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zweicoder

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    Comment #47705794

    I was looking into this as well since Claude models are costing too much with the Extra Usage changes. Is OpenAI codex not also charging by usage instead of subscription when using…

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    Comment #25387260

    Thanks for the inspiring post! I have a slightly unrelated question on your product itself. I'm curious how the model of SaaS Pegasus, where the source code is the core product, wo…

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    Comment #24956793

    FYI I just tried signing in via my HN account, but there's an issue where it tries to collect my name and email, but fails because there's no input box for them

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    Ask HN: How to learn / get help for UI Design?

    I'm a decent software engineer but when it comes to UI design I'm pretty bad at it and the projects that I build all end up looking quite unprofessional. How do you all learn to de…

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    Comment #19034604

    Thanks for the offer! I'll definitely reach out if I'm planning on shutting down I believe Spotify has some API terms that say that explicit permission must be granted for monetiza…

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    Comment #19024482

    I maintain a very similar service to your autoplaylist at http://getsongbird.io However I was not really able to monetize in any form (needs permission from Spotify, and Stripe shu…

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    Comment #18153759

    There are actually quite a few games that I enjoy because your actions actually mattered in the game, and I highly recommend you try it if you enjoy a good story. Heavy Rain and De…

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    Comment #18032518

    Hey, I'm curious as to how this works - how do you guys earn money?

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    Ask HN: How do you record down learnings, useful information and other notes?

    I find myself with a plethora of information across a broad range of topics that's only stored in my brain for now. I often forget and have to re-google & relearn the key points. I…

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    Comment #17006455

    Hi HN! I frequently organize my playlists as my song collection changes. For example, I have a playlist for my recent songs, a playlist for my current favorites, a playlist for jus…

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    Comment #16509997

    This is interesting. How did you actually find people to respond to the surveys?

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    Comment #16411653

    One of the most useful Vim motions for me has been repeating j / k for n times, e.g using 12j to jump down 12 lines. Combined with relative line numbers (to show how many lines to …

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    Comment #15377044

    Somehow this converts to 'cogito, ergo, sum'. Still trying to find out why too!

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    Comment #15234663

    There's one called steem.it that sounds similar to what you're saying - users use steem to upvote posts

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    Comment #15106298

    I'm thinking of self-hosting a password manager like KeeWeb but I'm afraid of my own self-hosted solution not being as reliable (downtimes / loss of data). Do you have any precauti…

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    Comment #15106263

    Wow that is a long and awesome list! If you don't mind me asking, how much did it cost you to setup / maintain it? Also what is the main reason driving you to self host so much stu…

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    Comment #14946738

    In your opinion, what makes ANS stand out from ETH?

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    Ask HN: Why is installing things still so cumbersome?

    On Ubuntu every time I want to install something I have to: 1) Google the installation instructions for whatever I'm trying to install 2) Collate all the steps I'm supposed to run …

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    Comment #14863760

    Late to the thread, but just wondering why are so many people using makefiles instead of say bash scripts? I personally achieve the same result with a homebrew solution that uses b…

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