davidsawyer

Reads like a remix of how Axios articles are.

Super helpful, have a great day

Not sure where you're getting this. He has a PhD in Econ...

Obviously making the world a better place is great, but you still gotta win races to have the ability to do so!

Developer: "Hi neighbor, would you like me to build a house so that someone can live in it? Do keep in mind that it would increase housing supply in your area, thus increasing supply and putting downward pressure on your property's value. That okay?"

Neighbor: "No, thank you!"

The audiobook is read by the Rob Fitzpatrick, the author, and he delivers things really casually and conversationally. Really enjoyed it.

Am I going crazy, or is there no way on the website to actually buy this?

Because a lot of us are only half that old?

How does this make money? I don't see any pricing info on the site.

Nice!! How big are those displays, and if you don't mind sharing, how much do those displays cost from your supplier? Last time I checked, e-paper displays were pretty pricey on their own.

Yep, 100% agree.

And you'd need to know a past employer, right? I couldn't seem to find a way to get access to the info without inputting an employer first.

Almost surely

Relevant 99pi: https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/hanko/

I emailed contact@codecademy.com back in September of 2011 with ideas for the site, and Zach got back to me in no time. Been cheering for Codecademy ever since.

Congrats, guys!

I've got to imagine most of the big companies do at this point. Amazon uses Slack as of about a year ago.

I could never find a good place or time to go try them out, so I just ordered a Steelcase Gesture from Amazon. It helped me get over the analysis paralysis, it's very comfortable, and I'm sitting in the chair while writing this.

What are some things that the therapy session included?

What tools do you use for that?

Yeah, I could see "ghost kitchens" or "cloud kitchens" like this becoming much more popular in the coming years. For restaurants that primarily focus on their dine-in location, their food often doesn't work very well for delivery, but a restaurant whose sole focus is delivery could ensure the best customer experience.

Here's the Indie Hackers podcast episode with Sarah Hum from Canny from last October. Good episode!

https://www.indiehackers.com/podcast/124-sarah-hum-of-canny

Brian Chesky pretty much said exactly this in his interview with Guy Raz on How I Built This a week or so ago.

https://www.facebook.com/watch/live/?v=594606847885635

A 19-year-old[0] built a video call app[1] with WebRTC and open-sourced[2] it.

Here's a podcast interview[3] about how he did it.

[0]: https://github.com/ianramzy

[1]: https://zipcall.io

[2]: https://github.com/ianramzy/decentralized-video-chat

[3]: https://syntax.fm/show/256/webrtc-and-peer-to-peer-video-cal...

What was it about?

I built a browser extension to help mitigate this type of issue. A lot of people like to think about the cost of lodging in terms of nightly price as opposed to the total, so the extension shows the true nightly price of a stay, after account for all fees, taxes, etc. Unfortunately, right now there's not a great way to get the true* totals to show up in search results, but the extension will show you the real price per night of your stay once you're on a place's listing page.

Chrome: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/airbnb-price-per-n...

Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/airbnb-price-...

And it's completely open source: https://github.com/davidsawyer/airbnb-price-per-night-correc...

*Airbnb leaves out taxes in their "totals", which can skew the true total by a significant amount

>I think if you specify your dates and length of stay you can search by the total cost but I agree its certainly frustrating and for short trips makes the service annoying and nearly useless/cost prohibitive.

Unfortunately, they leave out taxes in these "totals", so you're not quite getting the full picture in the search results.

I'd recommend listening to the Indie Hackers Podcast episode that Jen was a guest on. Super enjoyable listen.

https://www.indiehackers.com/podcast/150-jen-yip-of-lunch-mo...

Can we get the title changed to something that mentions that $70k is the minimum and not an across-the-board rate?

I agree. The US and New Zealand are the only countries in the world that allow full-on pharma ads.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3278148/

Looks like a duplicate of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21227961