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by asdev 4y ago
I think most jobs are like this. You quickly learn how to work on a codebase, how it's deployed etc. There are always constraints on large codebases. From there it's mostly just figuring out business logic. From that point, years
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by asdev 4y ago
CS is unimportant in 99% of jobs. What's important in a job is making an impact in the company you work for. This means building product features, improving systems etc. but this rarely intersects with "CS" problems
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by asdev 4y ago
Firebase auth is really easy to use
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by asdev 4y ago
easy to lose sight of what makes you fulfilled while on the Leetcode grind. congrats OP
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by asdev 4y ago
you're probably from the "work harder not smarter" school of thought
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by asdev 4y ago
Not sure I'll get around to it but I have the source here if you want to give it a shot: https://github.com/built-by-as/RedditSearchHelper
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by asdev 4y ago
shameless plug but I wrote this Chrome extension a while back which appends the date, # of upvotes and comments to Reddit search results on Google: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/reddit-search-help...
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by asdev 4y ago
would be nice to see a column for if the user is verified or not, to know how many verified users are dropping it
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Ask HN: Do you use React Native in Production?
1 points by asdev 5y ago|0 comments
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by asdev 5y ago
it's amazing to me how crappy the mobile development experience is in 2022 with any technology(React Native, Flutter, native)
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Ask HN: How do you manage your online footprint?
1 points by asdev 5y ago|0 comments
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by asdev 5y ago
You need to separate web3 and cryptocurrencies. Cryptocurrencies are necessary. A parallel monetary system secured by cryptography and codified by algorithms, is highly necessary for nations with corrupt regimes. Being able to move fiat mo
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by asdev 5y ago
how did you get your users?
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by asdev 5y ago
how did you get users for your products?
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by asdev 5y ago
did you market this at all?
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by asdev 5y ago
how do people make it to your websites? paid ads? seo?
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by asdev 5y ago
you should do that until you actually need to scale
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by asdev 5y ago
impermanent loss will eat those returns though, unless it's stables
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by asdev 5y ago
agreed, this is scummy. thrift and secondhand stores exist to serve a certain underprivileged segment of the population. not to facilitate arbitrage. but to each their own.
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by asdev 5y ago
how did you get your users?
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by asdev 5y ago
how did you get your first customers?
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by asdev 5y ago
how did you market this and get backers on your kickstarter?
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by asdev 5y ago
the days of consumer products on autopilot forever is over, requires constant work to continue marketing, website updates etc
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by asdev 5y ago
interested as well
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by asdev 5y ago
not all e-commerce sites are dropshipping
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by asdev 5y ago
how did you get users for Placecard and Chatstats?
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Career progression of FAANG engineer vs. crypto engineer(twitter.com)
2 points by asdev 5y ago|1 comments
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by asdev 5y ago
This guy has such a rudimentary understanding that he can't point to real examples of Ethereum applications that support his point. Most smart contracts are immutable and non-upgradeable, which nullifies this entire blog post. Many pro
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by asdev 5y ago
By time and money do you mean just running paid ads?
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by asdev 5y ago
Unfortunately the answer is get on Leetcode and grind

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