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Bounty raises $4.7M to help everyday TikTokers make money from reviews
(techcrunch.com)
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5y ago
Where do you live? There is still wildlife in the midwest.
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It's a question of whether or not you believe freedom of speech is worth the risk somebody somewhere will say something you don't like. At one point people seemed to believe this worth the risk and freedom of speech was good. Now,
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ardme
5y ago
Yeah uptown got hit really hard. Maybe the other commenters don't live in uptown but I do and the crime issues are pretty wild since the riots. My neighbor was carjacked at gunpoint by a group of teenagers in our parking lot. You have
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5y ago
> It worked out during the Great Depression because all of our rival powers were completely destroyed by WWII. We won't be so lucky this time. China is poised to overtake the US as the top superpower if our economy collapses. In a c
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5y ago
Well isn't the issue here that The Fed enables the reckless behavior of congress by sterilizing the deficits? Yes the root cause is the politicians spending tons of money to get re-elected and running up deficits but they shouldn'
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5y ago
Isn't that what OP did though? Do you see that is hypocritical? I was just parroting back his hypocrisy.
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5y ago
Thanks, that's interesting to note. The main thing people seem to talk about is the 52 billion for semiconductors which is the "CHIPS" act. Just wondering about the other 200 billion. It looked like $29 billion went to the NS
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5y ago
What exactly is in this bill and where is the money going? I'm having a very hard time researching this for some reason. Is there anything of interest to software technologists in there?
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5y ago
Proof of stake is not secure, there is no way to recover from a 51% attack. Proof of work and proof of space are much better.
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ardme
6y ago
Super frustrating to see this situation, but in reality I think this happens a lot. Some things are just hard to monetize other than slapping ads everywhere, and if you do that it destroys your product.
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ardme
6y ago
Personally I would put half in foreign stocks (like EFA etf) and half in gold. The dollar is dropping against foreign currencies and they are all dropping against gold. Every central bank is printing money like there is no tomorrow: with go
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6y ago
Oh this very nice, thanks for the heads up on this!
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Selling People What They Want, Not What They Need
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7y ago
He made the same mistake on the "Pomp" podcast the other day too. He was saying we send 50k to every person in the USA for the stimulus. Well, no. 2 trillion divided by by 327 million is $6,116 dollars. So yeah maybe we should div
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7y ago
Interesting to see, I am curious how this goes especially with the pricing model. Have you been doing this very long? I would want to see a docs page and a React, Vue, Angular etc client library before I would realistically purchase this an
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Show HN: A simple coronavirus case tracker
(coronaviruscases.com)
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7y ago
Haha, I think that might have been this article I wrote which briefly graced the front page a few months ago. I collected all of the emails where recruiters started off with "I'm Impressed...". https://www.iteachr
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7y ago
Yeah, I can expand on that. What I meant is that when I have been on teams that are basically just writing services that we are exposing via an API, it has been sufficient to just have really great test coverage and monitoring. When I have
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Reviving a 19 Year Old Test to See If an Employer Is Worth Working For
(alcamine.com)
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7y ago
The issue is that it is doing the opposite of what they want because everyone started doing it.
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7y ago
Hey man, I'm sorry you feel that way. Yeah it's a sales pitch, but it is aimed at recruiters so please just ignore it. I figured this would be interesting to devs because it was interesting to me that all of these recruiters start
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When everyone suddenly started using “impressed” as an opener
(iteachrecruiters.com)
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Why does JavaScript have so many names?
(iteachrecruiters.com)
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7y ago
Indie hackers is well known and these guys are legit they don't put out affiliates spam.
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Why don't developers respond to recruiters? (a survey)
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Evidence of Diminishing Attention Span of YouTubers
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8y ago
My SO went to RISD, is an excellent painter technically and that is what she does for a living. From what she has said the first year or two of art school was just a huge grind of doing lots of drawings 8-12 hours a day, ect trying to get a
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I disagree with this in spirit. The rustbelt is not losing population but it is stagnating compared to rest of the nation. I'm from Ohio and I noticed something startling looking at population stats - before 1970 population was increas
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Evidence of Diminishing Attention Span of YouTubers
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