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nobody_nothing

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    Comment #46851867

    This is exactly the type of uncommon solution I was seeking. Thank you so much!

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    Comment #46851251

    Got it. I think the trouble is our building is only 5 units, 2 of which are occupied by elderly people who likely don’t care. So feels unlikely that Spectrum / AT&T would undergo c…

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    Ask HN: How can I get decent internet speeds in my apartment?

    I feel like I’m going crazy. I live in a dense metropolitan area (Hollywood, Los Angeles), surrounded on all sides by buildings with fiber and high-speed cable. Yet I can’t get any…

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    Comment #46011567

    Direct link to the interview: https://youtu.be/R0XmBKsRJF8 (I was locked out of the embedded player on suspicion of being a bot)

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    Show HN: Riff – minimalist tool for shareable thoughts (MVP, seeking feedback)

    Hi HN! We’re Alex & Dan, two solo founders building ( https://www.riff.page ) – a minimalist space for sharing lists, notes, and ideas. It’s like a stripped-down Notion, focused on…

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    Comment #41083401

    Full disclosure I'm not a production designer, but have worked in the art department on some smaller film productions. These individual parts are likely used to build larger props …

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    Comment #35034538

    For those on Mac who want to configure these (or any web page) as your actual screensaver, you can use WebViewScreenSaver[0]. [0]: https://github.com/liquidx/webviewscreensaver

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    I recently threw together a simple website for this purpose – love those YouTube playlists, but having YT open during my work sessions was hurting my overall productivity. https://…

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    Comment #31229291

    This is one of the best – maybe the best – videos I've seen on effective writing. I rewatch it every couple months.

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    Comment #31229244

    Quick idea: what might be nice instead of (or in addition to) an After Effects animation would be some interactive HTML sliders and buttons. When a website visitor slides them, the…

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    Comment #30884053

    This is great! I wrote Margin[1] for similar reasons. But because I wanted to be able to incorporate notes as well as to-dos, absolutely anything can go between two square brackets…

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    Comment #29915908

    Honestly, I can see validity in both your comment and the parent comment that you're arguing against. But I'll press you a little, if only to understand your point better: > Micros…

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    > People will tell me to click that “unsubscribe” button. I will and swear I have before. Regarding this point, I've had this suspicion of so many subscriptions – to the point wher…

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    Comment #27978747

    Just want to flag that, in addition to all this fun and exciting new tech for disabilities, we really do just need better basics. As the partner of a wheelchair user, these exoskel…

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    Comment #27755018

    > I don't think those pictures are "drill, not scrimmage", in that they are themselves perfectly good works of art. I agree that they're nice, but the author's ultimate desire was …

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    Comment #27562811

    This single best book on storytelling that I've ever read is 'Invisible Ink' by Brian McDonald [1]. Of all the concepts in my comment above, the one it covers most in-depth is "the…

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    I've been studying storytelling for about five years, as a way to improve my writing. Here's what I've learned so far. The simplest unit of storytelling consists of... (a) A charac…

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    Comment #27557657

    Wow, thank you for this detailed feedback! Some of this was on my list, but most of it wasn't even on my radar. I've been planning to make it auto-select just the time for easy cop…

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    Comment #27553165

    Thanks! Never heard of timefhuman, but now I'll look into it. To parse human-written dates, time.lol currently uses a combination of the JavaScript libraries Day.js [1] and Sugar […