brandonhsiao
- Karma
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- January 3, 2013 (13y ago)
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- The Copernican Revolution from the Inside (lesserwrong.com)
- Tchig Mono (myfonts.com)
- The Conversation Google Killed (weeklystandard.com)
- How to Make Fun of Nazis (mobile.nytimes.com)
- The Rhetorical Trap at the Heart of the “Neurosexism” Debate (quillette.com)
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That would allow user blocking through Adblock.
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HN is a site you fall back on when you don't feel like working, and measuring how often that happens could yield interesting insights. The trouble is, it's a hard thing to consciously measure because you get…
- Show HN: Embedded Python in Jade-like templates (github.com)
- Fallacy of relative privation (en.wikipedia.org)
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Yes or no, how, and why?
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I'm a full stack freelance web developer with several projects all heavily delayed. Meanwhile I'm living overseas in a country where I don't know anyone (Vancouver, British Columbia), have $60 USD left in my bank…
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Is this private information, or can we know? Just curious to see.
- Is It Worth Being Wise? (2007) (paulgraham.com)
- Casper – The Mattress Reimagined (caspersleep.com)
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This is different from finding out how good ordinary programmers are. When you hire a long-term programmer you want someone brilliant. But when people hire freelancers what they often want is just someone who'll…
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Nowadays it's (thank God) becoming standard practice to make forms as short as possible. However, I still see signup forms that make users "accept the terms and conditions." Is this necessary? Will you get sued for…
- Tell HN: I will build you a working MVP for $2,345 (prototypefor2345.com)
- The Bug We Completely Missed (blog.rokumo.com)
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Most people write code on localhost then push to servers after testing. How do you do the second part? I've heard of git push, rsync, ftp, etc. I also know some people who just edit the code directly on the server over…
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I've never done any kind of user acquisition besides posting to Reddit and HN. I realize that this is, needless to say, not a working strategy. What do you people do?
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I'm eighteen and looking for new challenges. What are some new things in life to try? Examples of things I have decided to try: - playing the piano - drawing - Krav Maga