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It's like a shitpost from Reddit.

It alludes that fraud will happen from disgruntled employees laid off from this business cycle. But it has no proof nor examples nor numbers to prove anything.

I use it sometimes. It's good for fast drafting of diagrams.

"We care about your privacy but not your rights." "Please suffer privately on your own."

The best technology available is to change the standards...

It would be interesting to see the relationship of this type of cohort with income level.

Or Toronto.

Well said though I be a bit more soft in the words.

I wouldn't mind calling Motherboard site to Personboard... ehhehehe

It would be interesting to call landlord as landperson.

Is it in production? Or just a demo?

Don't let these people discourage you. You are starting up and by the fact that you already got people's attention in HN, that shows that you are onto something greater. Keep the good work!

Terrifying

The guidelines help Apple to have a more uniform visual presentation of the albums, but it can be detrimental to the artists creativity. You don't want a SEO analogy of this for musician.

I do that all the time.

I think the author is trying to compare what it takes to create an MVP web-app with all modern features versus creating it in the JS ecosystem.

Also, Rails is well known to have Convention over Configuration. That helps to set up and maintain a project since everybody has to follow the same pattern. The cons is that you lose flexibility from the architecture perspective. But in Rails, you have ways to overcome that easily.

I think Rails lost popularity when the front-end JS framework movement started. Rails didn't have a response to that; people had to create the Rails app, remove the Views and use a JS framework to create the one-page app experience.

Now, if you are already spending that much time using JS for the front-end, why not use JS for the backend? But then things got too complex in the JS due to the lack of conventions.

The "Landing: " link is not working.

You can use mailinabox.

Perhaps when we discover why the universe is expanding, then we may have or not a solution for this.

The expansion of the universe can be faster than the speed of light. Would it be possible to use that to create FTL travel?

No, speed of light will not move faster inside in the event horizon. It is still at the same speed.

But the spacetime is so distorted that a photon will start orbiting the singularity, thus it doesn’t get out of the event horizon.

https://phys.org/news/2014-03-orbit-black-hole.html

In psychology, there is a concept linked to that: the labelling theory. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labeling_theory

Another way to see the points above, from philosophy, is https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/sophism

Don't worry.

You won't have that money after they've implemented the inactivity fee last year: https://www.paypal.com/be/smarthelp/article/what-is-the-inac...

I need this for MacOS.

I use Zotero as a bookmarking too. It saves the files and articles offline.

Just use mailinabox https://mailinabox.email/

I do that too in txt. I tried DayOne, AI writer, etc. but the simple text editor is perfect. Also, I don't want to be relying on someone else to save and backup my info. I know where my txt is and how I am backing it up. It's portable.

How no one goes there anymore if you are saying that is too crowded?

I made a summary of the e-signature services out there:

https://chimkan.com/e-signature-2021-pricing-for-api/

Enhance 34 to 36.

I think it depends on the maturity of the company. If we are talking about startups CTO - usually the CTO is also the first engineer of the company. So in that case, you have to code something. Now, if we are discussing about mature startups or companies with resources to hire other people to do the work; then I believe the organizational, people, and other skills will be more relevant.

It’s great to see more startups in this space. I created a factoring product and now focusing on Buy Now Pay Later.

But it doesn’t mean that it couldn’t be a second order relationship. The article shows that time spent on mobile devices and mental health are not link as cause and effect, but it doesn’t disprove that they are not related.

Also, time spent may not be related so some types of mental health issues like depression, but we have many other mental health issues like anxiety, loneliness, etc.