adamhp

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by adamhp 5y ago
I'd be curious to hear peoples thoughts if they would subject themselves to this sort of professional board and licensing for software. There's clearly a pre-determined set of information and skills that are fundamental enough to
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by adamhp 5y ago
I'm building a web-app called Tripmix, that lets you build travel guides for your friends (like FB Recommendations meets Canva). I use Postgres, FastAPI, and TypeScript React. I wouldn't recommend TypeScript for solo developers wh
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by adamhp 5y ago
Not only cool, but easy to monetize 8-)
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I've even been using the todo feature more regularly these days to capture action items from meetings. Anytime you do the markdown checkbox (- [ ]), it bubbles up into a nav item for "Todo". I like that they haven't trie
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by adamhp 5y ago
If you're on the Apple ecosystem, I really like the simplicity of Bear. You do have to pay a very small fee for it (like maybe $1/mo?) but I've found their interface and tags system to be the best combination of power and sim
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by adamhp 5y ago
As I said, I'm not placing any value judgment myself. There has been some debate around the energy consumption of crypto mining. Some are arguing that there is some environmental impact to that. I'm simply asking what this person&
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by adamhp 5y ago
I ask this passing no value judgment myself: how do you feel about the ethics of crypto mining?
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I'm kind of scratching my head at this. Typically, for data to be useful, there needs to be some dimensionality to the data and a way to make sense of it. There's really no way to escape the underlying structure of the data if you
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by adamhp 5y ago
Would be cool to have a really lightweight auth service for registering and logging in. Could still be ephemeral on the order of hours. This seems like it would be easy to monetize (if that were desired) by just increasing quotas / lim
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by adamhp 5y ago
The tone of the article was something else. What a great writer. That sentence was equally impactful to me. The closing two sentences were as well.
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by adamhp 5y ago
The typical argument (not one I necessarily agree with or am making) is that there is a limited supply of Bitcoin, whereas the supply of USD is controlled by US monetary policy. On the other hand, it is "decentralized", i.e. backe
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by adamhp 5y ago
People really sleep on Spain in terms of "beauty" I feel. They always mention Paris or Utrecht or something but man, every place I went to in Spain was gorgeous.
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by adamhp 5y ago
Honestly surprised no one had mentioned it yet...
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There should be plenty of documentation and info online if you just search "task queue celery python" or some similar string. It's pretty much the de facto standard in the Python community.
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by adamhp 5y ago
Have you looked into celery at all? You could setup a pretty simple task queue with celery and have multiple workers. Setup a main process with the bot who can put jobs on the queue, and then have a few worker processes that take jobs from
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by adamhp 5y ago
Typo on the main page: Featues? :)
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by adamhp 5y ago
>I am not native English speaker There is a bit of nuance here. As someone else mentioned, he is not saying he is literally dictating what decision the employer must make, he is dictating his own terms. In fact, you conveniently left out
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by adamhp 5y ago
What language are you most familiar with, and what language is currently being used for the "configurable script"?
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by adamhp 5y ago
Haskell is a ton of fun and is a neat way to just learn a different paradigm of programming.
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Yeah, nobody can control that, so you can either give up or keep working hard at things until you "get lucky". One has the possibility of success and one doesn't.
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by adamhp 5y ago
Chances are, you're not thinking about it hard enough. If you truly think you have nothing to offer, then start acquiring something to offer. Put in the hard work and thought into acquiring specialized skills and relationships with peo
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by adamhp 5y ago
I'm not even pro-crypto really, but you keep making this wild claim without substantiating it. You're speculating anecdotally on the majority usage pattern of Bitcoin.
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by adamhp 5y ago
And this is really the heart of why capitalism is truly evil. You're stuck on a treadmill that adjusts as soon as you get comfortable. There are rows and rows of your peers next to you, and you see them running a bit faster, so you pre
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by adamhp 5y ago
There are actually a lot of people doing this. It's the next "buy a carwash" or "buy a laundromat".
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by adamhp 5y ago
Thank you for the information!
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by adamhp 5y ago
I'd be most curious to hear from folks how they go about getting first clients and starting cold. I loathe the idea of starting on Upwork.
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by adamhp 5y ago
Well said man.
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by adamhp 5y ago
"Unsophisticated" investors see the big number and the price history (which is much simpler without splits) and see the power of compounding plainly. There's not much more to it than that.
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by adamhp 5y ago
Need to include your area and make/model. 29, Clean record for 7+ years, 2013 honda civic, $1140 a year with Geico, in DC/NoVA.
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by adamhp 5y ago
Can we not introduce some sort of hardware short-circuit? Hit this button and it cuts all power and engages brakes at full force.

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