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chiefofgxbxl
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Comment #47626945
Location: United States (New York State) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: JavaScript, React, Vue, Node.js, Python, PostgreSQL, Nuxt, GCP, Docker, CI/CD, web extens…
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Comment #47310337
Location: United States (New York State, EST timezone) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: JavaScript, React, Vue, Node.js, Python, PostgreSQL, Nuxt, GCP, Docker, CI/…
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Comment #46502671
Location: United States (New York State) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: JavaScript, React, Vue, Node.js, Python, PostgreSQL, Nuxt, GCP, Docker, CI/CD, web extens…
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Comment #45824474
Location: United States (New York State) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: JavaScript, React, Vue, Node.js, Python, PostgreSQL, Nuxt, GCP, Docker, CI/CD, web extens…
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Show HN: Web extension to remove social metrics on web
I've been building Trash Panda, a web extension that removes "social metrics": number of likes, subscribers, followers, stars, favorites, upvotes, downvotes, etc. When I was buildi…
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Comment #43163718
I'm building a freemium browser extension ( https://trashpandaextension.com/ ) that primarily removes "social metrics" (number of likes, subscribers, views, friends, etc. you see o…
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Comment #31186105
They don't think they can handle more work with fewer workers. It's just a profit squeeze, and someone else pays the price.
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Comment #31049089
> renters get the same one vote per person as everybody else It's not just directly voting for a city councilor, planning board member, etc. that counts. Showing up to public meeti…
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Comment #30970326
I lived in Highlands Ranch, CO for roughly half a year, and man the suburban sprawl in anything outside of Boulder is on steroids. My impression of Colorado is that it's a "hot" pl…
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Comment #30970098
> For example, at the grocery store, a theoretical eight-pack of bottled water costs $3.00. A theoretical 32-pack of bottled water costs $5.00. But no older person can lift a 32-pa…
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Comment #30633534
I see similar arguments with vehicle prices, where vehicles are more expensive, but they are higher build quality, have more features (heated seats, blind-spot warning, etc.), so i…
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Comment #30490163
The analogy to pacifiers may be overly condescending (equating adults to children), but in general I have adopted the view that smartphone usage in public is essentially second-han…
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Comment #29865812
This article is about petroleum-derived products, and cutting your carbon footprint by choosing alternatives. One thing I can't shake about the EV "revolution" is that it's going t…
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Comment #29721943
Also worth adding that wealth doesn't need to mean owning more material possessions. Wealth can take the form of knowledge, opportunities, increased quality of life, etc. Think edu…
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Comment #29658516
Besides the high-tech hype, there's also the economic absurdity behind all these proposals. The average American household already spends 1/6th of its income on (car) transportatio…
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Ask HN: Security Cameras Inside Houses?
I recently received a promotional offer in the mail for a home security system. It boasts both a camera doorbell, but also cameras for the sole purpose of monitoring rooms inside y…
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Comment #29479733
Question about Firefox's future and Mozilla's corporate leadership: Last week I made a slide deck and 20 min demo video of some features I feel like are fundamental to web browsers…
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Comment #29326860
What's genuinely odd is that universities offer something of value that towns and (small) cities should be able to: providing anyone (not just students) a human experience. I do ag…
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Comment #29094962
The paragraph text is also difficult to read on top of the page background pattern. Maybe add a white background to the text?
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Comment #29076649
I'm open to discussing job opportunities. I have 5+ years software development experience, mostly in DoD contracting. I built a natural language processing application (visionzeror…
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Comment #28882721
"...the bill reflects a growing realization that competition laws, like the Sherman Act of 1890, which prohibits anticompetitive agreements and attempts to monopolize markets, need…
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Comment #28871793
> looks like it’s leetcode time Haven't searched for a job in a few years, but would consider based on TC. Are all these good-paying software jobs behind the "leetcode firewall", e…
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Comment #28871692
What's the consensus on the tech market being really hot right now? Does that imply a potential crash in the future, or simply a "cooling down" or plateau-ing? Can anyone point to …
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Comment #28847012
Thanks! Comparison between news outlets is on the radar, once I improve the tool based on feedback from this Show HN. My backend uses spaCy (NER/NLP), textacy [1] for extracting su…