks really slick. One thing off the bat I noticed, it doesn't look like custom Tags are supported? I use tag…
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Comment #36511831
Fully agree. When I was younger I used to care more about privacy, and would use nothing but FOSS apps and OSes no matter how much it inconvenienced me. There's a significant oppor…
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Comment #36264029
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Comment #35161889
My AI career disaster plan is to immigrate to a country with a UBI
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Comment #34734489
Eh, from the rest of the thread I don't think these 133t HN readers are the target audience anyway.
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Comment #34504611
Not because of how violent and graphic, but because there's a chance the death is immediate. Cancer is always a long, long time away. It's like saying if you put $100 in your 401k …
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Comment #34197376
DAE, LEFT=BAD all of the times?
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Comment #33869595
Warcraft II actually plays, I wasn't expecting that.
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Comment #33732657
I suspect it's more about value of returned items than the quantity. I have returned ~half of the items I purchased in the last year
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Comment #33338901
Thanks, I like reading this stuff. But that link was 3.5 years ago
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Comment #33104227
Yeah, I prefer talking about the many illegal drugs you can fit into a stamped envelope.
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Comment #32602200
Email is inherently insecure, I don't see how this is worse.
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Comment #32559064
I'm referring to the international sales. We only sell within the US, state taxes are relatively easy
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Comment #32558956
Thanks for the explanation, I missed the tax and other benefits at first glance. I don't have those tax complications personally but I do see the value now. Having a checkout bundl…
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Comment #32558567
That's pretty funny in hindsight. > If/when we switch, we'll probably just go to a bare bones payment processor that is much cheaper than Stripe with less support. Also what we're …
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Comment #32558550
From @koopajah on discord: "We don't really drop nines if one specific feature is having issues". Pretty convenient payment processing is just a "feature" of a payment infrastructu…