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resdirector
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Comment #47812408
So, when I code review, I have a super simple Cursor command that "orients" me in the PR: * where does the change sit from a user perspective? * what are the bookends of the scope?…
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Comment #17262425
> Is your chat app asynchronous? As in sending a public message for an offline user? Ah, so DieWithMe is an interesting, but different concept. With Bored Chat, it's simply a chat …
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Show HN: Bored Chat – one-on-one chat app where all chats are public
Bored Chat's a one-on-one chat app where you meet people...where all chats are public. The idea is that you can suss someone out before you chat to them. I.e. see if they're intere…
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Comment #9398272
I wonder if humans could, or should, help this evolutionary process along.
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Comment #8847866
FWIW You may be interested in an app I'm building which allows people who work remotely (or in remote places) to socialize with other people who work remotely. The idea is to allow…
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Comment #8497813
Did anyone else get a brief surge of adrenaline thinking your username was for some reason on the front page of HN?
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Comment #8185307
Happy to provide feedback on new UX -- my contact details are in my profile. Hey...left-field idea for the ice-breaking problem: t-shirts with a list of all your likes and dislikes…
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Comment #8156073
It's a hobby. It seems you are falling into the trap of vanity metrics when paying attention to number of followers. You've nailed it here (such an easy trap to fall into).
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Comment #8156070
Thanks for all the replies, everyone, and sorry for the late response. Every reply here has been very helpful.
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Comment #8155942
I'm not sure of the "swipe" idea translates well to professional networking. "Swipe" seems more suited to making visceral fast (~1 second) decisions based on gut instinct, whereas …
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