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kimchidude
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Comment #46845737
Anyone else consistently get Error 404?
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Comment #46453166
Ushering in the Silk Road 2.0 haha
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Comment #46453122
That's very cool and something I'd love to do for my son! What environment were you working with and are any of your games avail online?
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Comment #45566905
I think this is amazing. I work in the construction sector and there are so so so many small one-man tradesperson companies that need to know about this.
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Comment #45557906
There was a virtual platform through which to learn Chinese called ‘Zon’. Someone obviously put years of work into it but no one ever joined and it turned into this great looking g…
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Comment #45178670
Ottawa, Canada.
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Comment #42386570
https://ieltsielts.com/ I build simple speech shadowing exercises that help people train for IELTS Speaking. The project makes more than $500/month.
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Comment #42386506
Asking the real questions here. I got that ‘Google has been talking about Willow for ages, this isn’t new’ blah blah blah. The problem is the public only started talking about it y…
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Comment #40036372
Wow I love both Synecdoche and Blue Velvet! What didn’t you like about Blue Velvet?
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Comment #39447851
Thanks! Those thoughts are super helpful~
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Ask HN: What is your favourite Indie Hackers episode?
Saw Rob Walling was on Indie Bites this week (SFTROU is my other fav startup podcast), and this prompted me to re-listen to some of my favourite IH episodes. I know the IH podcast …
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Comment #37170131
Thank you for the suggestion. I am interested in modern China, so I might check it out. Just curious about the ‘lack of education on how to raise babies’ - sounds a bit subjective.…
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Comment #37170073
I really enjoyed that book and how it attempts to simplify the nature of common supply chain constraints. You probably know this already, but if not: Eli Goldratt (the guy that wro…
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Comment #34486808
Cool idea for a thread. I’m still building https://www.ieltsielts.com/ which offers original resources and coaching for an English language proficiency exam called the IELTS. It ma…
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Comment #32464461
I built a ‘phone book’ of sorts for QR codes, where people could upload any QR code they wanted and tack on a Google friendly description. My main motivator was to allow for more t…
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Comment #32378264
Could I shamelessly post a link to my accent training YouTube channel? The whole channel is devoted to language development through speech shadowing exercises. These exercises will…
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Comment #32297707
Isn’t this what BitClout is trying (unsuccessfully so far) to do? I think the concept is interesting.
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Comment #32174725
You say you’re not interested in cloud based solutions, but I think this is at odds with any practical way through which to share files. Here’s what I do: I divide my life into a c…
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Comment #31944882
YouTube can be a great tool for this. Just make some videos about your niche and then post a video asking viewers to participate.
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Comment #31925619
Tapatalk strikes me as a brilliant idea ruined. I’m surprised nothing else came along to successfully bridge forums to mobile culture.
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Comment #31764493
But I think when you extend the sample to the spectrum of all humanity (as the infographic does), $1 million USD becomes quite clearly a fitting benchmark of wealth.
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Comment #31764334
I guess we're getting into semantics here, but I would imagine someone with a net worth above a million USD would be considered to have above average wealth in a majority of countr…
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Comment #31764318
Yes, that's it.
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Comment #31764266
Good point. That's probably a significant portion of the number, yes.