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chrismatheson
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Comment #49269084
Or the owner was nervous of the stranger for some reason and the dog picks up on that and moves into protective mode.
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Comment #49120041
Very cool :D
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Comment #49081517
Im trying to finish an idea ive had for years. Meal Planning but using the computer & constraints to help people/families truly reduce decision fatigue and "mental load". In an ide…
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Comment #46777555
LOVE THIS!
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Comment #46499937
90's Consoles are available on eBay or most video games shops :) Turns out what was fun for you at age 5 will be fun for your kids at age 5. Just the same as The Cat In The Hat is …
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Comment #46242380
Just wait till someone explains TOR to the MP's. That will be funny
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Comment #46242287
One 8 y/o one 3y/o This year: - Transformer robots - Origami book & papers - Some ski gear - Metal detector - Climbing harness & slings etc (small climbing frame in the grander the…
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Comment #45809291
Frank Sinatra. I'll take that! Awesome project :) congratulations on shipping, JacobSingh
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Comment #45435546
I think the point is, that they DO know who they are. They are being specifically approached for some sort of expertise, and being asked to spare their time for the benefit of the …
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Comment #45424834
FWIW I have a few app ideas that are about lifestyle / personal system. and i've thought about pricing strategies etc, specifically to balance "the Ick" with what I know are proven…
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Comment #45424794
I actually got stuck with a bug in the flow. "What drives you" I couldn't seem to move on from this step, no button visible (maybe my old device for factor (iPhone mini 12) But I a…
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Comment #45180930
I half felt Ted Lasso was the adult equivalent of the obvious and excruciating moral stories of kids 90's era TV. Yet somehow I still really enjoy the whole show. I guess thats a c…
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Comment #45062223
Not sure I agree with the premise. New cars are being made. Sure this might kinda suck. But most of the enthusiast are driving and loving cars from the 1970's that have been out of…
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Comment #44949693
I don't think so (not a Londoner) It was my impression that the whole thing was just about simplification in order to provide a better service.
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Comment #44809925
I am literally in the middle of building this same thing! (well almost the same, im trying to keep it 100% local device) I'd love to connect and share ideas if your up for that? ch…
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Comment #44755219
I had similar 1st thoughts on the allergy front. I can concur that plan based cheese sucks. Id rather eat the real stuff and suffer the consequences than eat the plant/coconut base…
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Comment #44755205
I wonder how allergens will be handled. I have a dairy allergy, and so vegan cheese to me means safe to eat. When there is vegan cheese but its got "engineered" animal protean whic…
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Comment #44708630
thanks for the clarification, I didn't notice that obviously ;)
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Comment #44708610
There are a lot of comments and thinking along the demo and gloom lines. On the "silver lining" side, could be a eye-opener for the population of the UK, that things they take for …
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Comment #44708562
is TOR an answer to this ?
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Comment #44668545
Sorry you had that experience surprisetalk. Glad for you that it was all ok. Theres a saying that comes to my mind, I think it used to be a lot more common. "it only takes 6 inches…
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Comment #44591493
This was a welcome find today on HN. Gave my day a bit of joy.
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Comment #44498139
I tried Wallabag and ended on Instapaper (again, I think I moved from IP -> Pocket originally). Just didn't get on with the UI / general experience of Wallabag, IP is more attuned …
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Comment #44498049
>The reason I chose to make Danish Names a paid app from the beginning was simply that I think it's a lot more honest and upfront to charge a small one-time fee before the download…