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kukabynd

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    Comment #39517607

    Humans are nothing but hormones projected onto physical world. Expanding in space and time is a task of any living organism, be it your genes, ideas, etc. I won’t say more.

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    Comment #39515036

    You’re a mammal. You’re 99% a monkey. What else to say?

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    Comment #39514524

    Biological purpose is the foundation of everything else.

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    Comment #38603061

    You might not need it.

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    Comment #38408877

    Nice. Well, I hope it becomes a problem as that would mean I have that kind of demand.

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    Comment #38403794

    Yeah short sentences can be but I mean, who wants to? GPT cannot do it from what I’ve tried.

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    Comment #38392920

    Thank you, yea I was hesitant about the voiceover too but figured it’s good enough to launch. As for the scrambled text, that’s the contents that will be unscrambled the moment one…

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    Comment #38389599

    Haha, yea. Added a link a moment ago. Kind of like Leanpub but more minimalistic and straightforward I think.

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    Comment #38389326

    [redacted] is where it’s hosted Stack consists of: BE: Node.js, Postgres, Redis (queues and keyval), uWebSockets.js Infra: S3, Cloudflare R2, Ubuntu box VPS FE: React, Dexie.js as …

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    Show HN: SelfPubKit – write, publish, monetize books on your own

    Hi HN, I made a tool for self-publishing authors called SelfPubKit.com. The all-in-one editor allows you to write chapters, export them to epub, pdf. You can also publish product a…

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    Comment #38077619

    Well, My target audience definitely interprets foreigner as gaijin, farang, gringo, etc.

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    Comment #38063359

    Interesting. To me foreigner is a synonym for non-resident/alien. How do you interpret it? Dictionary says it’s `a person belonging to or owing allegiance to a foreign country`.

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    Comment #38061917

    I’ve been working on a tool for making products using vertically integrated stack of an editor, renderer, and collaborative workspace. It was a lot technically. This product is a f…

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    Show HN: I’m writing a “US Banking and Credit for Foreigners” guide

    So I’m writing a guide about accessing US Banking & Credit as a non-US resident. It’s work-in-progress but the first couple of chapters are accessible for everybody. Any feedback i…

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    Comment #37772750

    Everything has been “enshittified”. It’s now more surprising when something’s not bad.

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    Comment #33047011

    This is an excellent and pragmatic way of looking at scaling team as an engineer. The defragmentation comparison really demonstrates this clearly, thank you for sharing this.

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    Comment #31324276

    Great move, congrats to everyone involved. Fly is very promising player in the space. Pipeline looks amazing, and I’ll be trying more of your offerings down the road.

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    Comment #31318710

    I’ve been doing this as a contractor. I started in my home country, where $50/h is a lot—established relationships over time with people who value solid developers and hate handhol…

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    Comment #31316840

    I’ve been doing remote async for five years now. Nothing beats that lifestyle for me. I think it’s only natural to work that way. No alarms, only natural rhythms. Code when it work…

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    Comment #30412113

    It doesn’t. Software has been eating the world, and there’s no sign of it stopping. Software gave people like me a way to escape dire economic situation, and is the main reason for…

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    Comment #29984253

    You can self-host it. That’s what I do.

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    Comment #29980123

    Awesome, thanks for sharing! I’ve been building using yjs and it’s indeed something much more exciting than a bunch of bs we see with web3.