Here’s one from a few months ago “HOW I ADDED MAPS TO MY TRAVEL POSTS” https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41532958
Is there any way to get a permanent link? If I wanted to share an idea with friends, how would I do that?
What does it even mean for a passport to be revoked?
That sounds a lot like a protection racket to me. "Pay us and you won't have to worry about our Ads.". I don't like the idea of paying someone to NOT do something.
I don't know how popular this is at other companies, but Intel (or at least my group) does use a week-based system for all dates. Today (December 28) would be "WW53.3". WW53 is the work week and .3 means Wednesday.…
I've heard the aphorism before, but the reason I like this interpretation is that it mentions that "even technical people" make mistakes. I usually take this quote to imply that the people using your products are…
What if Rhapsody offered a 23% discount for customers that subscribed via their website rather than through the In-App method? They could call Apple's 30% cut a "convenience fee" like online ticket sales.
Here’s one from a few months ago “HOW I ADDED MAPS TO MY TRAVEL POSTS” https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41532958
Is there any way to get a permanent link? If I wanted to share an idea with friends, how would I do that?
What does it even mean for a passport to be revoked?
That sounds a lot like a protection racket to me. "Pay us and you won't have to worry about our Ads.". I don't like the idea of paying someone to NOT do something.
I don't know how popular this is at other companies, but Intel (or at least my group) does use a week-based system for all dates. Today (December 28) would be "WW53.3". WW53 is the work week and .3 means Wednesday.…
I've heard the aphorism before, but the reason I like this interpretation is that it mentions that "even technical people" make mistakes. I usually take this quote to imply that the people using your products are…
What if Rhapsody offered a 23% discount for customers that subscribed via their website rather than through the In-App method? They could call Apple's 30% cut a "convenience fee" like online ticket sales.