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by anon321321323 5y ago
not... yet.
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by anon321321323 5y ago
Ugh! Can't we have a version of VLC that simply accepts winamp skins? That would be a much better idea.
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by anon321321323 5y ago
Thanks. I'll finish off the apps but just put in for short contracts as you say. The "years of experience" thing is putting me off though. The apps I'm building aren't from tutorials. They are solving my problems an
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by anon321321323 5y ago
Likely just because they can. Any opposition is to be dealt with maximum response.
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by anon321321323 5y ago
I'm in Melbourne, Australia. Land of the lockdown. Currently building the obligatory todo list as a pure javascript web-based application and ios/android app for it using flutter. Probably do a React app as well to build up. I&#x2
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Ask HN: Out of IT for 3 years. How to get back in after working for self?
12 points by anon321321323 5y ago|12 comments
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by anon321321323 5y ago
If only you didn't waste your time playing games! You'd be able to afford a Ferrari by now! So do you play games? Of course not. So, where's your Ferrari?
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by anon321321323 5y ago
I've got a bridge for sale...
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by anon321321323 5y ago
"Same thing I do every day, Pinky, try to take over the world!" This coincidentally is basically the underpinnings of every startup plan I've ever seen, at least the good ones anyway.
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by anon321321323 5y ago
And what does this alternative look like? I'm unconvinced. Duct tape visually shows that someone was being so bad they needed to be restrained. I'd argue this is great optics: we care about passengers. And people who get duct tape
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by anon321321323 5y ago
Its kind of like google kicking puppies in a lot of ways. There's no good reason for it. But the robots can't help. The humans acting as robots can't help either. Need a human involved. But they're too busy doing... othe
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by anon321321323 5y ago
You are being aggressively profiled. They have taken steps to profile even when safari etc put in hurdles.
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by anon321321323 5y ago
Genuinely disgusted that other cultures' approaches were seen in a negative light. Especially when they can inform and be applied elsewhere.
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by anon321321323 5y ago
Don't know about other people, but my old vehicles are fine. I can maintain them. They have bluetooth, working heaters, aircon, all the controls work. Both do the top speed and have excellent acceleration for what they are. Plus, they
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by anon321321323 5y ago
My thing is the amount of processing involved. How much artificial junk is in there? Is it actually seen as food? These aren't trivial questions. The food industry has a habit of lacing processed food with so much junk its barely recog
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by anon321321323 5y ago
Julia is faster than python for what I've done so far, so yes. I actually prefer Elixir but I use both.
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by anon321321323 5y ago
Like child raising without yelling and without timeouts. That's just one example. for reference, the Inuit have a different and valid approach (that someone on HN apparently disapproved of ) https://www.npr.org/section
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by anon321321323 5y ago
Except that the artificial meat substitutes we have right now, eg those fake burgers, aren't exactly better. They are worse than the meat they replace. Its not ethical or moral its just the market moving. The vegetarian farming isn&#x2
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by anon321321323 5y ago
This is really about money. Big business is ramping up artificial meat and big farming is also shifting to growing vegetarian food crops. Real meat will be only for the rich. Just the way they like it.
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by anon321321323 5y ago
perhaps they should put some extra expenses for when pilots dump fuel because they're overweight?
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by anon321321323 5y ago
So why are they exiting? bad product? poor placement in market? any details?
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by anon321321323 5y ago
Ah yes. That horribly failed project back in the day. Quoted 8 weeks to generate a requirements document and particular experimental prototypes for certain narrow areas to explore those requirements. Allowed two weeks for requirements gathe
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by anon321321323 6y ago
Actually I've bought rugs and computers from websites not much more complex than HN. Both sets of transactions went smoothly and quickly with no issues. I wish I could say the same for some very flashy websites I've used. On some
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by anon321321323 6y ago
This is practically an antique complete with animated tux web gfx. I'd call it Retro but they just didn't update it.
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by anon321321323 6y ago
Sure, marketing is important. But the "secret" ingredient is coca leaf extract. The actual cocaine is used to make various drugs by a different corporation. https://www.businessinsider.com/what-happened-to-the-coca
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by anon321321323 6y ago
This study doesn't mean much to me. I started taking Vitamin D as soon as I heard about it being of benefit ... early last year. My reading of the literature showed that Vitamin D is useful for so many health effects due to its many in
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by anon321321323 6y ago
The monetisation angle is hard. As soon as you activate it then the expectations ramp up even more than the (likely) current flow which is likely non-trivial right now as it stands. My experience on a smaller scale was only tens-of-emails p
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by anon321321323 6y ago
I was wondering why Google did this. Still seems disturbing that the master token is something that once acquired is still useful even after hours of use. Even if they did plug the web auth hole via app-controlled browsers. I'm surpris
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by anon321321323 6y ago
Pragmatically, a regular full audit by an external entity might produce interesting results. Who is their auditor? That might be a pertinent detail to provide.
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by anon321321323 6y ago
Probably not. The parent comment was "prove it". My point was, if you're willing to drink it then its likely you don't think its that toxic. Its a test of sorts. But people happily drink all sorts of toxins. My answe

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