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Show HN: Hormuz Trail - Oregon Trail parody/black-box AI coding exercise
I jokingly told a co-worker Iran might make a good Oregon Trail parody. Then I built it. I wanted to see how far I could go black-boxing the app with AI. I expected a weekend of wo…
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Comment #14318175
I think that good, unconditional friendships and stable communities teach and model self-compassion - seeing others look at us with "that's cool, I've made mistakes too" opens the …
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Comment #14100467
What's concerning to me here is "Now the investigation is examining all his seized devices". It's possible, although perhaps slightly paranoid, that the message posting was intende…
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Comment #14062161
Or Google Slides - it has most of the benefits of PP or KN, but it's visible in realtime to anyone with a Google account (ok, everyone) while giving you notes and revision history.…
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Comment #14007281
Exactly. I used phaxio with a group-ordering side project I built a while back, there really was no better option for getting/confirming orders to restaurants reliably. Love that T…
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Comment #13916614
http://textsfromsuperheroes.com Un-informative and distracting. Probably doesn't make me a better founder. So funny.
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Ask HN: Value of a custom slash-menu service for Slack?
I built a customizable, context-sensitive menu module in another Slack project, and I'm thinking of spinning it out into a separate app. Essentially, it would let any team set up a…
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Comment #13638934
Så morsomt! Thanks for posting - this was a wonderful bit of distraction. I love Everything is Calm - probably because I'm a bad person. :-D
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Comment #13411219
We've been looking for a better way to give and get feedback on our teams (I've been yelled at once too often for giving a candid "I'm not sure that's a good idea" to a manager). W…
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Comment #9997546
Location: Santa Fe, NM Remote: No Willing to relocate: Yes, please (prefer Phoenix, AZ area) Tech: JavaScript/Node.js (also Java, but that's ancient history) Resume/CV: https://www…
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Comment #9358285
Me too. Just need to keep building. :-)
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Comment #9357714
No problem - you gave me a heart attack, though :-)
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Comment #9356671
This. It was my YC application that helped my wife be comfortable with me pushing forward on my startup even if we never make YC.
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Comment #9356606
No indication of this on the YC page, twitter, or FB. Likely trolling, but we'll know for sure tonight. EDIT: Definitely trolling. See katm's (I'm guessing Kat Manalac's) post abov…
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Comment #9356217
I like this (even if no-one else will comment). You'll need a way to require re-tweets within 15 seconds, though, as with iPaulGraham...
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Comment #9355944
I'm in the same boat. :-) I keep having to assign myself bite-sized tasks to get done before I can check my email again (Or this thread). Good luck!
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Comment #9355479
I just submitted three very different pieces of writing - a business letter, a short story I wrote last year, and a portion of my YC application. The results were freakishly consis…
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Comment #9355154
That's an interesting question - how do the users interact? Can you have two of the same type of people interacting (a chat/message/game site) or are you offering different value t…
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Comment #9258975
True, but Central America is a good place to start.
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Comment #9258196
It depends. I trust my immediate supervisor (from experience), so I told her about my startup side project a month ago. I don't want to leave her short-handed, so I wanted her to h…