clay_the_ripper

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by clay_the_ripper 5y ago
This is great - just signed up. I have been waiting for someone to solve this problem for a while. Great job! Excited to try it out.
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by clay_the_ripper 5y ago
www.vestmap.com My new web application - have at it!
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by clay_the_ripper 6y ago
Am I the only one that doesn’t want to allow alternative app stores on iOS? I specially don’t want developers to be able to accept non Apple Pay payment methods and I don’t want app developers to circumvent the App Store. If I wanted a bunc
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by clay_the_ripper 6y ago
Cool idea. Just created an account, but I am stuck in a login loop. Clicking “invest” just brings up the login/create dialogue. Cheers
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by clay_the_ripper 6y ago
Well it’s definitely nsfw but a quick search confirms this is true. Wow. One of the videos is from playboy tv. Pretty hilarious loophole.
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by clay_the_ripper 6y ago
They’ve stopped doing it.
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by clay_the_ripper 6y ago
I see no evidence that this harms consumers at all. Quite the opposite. I like the walled garden and have no interest in it going away. I like that my mom can install apps and not worry about them spying on her. I like that developers aren’
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by clay_the_ripper 6y ago
There’s no denying that mindset is incredibly important. As a business owner myself I can attest to this. But I think the advice gets twisted. The way I see it is this: Everyone who succeeds in business believes that they can do it. Not eve
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by clay_the_ripper 6y ago
But the key point is, how much consumer harm has resulted? I am an iOS user. I like that iOS takes a heavy handed approach to the App Store and controls it completely. I do not want developers to hav the option to have their own payments. A
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by clay_the_ripper 6y ago
A lot of good recommendations here. I think that selling, especially the selling you’re talking about has a lot to do with mindset. I am also an entrepreneur and I have found for my own sales process that mindset and a bias toward action ha
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by clay_the_ripper 6y ago
I think the point of the law is to paint a picture of where we want to go as a society (of Californians). It’s 15 years away, so these things are more a signal that “hey this is where we’re going”. This in turn makes you think “hmm maybe I
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by clay_the_ripper 6y ago
The argument isn't about whether masks do or do not work (they do). The argument is about whether or not it makes sense to shut down the entire economy when only the very sick, very old, or very obese are really at serious risk. The ob
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by clay_the_ripper 6y ago
Baraka. The most accurate interpretation of the human experience and our current human culture. One of my all time favorites.
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by clay_the_ripper 6y ago
Agreed. As a user, I really don’t care that Apple takes their cut. If you’re a developer, either figure out how to make your business work with the Apple taking their cut, or go out of business. The market doesn’t care either way. I love ap
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by clay_the_ripper 6y ago
I’m sorry - I don’t buy this article at all. I am not a climate denier, just a reasonable person with a brain. Obviously global warming/global climate change is real. Obviously, green house gas emissions by humans are the main culprit.
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by clay_the_ripper 6y ago
Like many of you, I am a skeptic. But here’s the thing with these videos, like the “tic tac” one. Somebody somewhere who is smarter than me should be able to say what these things are. Missile, drone, balloon...these are obviously none of t
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by clay_the_ripper 7y ago
To me this implies that the installation process on Mac OS should be improved. The fact that they have to resort to these types of things to make it “just work” for people suggests that the official way of doing things is less than ideal. T
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by clay_the_ripper 7y ago
Comparing conscription in a world war with building a low-volume electric luxury car is totally ridiculous. This is not “being scared for the elderly”. Without agressive measures including shutting down non-essential businesses like healthc
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by clay_the_ripper 7y ago
I support this. While we don’t know everything, and nothing is perfect, we have 2 contrasting outcomes: South Korea with drive through testing and Italy without it. Instead of nitpicking numbers and facts, which we don’t have time for, go
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by clay_the_ripper 7y ago
This is not a useful comment. I see no citations in your comment that proves that this is trumps fault or has anything to do with him.
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by clay_the_ripper 7y ago
As a user, good! I hate the fact that there are certain apps that to use properly I have to have push notifications on or it severely restricts the functionality of the app (uber eats for example). Then they send promotional ads to me which
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by clay_the_ripper 7y ago
This is helpful, thanks for sharing.
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by clay_the_ripper 7y ago
Ok I’ll weigh in on the masks: Everything I have read that says “don’t wear a mask” are predicated on the following arguments: 1. Most people don’t wear it right so it’s not worth it 2. Most people buy the wrong kind of mask 3. Most people
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by clay_the_ripper 7y ago
Humans have longstanding traditions of handling death and dead bodies with reverence and care. I don’t think it’s fair to characterize these things as “psychological attachments”. Rituals, traditions and emotions are important for human bei
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by clay_the_ripper 7y ago
How much revenue will you generate from supporting Apple users or implementing Apple features? Bottom line is you run a business as a developer and if you can’t afford to spend, maybe a couple hundred bucks then you probably shouldn’t be in
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by clay_the_ripper 7y ago
You’re an engineer who wants to implement Apple features, yet you don’t want to spend maybe, what, $200 for a test phone? These kinds of complaints are really irritating and disingenuous. My interpretation is that you’re more interested in
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by clay_the_ripper 7y ago
This is why the people that regulate things often come from industry. You’ll see a lot of (not entirely misguided) complaining about the fact that the people that regulate finance, for example, often come from a major bank like Goldman Sach
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by clay_the_ripper 7y ago
My grandfather loved golf. He played golf every day. And he died playing golf. We all gotta go, I can’t think of a better way than while doing the thing you love most. It does make it easier for your relatives (or at least it did for me wit
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by clay_the_ripper 7y ago
Bose is getting screwed by the competition and they know it. On the speaker side you’ve got Sonos and the smart speakers, plus tons of low cost home theatre systems that sound plenty good (heard a Visio system recently, sounded fantastic).
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by clay_the_ripper 7y ago
I love what impossible foods is doing. Note that their mission is not to make “healthier” alternatives. If you eat a crapload of their product, you won’t be healthy. Just like if you eat a crap load of hamburgers, you won’t be healthy. I’m

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