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nutbutter
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About nutbutter
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My friend and I made a product mapping tool with Square inventory integration. We just introduced a beta for service area providers to outline their service bounds, (plumbers, lawy…
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Comment #23356906
"The Mosquito: A Human History of Our Deadliest Predator" by Timothy Winegard is an excellent read on the topic of the Mosquito. I'm paraphrasing, but I think he mentions that, of …
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Comment #20052205
https://www.lostinablackhole.com/
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Comment #18384168
Ooh! Actually, you can do this already with Slack by choosing "Direct message, mentions & keywords" under settings. Not exactly the same, but it helps.
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Comment #18384143
That's just how Slack should work.
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Comment #16072382
It's impossible to read the article because of the ads.
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Comment #15973493
This also how you get ants.
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Comment #15068686
I love doing "Two things at once, at once."
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Comment #15051943
NativeScript is really good
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Comment #14983713
But is the equity actually worth anything?
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Comment #13834263
The golf course flag equals one obviously because at a hole-in-one. :)
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Comment #12944405
Number 3 Drives me absolutely crazy. Bloomberg and The Verge do this as an example. I'm fine with ads, as long as they don't break the page.
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Comment #11721967
Paperspace.io is pretty awesome. I've been using it for about a week now. The specs/ratio are much better over there.
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Comment #10338069
I'm not satisfied till I see it measured in toilet flushes.
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Comment #8433272
Ooh, I like that. Composting would imply that the data is devolving back into its original components, but the same data is not used to make new data. I guess maybe it would be cle…
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Ask HN: Why does Apple call it the trash bin?
When you throw something away on a Mac the storage space will eventually be reclaimed. So why does Apple call it the "Trash" bin when what you really are doing is recycling?