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system_32··on Standard Notes is a safe place for your notes, thoughts, and life's work
Is there a limit of how many times you can try to self promote in one post?
system_32··on Ask HN: Is it me or HackerNews needs a better UI?
Apart from different colors (which can be achieved by changing the CSS here) and using 17x more data on initial load, what does this accomplish?
system_32··on The Product Engineer
The product engineer wouldn't necessarily (or rather, shouldn't) implement the functionality. That would be left to the full stack engineer.
system_32··on Show HN: HackerSurf – All the hacker jobs in one place
This looks great, but I do wish there was more variety language varieties (big ones like C# and Java).
system_32··on Show HN: CouponHunt – Product Hunt for Coupons and Deals
I don't see any real coupons or deals on the front page. I mostly see "up to XX% off" which any real bargain hunter knows is just fluff.

The competitors in this space, for me, include slickdeals/fatwallet and blogs that post coupons (printable-coupons-blogspot) that are actually hard to find. My initial reaction is that CouponHunt just shows you what deals you'd see anyway by visiting a store's site.

system_32··on Sense – Wake up when it's right for you
Why do they need a kickstarter? They have the money for an entire team and are hiring more.
system_32··on Show HN: EphChat – Ephemeral, Anonymous, Encrypted Realtime Chat
You criticized about the random code generation function. Could you explain why it is bad? Though I code, I am no expert and would really like to know.
system_32··on How I got a dev job at Khan Academy without a CS degree or dev work experience
Slightly misleading title: "w/o a CS degree" yet has a ECE degree. I went through the same ECE program at a different school and from the experience of my peers and myself, an ECE degree is treated just like a CS degree (but not the other way around). Also, she already has experience working as a PM at Microsoft.

If this was coming from some random X school with a completely unrelated degree or big name company on the resume, I would agree with title, otherwise, no.