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The web view looks great, with a "week planner" feel to it. I instantly got it and started adding some items to it.

But with the mobile and Mac app (haven't tried the iPad app yet), it shows a "list type" view (not sure if that's the correct term).

Are you considering adding a "week planner" view to at least the Mac app?

Thinking out loud if Apple would resort to making 2 versions of their iPhones? And then exclusively selling the USB-C version in the EU, and everywhere else giving the customers a choice.

Any chance you’ll be releasing this on SetApp too (like TaskPaper)?

what we desperately need is not more no-code builders, but a robust, DB-backed builder with an object-based workflow, and with code-behind for custom workflow logic

Have you looked at PHPMaker?

https://phpmaker.dev/features.php

I find the microwaves with dials just last longer, and they are usually cheaper. In my experience, the touch pads on the digital ones breakdown faster.

There used to be a site call ClerkDogs.com that probably had the best movie recommendation system I've used. You started off naming a few movies you liked, and it would provide a list of movies you'd also probably like, and it was very accurate.

From what I remember, the database was cataloged and maintained by actual humans, and not some algorithm following behavior patterns.

Idea for the developer to consider: Pro version generates a long list and checks if the domain name is available.

Have you considered contacting the people behind Setapp (https://setapp.com/developers)

Just an observation: Why aren't Lyft's employees using Lyft's ride-sharing service to get to work?

I know that's not the point of the article, but if your company owns ~25% of the market share [1], wouldn't it make more sense to instead give your employees "Lyft credits" (or whatever it's called), and have them use the service on a near-daily basis.

[1] https://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/news/2017/06/13/uber-mar...

Hi Gleb,

I'm about to sign up for the B2 Cloud Storage, just noticed a tiny typo in the "Keep costs down" section on https://www.backblaze.com/b2/cloud-storage.html:

"...the fist 1 GB of downloads per day are free."

If I must use UML, I prefer using Yuml (http://yuml.me) to generate them.

Easy to use, allows you to "code" the UML structure in a simple template language, and the output looks rather nice.

It seems like it's only for the United States at the moment.

I'm curious, why should I delete /usr/local/Cellars?

Any suggestions for something similar with CodeIgniter or even native PHP?

I'm getting transfer speeds of ~970KB/s (checking using iStat). Averaging nearly 1MB/s isn't bad, but I'm curious, could this go faster?

New word learned -

Strident stri·dent strīdnt/Submit adjective 1. loud and harsh; grating. "his voice had become increasingly sharp, almost strident"

synonyms: harsh, raucous, rough, grating, rasping, jarring, loud, shrill, screeching, piercing, ear-piercing

I'm curious, why did they remove the <center> tag? What was wrong with it?

I've found that attempting to roll your tongue while this occurs tends to lift the sleep paralysis. No idea why this works though.

Slight off-topic question: I want to collect my own metadata at this level (for just calls and SMS)?

From what I can tell I need to collect:

- List of all incoming and outgoing calls and SMS

- Get my location data and match them to the timestamp (?) of the calls and SMS's

- Display this on a map.

Any suggestions on how to do this?

Are you referencing this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3760583

First of all, awesome concept. This might just force me to stop using nano all the time.

I'm curious though as to why the developer chose to limit the license to 6 months when charging a flat ~$5 per month might be easier to sell?

This reminds me of a Futurama episode: http://futurama.wikia.com/wiki/EyePhone

Could this mean that a "magentic hose" built really tall, be used to launch objects into space?

The About page, http://thomasfriedmanopedgenerator.com/about.php, doesn't say much on how this was done. So far, I see a pattern in the writing style with a lot of:

An interesting thought occurred to me today—what if X_Profession sat down with ordinary people like you and me and ironed out some real solutions to our Y_Issue crisis?

But does anyone know how the rest of it was generated?

Really interesting work. What about offering a hosted version, similar to what SqaureSpace offers?

Would it be possible to use both in tandem? Meteor for the app, Firebase for the data storage?

If the search for knives truly is the culprit that's clogging up screening lanes, maybe those who bring them should be fined.

This single sentence could potentially solve the entire problem. By having a financial penalty, instead of just confiscating the problematic item, would force people to reconsider what is and isn't allowed.

I'm working on writing a guide on how to use localStorage to publish on www.localstorage.org.

Should I include a part about the possible abuses?

Unfortunately it doesn't seem to support Asia yet.

I was going to make the same comment. The 100 attendee limit is very hard to do in a country where 1,000s would be willing to attend. Maybe, and this is really just back-of-napkin-math, if the limit was 0.00001 of the total population?