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Comment #48770198
Tax Rails | Ruby on Rails Engineer | Full-Time | REMOTE (UTC−8 to UTC+2) | $85k – $125k + Equity + benefits | https://taxrails.com Tax Rails is building TurboTax for payroll taxes …
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Comment #48352592
I very recently started reading Meditations after having read Aristotle, Plato, but never any of the stoics. I think he's the one leader that come's closest to Plato's philosopher …
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Comment #48237601
One other interesting fact about Japanese companies is that their CEOs get paid far far less than Western companies. Checkout this article that talks about it: https://www.theatlan…
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Comment #45452282
Yeah, that's the idea here. You can vibe code, and then the usual places where folks get stuck, you can jump in and use the drag and drop.
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Comment #45451143
I think that's the best part of what we've built--while you still can use an LLM to do that. You can also just use the drag and drop editor to figure it out and make that change wi…
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Comment #45450624
To build off of what artf said, the biggest thing against WP is really pricing. From speaking to folks, they get nickled and dimed for plugins. They also cant migrate to less expen…
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Show HN: Grapes Studio – HTML-first WYSIWYG website editor with LLM assistant
I’ve been working with @artf (creator of GrapesJS) on Grapes Studio, an HTML-first editor with an LLM assistant on top of GrapesJS. We’re approaching this differently than the new …
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Comment #39796708
Second the recommendation for Kanary. Formerly had a lot of inbound spam, has seriously cut it.
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Comment #39289905
Having worked predominantly in startups, we've almost always been cash-constrained in hiring. Some of the best hires I've found are highly motivated fresh grads or recent grads. I …
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Comment #37683451
I'm in the Air National Guard, and its very much a thing. Typically at the beginning or end of a brief/meeting when you're about to go out and do something.
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Comment #37597604
It's been funny to me that the mileage calculations oftentimes have no tie to the trip mileage--I'm a civilian pilot and often track the flight via foreflight. I'm a frequent filer…
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As a kid, anytime my dad was watching tv, he was watching TCM. I've learned there were a lot more remakes of old movies than I realized, and was always told, the original is much b…
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I recommend jalapeno popcorn. If you enjoy a spicy snack its great. Only difference is when you're heating up the oil, add some pickled jalapenos and cook them until they're crunch…
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I think the biggest benefit of more people serving is that the general public realizes that war is a terrible thing and should be done as a last resort. I think it also gives a bet…
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Comment #36275763
Does the revenue go to the state of NY, NYC or the federal government? I imagine a split between all if it needed federal approval?
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Comment #35667461
A great product, its too bad it was discontinued. I much prefered it over lightroom.
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Comment #35662209
This reminds me of the competition to try and stop Asian carp from hitting the great lakes: https://www.outdoorlife.com/stop-asian-carp-earn-1-million/ I hope that's enough to gene…
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Comment #33669732
> “That is how friendships continue, because people are living up to each other’s expectations. And if we have relaxed expectations for each other, or we’ve even suspended expectat…
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I transferred to a Montessori school at age 10 and was there to age 12; my family moved overseas after that, so I couldn't continue. That said, it was the first time in my life tha…
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Comment #31993260
There's one of these in Cleveland at the Air & Space Museum
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Comment #31611521
First time I played Doom as a kid I had nightmares for weeks. Looking at it now...
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Comment #31208408
I have a friend of mine who works for the city and he's been able to go into the tunnels. He was working on a big repair project on one because it flooded--they were sealing it and…