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aarongray
5y ago
The grow / marketing step is the hardest part for technical folks and where most side projects fail in my experience. Building the product, figuring out if it makes sense financially, these kinds of things will probably be easy for you
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6y ago
Speaking as someone who lives adjacent to Bessemer but who does not work at Amazon, you need to understand that Bessemer is a dying city, a slum. These were the best paying jobs that many of these workers had had in their entire lives, it i
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6y ago
Haha I was wrong, I see what you were saying now. I thought you were saying that resistance == unaffected. But you were saying that the price of real estate rises when inflation occurs, so buy it before inflation happens. My bad. :)
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6y ago
Home prices in my area are up around 15% over the past year.
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6y ago
Real estate has clearly been shown to not be resistant to inflation over the past year.
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6y ago
There is no shame in being an average or below average software engineer. I would know, I am one myself. The key is to remember that we have one of the best jobs in human history. You get paid an incredible amount of money, you can work fro
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FontShare: Free, no attribution fonts for commercial use
(fontshare.com)
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6y ago
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6y ago
Why did this get flagged?
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6y ago
Ubuntu LTS vote from me
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6y ago
Proof the B-2 was built using UFO technology :-P
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6y ago
The best researchers are rarely the best teachers
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Ask HN: Any recommendations for a “Your browser is not supported” banner?
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6y ago
That's a good point that it is more nuanced. The issue I think is that organized crime and unscrupulous governments are getting better at connecting these things so they are not as cleanly separated as they have been in the past. Just
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6y ago
A fingerprint can be a personal password or it can be a government ID, but it can’t be both. Since the U.S. government already has something like 200 million fingerprints on file, and many foreign governments collect fingerprints whenever y
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6y ago
This is stupid. Why not give people a way to actually say thanks without cluttering up the comments? A real thank you written by a human is much more touching and encouraging than a clapping icon with a counter on it. The article starts wit
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6y ago
The idea is not that the free market will always produce perfect results and perfect goods. The idea is that the free market will produce better results at a faster pace with less unintended consequences than government intervention. Govern
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Ask HN: Why do you think GitHub has been down so much lately?
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Defending Against Server Side Request Forgery (SSRF) [pdf]
(assets.sqreen.com)
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7y ago
Good to know, thank you.
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7y ago
Been wondering about those. Did you use their distro or install another one on it?
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7y ago
Tuxedos aren't cheap, but the coolest thing about them is they have a way to preinstall Linux and setup full disk encryption with LUKS and you just set the encryption key when you first turn on the machine. Never seen anyone else offer
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7y ago
I think System76, Lenovo, or Tuxedo is a better choice than Dell XPS for Linux from a reliability standpoint. Additionally, if you plan to do full disk encryption, the XPS line has all sorts of issues. https://www.dell.com/c
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Why do some Chinese steal IP from other nations?
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7y ago
It's really too bad that the two rising tech countries - China and India - have such a third-world approach to censorship on the Internet. You would think they would want to mimic the US's successful formula in hopes of building t
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I think what happened was that the initial doctors who identified the coronavirus cases were told to keep silent by the authorities and hospital. Li happened to see some of these reports and he notified other doctors in the WeChat group. So
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7y ago
What does a virus do? Makes your computer run slow, spies on you, and asks you for money What do most antiviruses do? Makes your computer run slow, spies on you, and asks you for money
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7y ago
While humorous, a high percentage of these districts look this way due to rivers and lakes.
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Zoom releases update that removes the web server on Mac OS
(support.zoom.us)
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Ah nice! :)
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7y ago
That's a great point. One of my favorite games, Enter the Gungeon, had plans for a major release of DLC, but they canned it and replaced it with a much smaller scope of free updates because they had so much technical debt that they cou
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