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JSONderulo
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Comment #31383201
Not a nutritionist here, but I'll share what I'm doing right now. I'm 14 days into a 30-day plant-based meal program/ reset and have never felt better. I'm eating all sorts of vegg…
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Comment #31345255
Ok, You.com just made my workflow so much easier. You all have been great for technical searches, but this is next level. Great job, Richard and Bryan.
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Comment #31022546
you.com is good for coding, especially the SO results.
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Comment #30921830
"DuckDuckGo and Bing are not true alternatives – they’re just worse versions of Google." "The next Google can’t just be an input box that spits out links. We need new thinking to c…
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Comment #30871205
Google Search —> you.com Google Chrome —> Brave Gmail —> ProtonMail Google Docs —> Notion
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Comment #30825715
This thread captured it https://twitter.com/ShaanVP/status/1371972261004070913
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Comment #30825688
I just like and agree with conceptually Nuzzerino's idea above. "Decentralized configuration would allow for communities with given interests to configure and distribute customizat…
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Comment #30820742
I've been pretty stoked on you.com so far. I do like the ability to pick my search sources (apps). It would be cool to see search results for different genres/communities.
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Comment #30806766
You heard it right there folks. Another reason to de-google.
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Comment #30806096
Just wanted to chime in and say I think that awesome of your dad. And if he goes forward with it, perhaps document (twitter or a blog) the journey - the ups and the downs and every…
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Comment #30792069
you.com is worth checking out
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Comment #30770552
I know people who've done it. One person I know did 3 stints at the same company. I almost returned to a prior employer and was in final discussions before accepting a different op…
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Comment #30729282
Great stuff, Richard. I've been using you.com since the beginning of the year and it continues to get better.
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Ask HN: Where do you go for the best developer-related news/content?
Besides HN, where you get your developer-related news and content? What are your go-to sites, publications, favorite subreddits, blogs, substacks, podcasts?
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Comment #30535770
Google Chrome —> Brave Google Search —> you.com Gmail —> ProtonMail Google Docs —> Notion
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Comment #30432991
Love The Economist. I have a subscription.
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Comment #30431873
I haven't watched TV news in 6+ months now and don't intend to. I still read the news, but much more so blogs and writers on Substacks. I've subscribed to a bunch. I do like primar…
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Comment #30367136
This is awesome! thanks for sharing
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Comment #30366183
Demand seems high. A lot of opportunity and for remote too.
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Comment #30366139
Atomic Habits if you haven't read it. I re-read it at the beginning of the year.
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Comment #30366112
Been using you.com for 2 months now. Great for tech queries. I'll be honest - I wasn't into the layout at first but now I really like it. Great stackoverflow results.
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Comment #30365202
2 scrambled eggs, one slice sourdough toasted in a pan with butter. Water + coffee.
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Comment #30353167
Agree - it's deteriorating. And that's probably why we've seen a bunch of upstart engines appear like kagi, you.com, several others.
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Comment #30323821
I use notion. I have one doc that's built out as a learning framework. I categorize the different areas I'm learning about. As I come across an insight (blog, tweet, book, news art…
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Comment #30282382
Time block on my calendar for physical activity. I lift weights, walk, and run.