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bhayden
12y ago
You say that like the public opinion matters at all.
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bhayden
12y ago
I assume the point is not having to sue to fix your iPhone.
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bhayden
12y ago
Still not very useful. $135,000 on "staff costs" doesn't say much - did one guy just pay himself $100k for the hell of it? $5,000 on travel expenses, did they expense all their gas for commuting and take a business trip to ha
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Ask HN: How do you handle maternity leave for a critical member on a tiny team?
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bhayden
12y ago
There is likely a lot of reasons why investing billions of dollars is not comparable to millions. You stop becoming a participant in markets and become an influencer. I am sure there would be an issue with investing $76 billion in treasurie
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bhayden
12y ago
uTorrent is pretty terrible these days, I steer everyone away from it.
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bhayden
12y ago
I don't understand why everyone says stuff like this as though mixers don't exist. BTC is 100% private if you use mixers and multiple wallets, which are painless and easy.
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bhayden
12y ago
Any idea why?
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12y ago
Option 6. Create software that writes itself
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bhayden
12y ago
I would click all three of those.
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12y ago
Do you think it's more likely for a first-time entrepreneur working on SMB SaaS to find success with something that's not "fun"? I mean working on something fun is ideal, obviously, but the fun stuff is usually going to
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bhayden
12y ago
Holy shit that was weird. It was instantly black/blue and I had never seen it that way before.
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bhayden
12y ago
Out of curiosity, was the intestinal issue the cause of some of the anxiety? Like you were afraid you'd poop your pants in public?
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bhayden
12y ago
Maybe look into taking psyllium husk for those awesome no-wipe poos.
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12y ago
> "bad guy" could just re-post the exact same hash and login anyway. That's true, thanks for the response.
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bhayden
12y ago
Don't a lot of login forms hash passwords with JS before sending it over the internet? Wouldn't it then be useless to anyone listening?
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12y ago
If people went to prison for making apps that collect user information with the only consent being a sentence in page 30 out of 50 in the terms of use, pretty much all big app developers would be felons.
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bhayden
12y ago
needs "internet of things" too
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12y ago
I find telling recruiters my salary is a really bad idea. They then tell the company I am applying to what my salary is, which is a really shitty way to start off salary negotiations. I actually just don't work with recruiters anymore
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bhayden
12y ago
The website is pretty obviously made to sell tshirts. It's already made a few hundred dollars by the looks of it.
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bhayden
12y ago
You're right, thanks.
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bhayden
12y ago
This issue with letting a teen do whatever he or she wants is that a parent is legally responsible for them. If my teenager son destroys thousands of dollars worth of property, guess who pays for it? There needs to be a some level of contro
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bhayden
12y ago
People are giving you stuff that is hard to understand for a non-developer, like Angular and MVC frameworks, and that isn't really a "minimum". The real, simplest, tools are HTML, Javascript (jQuery), PHP, and MySQL. You can
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bhayden
12y ago
Is it feasible to hire a guy and say "I won't pay you anything but you get 20% of the revenue you refer"?
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for f), There are lots of states where it's illegal to record someone in real life without their consent or their being aware they're recorded. If someone used Siri next to me while I was talking, they'd (or maybe Apple) be b
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12y ago
Lower cost of living probably, but still access to a big tech community
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12y ago
It seems like denying access to my plugins (and maybe non-standard fonts) would solve this. Why does a website need to know my plugins in the day and age of Flash being deprecated?
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bhayden
12y ago
Unless the script perfectly emulates human browsing patterns, it wouldn't really be helpful.
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12y ago
As someone else said, you'd never be able to re-enter the country and would risk having your assets in the US seized.
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12y ago
Same here - I went to a commuter school (still a big state school though, just a non-traditional environment) with a fairly high average student age and only lived on campus a single year. That single year was better than the other three co
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