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mankins

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About mankins

Making https://www.inamoon.com

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    You can keep reading as much as you want, there's a button at the end of the email that sends the next installment. There's also an option to send multiple times a day.

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    Since 2003 I've been on a mission to help people "read instead". From my experience as a bookseller I know that most people want to read more, but the full context switch to "readi…

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    Comment #47902030

    Would love to get feedback on this version. I've been thinking about this for awhile and recently revived something I first posted on HN back in 2009: https://news.ycombinator.com/…

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    Comment #47875284

    In a flash of nostalgia from my early web programming I remembered the names "Rob McCool" and "UnCGI". Much to my surprise what looks like the original Uncgi source code and websit…

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    I recently did something similar but as a Mac app. It sounds like a similar stack, but distributed as an app. FFmpeg (LGPL compilation). I haven't tried Pixi.js, looks interesting.…

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    Nope, not an outline prompt. Just my early morning jumble. (We still might be screwed, but I like to think not!)

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    Comment #47832948

    That sounds closer to achieving a good outcome. Of course I think anything that includes the set of all users as columns will be game-able. You need to either choose the set yourse…

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    Comment #47832916

    The spoilage by money is half right, but I think the more interesting part is where the money ends up and how that influences the system. I'm increasingly convinced the issue isn't…

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    Comment #47831383

    Doesn't the web already have implicit identities? And maybe that's enough for some use cases. I guess that's my take away.

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    I mean isn't this just a side effect of DIDs coming out a time when a lot of activity happened with blockchains? They came from w3c, a web org. I guess my experience is similar to …

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    Old code comment: "NB: HN usernames are cAsE SensiTivE"

    In 10+ year old code I saw this comment that said HN usernames are case sensitive. It doesn't look like this is true anymore, thankfully. Can anyone confirm?

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    Comment #41800535

    SaaS pricing is tough. Free trials work, but startups often need a middle ground between free and enterprise without requiring a credit card. That's why we built betapass—users pay…

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    Comment #39472496

    They are labeled "fake" and there's a pretty obvious call to action to replace them with human testimonials when we have them. It certainly seems better to call them out as not rea…

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    These are good questions. I'm not sure. As it was a quick project I didn't start with user research, although remember the people that were interested in it last time I had a simil…

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    Comment #39471010

    Right the nonce–the "dibs code"–is there so that you can't just copy a known sha256 and claim it as your own. You have to at minimum have the file, and to prove you have it one way…