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My experiment living in a tent in Hong Kong's jungle(corentin.trebaol.com)
491 points by 5mv2 1y ago|223 comments
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by 5mv2 3y ago
Here’s the full article: https://blog.mozilla.org/netpolicy/2023/06/26/france-browser...
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by 5mv2 3y ago
This list might just barely meet your expectations, if you squint a bit.
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by 5mv2 3y ago
I just moved to NYC so this sounds scary! How big of a trend would you say it is?
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by 5mv2 3y ago
Interesting. Would CO2 taxes fix that?
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by 5mv2 3y ago
Or maybe it proved that Facebook feed is horrible. People gradually stop posting so they had to fill the void with nonsense.
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by 5mv2 3y ago
Anything that's more technical and doesn't require much communication, so the further away from graphic design the better. UX is probably tricky too because it often takes a lot of team work and interactions with product. Maybe UI
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by 5mv2 3y ago
This is as close to a Hollywood rags to riches story as it gets. Re "Do you know other jobs that can be done remotely and where non-native English speakers aren’t at such a big disadvantage?", design also comes to mind, but softwa
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by 5mv2 3y ago
Background: I'm a founder who's helped multiple friends negotiate offers with early stage companies. When you join this early, the main compensation is equity. To give you a benchmark, most investors pressure founders to never gra
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by 5mv2 3y ago
That's an intense story! Pragmatic engineer has a great article on where to find technical mentors, such as Coding Coach, Mentoring Club, Mentors in Tech. Would be curious to get people who used them. Link to the whole article: https:
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by 5mv2 3y ago
Have you thought of doing the same with an e-ink screen? I would find it awesome to get work done while in nature.
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by 5mv2 3y ago
I love such apps! Happy to test it to share feedback. There are many tools trying to bridge the gap so you can use others to iterate faster. Out of the dozen tools I tested, Sunsama was the best UX so I moved my whole company to it. Try it
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by 5mv2 3y ago
Funded startup COO and founder here. In my experience, the main problems come down to - founders having low ethical stands → background check them - founders having poor management skills → evaluate their managerial skills - founders using
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by 5mv2 3y ago
Thank you for sharing! I was considering making the same thing when learning Chinese but never took the time, so I'm curious: how long did this take? And how challenging was it?
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by 5mv2 3y ago
Cool little game! My main user feedback is that I was a bit confused by the controls. For example it wasn't obvious I had to use arrows. Otherwise it's great. Also, it's amazing you spun this off from a replit bounty project
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by 5mv2 4y ago
It's a genuine compliment! Sophistication is great, but not when it's mostly aimed at increasing social status, which is a zero sum game. Like how mkipper read it.
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by 5mv2 4y ago
As a European, I really appreciate San Fransisco deca-millionaires intentionally tastelessness. I remember a podcast of Tim Ferris where he was boasting that people often complimented him on his Vans black shoes because "they could pas
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by 5mv2 4y ago
Are there downtime safe GitHub alternatives?
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by 5mv2 4y ago
You're right for locally run programs. I was referring to the online ones that will be inspired by this format.
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by 5mv2 4y ago
Corporate PR lessons from this post: - Push security breach details down so fewer people read them. Nothing until line 11. Or line 13 if you count the TLDR. - Litter your text with understatements. After publicly exposing keys, you replace
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by 5mv2 4y ago
Cool project! We mainly use Metabase at GitStart and use the standard sharing options ( https://www.metabase.com/learn/administration/guide-to-shari... ), so I'm wondering, would there still be a use-case for u
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by 5mv2 4y ago
Note that we're just a week away from April Fool's day.
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by 5mv2 4y ago
This is dangerous! I have a hunch most people would be a lot less regarding of security vulnerabilities for tools that boast such as nice "packaging". This has potential of bringing "free browser extension that sells your dat
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by 5mv2 4y ago
Impressive effort. Another option would be to improve the UX, with VS Code inspired vertical lines that make it easier to track indentation. Not as fancy though!
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by 5mv2 4y ago
This thread is a goldmine! 390 comments, and many from current users. Thank you for sharing.
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by 5mv2 4y ago
This guide makes introspecting easier by combining various approaches, such as Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, Kaufman’s 49 questions, and Intel’s OKR. It has stood the test of time for my friends and I; we have been using it since 2018. Compl
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by 5mv2 4y ago
That sounds incredibly tough. My brother has a similar/worse sickness that halves his life expectancy. He's also a programmer. Some quick thoughts from going through the downs with him: - There's no silver bullet. More sleep,
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by 5mv2 4y ago
It reminds me of European universities switching from selecting on humanities to selecting on maths a century ago. The idea was to remove the social upbringing's impact on test scores, as candidates from higher socioeconomic status are
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by 5mv2 4y ago
Fun classics for star lovers: - The three body problem - The hitchhiker’s guide to the galaxy
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by 5mv2 4y ago
Do you ever have an existential crisis while you’re making something? “Will this object outlive me?” As a software engineer I have to admit… I’m envious.

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