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bing.com• Jul 28, 2022• 1 min read
How Weak GDP Does (And Doesn't) Indicate a RecessionWhen it comes to measuring the strength of the economy, one of the most important metrics to watch is the gross domestic product, or GDP. This week, the Commerce Department announced the U.S. had ...
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bing.com• Jul 26, 2022• 1 min read
The 4-1-1 On Antiperspirants and DeodorantsKeeping your armpits sweat to a minimum without an odor isn’t always easy. A trusted deodorant and a regular shower is a good routine for maintaining fresh underarms throughout the day. But what makes ...
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bing.com• Jul 21, 2022• 1 min read
The 20 Best Indoor Plants to Liven up Your SpaceRegardless of if you were born with a green thumb or not, indoor plants are easier to care for than you think. Some thrive being left alone in low light conditions and can withstand long periods of ...
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trymoot.com• Jul 20, 2022• 1 min read
Show HN: What do you think of our new multiplayer workspace?Hey there,Another Hacker News Launch for our new product, Moot!Moot is a multiplayer work hub specifically designed around remote teams (like us). In its current form, Moot is a multiplayer dashboard (video/voice enabled with shared cursors) where teams can plug and play blocks that replicate, augment and create the ways they collaborate.Why build yet another SaaS for remote work? Remote work isn’t going anywhere, with office occupancy stagnating at around 50% of pre-covid levels [1], yet remote work can still be so much better. My own experience in building a remote company (now async) over the past year has been great for productivity but pretty tragic for creative collaboration and building general social connection, which is a requisite for most to feel fulfilled in their jobs.There’s also a ton of SaaS cloud apps that are amazing at what they do, but nothing that really ties them together in any substantial way. We’ve tried everything we could get our hands on, and all solutions f
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news.ycombinator.com• Jul 18, 2022• 1 min read
Ask HN: How do you localize your prices?We recently released an online course. [1] It's $29, but we've had users saying, "I'm in ${country poorer than USA}, and I can't afford the $29. Do you offer regional pricing?"I would like to support this. The dollar-value to a customer in India is probably lower than in the USA.Most big platforms (Udemy, App Store, Play Store) seem to solve this with a price tier matrix. They maintain a big table of prices per (tier, currency). The tier comes from the product, and the currency comes from ... the user's IP address? (See example matrix [2])To build this from scratch, I would have to:* Define a list of tiers, each with a hard-coded USD price.* Maintain a list of Purchasing Power Parity multipliers for each currency. For example, regularly scrape OECD data.* To get a tier's price in currency X, multiply by the current PPP.* Somehow clamp the prices to "appealing" values, so we get e.g. £25 instead of £24.19.* Ensure we never make a loss after subtracting Stripe fees!* Detect a user's loca