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ProtonMail Contacts – the world’s first encrypted contacts manager(protonmail.com)
3 points by danieka 9y ago|0 comments
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by danieka 9y ago
I meant it as a rhetorical question, so the idea is entirely yours. But I like it, kind of like a collective of coders investing their time in startups. Even if individual bets don't pan out all the collective bets might/could pay
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by danieka 9y ago
Working for a startup this way would essentially turn into an angel investor, but instead of investing money you're investing your time. If you really believe in the team (grit and execution is more important than ideas IMHO) you could
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by danieka 9y ago
By the way, if you choose web I strongly recommend Typescript. Works fine with whatever framework you choose and having a type system is invaluable for productivity. It works great together with Visual Code. I really, strongly encourage you
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by danieka 9y ago
I'm a firm believer in web technologies. There are a ton of reasons to build your app as a web app. Only one code base, in the true sense of the word. There are good frameworks and with transpilation you can support a wide range of bro
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by danieka 9y ago
Peter F. Hamilton Besides writing marvelous sci-fi which I would recommend everyone to read, many of his books center around a world where humans rejuvenate. Basically you go to a clinic where your body's age is turned back to whatever
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by danieka 9y ago
Is that the opposite of hard consonants? Thank you for today's giggle :) (no sarcasm)
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by danieka 9y ago
Thanks, that's comforting to hear.
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by danieka 9y ago
That is good advice. Not invented here is always a dangerous trap to fall in :)
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by danieka 9y ago
Considering how jarring the change from Ionic to Ionic 2 was (we haven't yet had time to migrate our 30k line app) I'm kind of worried how the upgrade path looks from Ionic 3 to 4. Moving forward is good, I suppose. But I would ha
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by danieka 9y ago
Glad to help and as I said if you have any further questions just shoot me an email.
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by danieka 9y ago
The biggest hurdle for us was learning the ins and outs of the spec. The performance for video and audio is good. I'd say it is at least as good as Skype for the most part. This is somewhat dependent on which compression you use. H.264
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by danieka 9y ago
According to www.acidtests.org: > Acid3, in particular, contains some controversial tests and no longer reflects the consensus of the Web standards it purports to test, especially when it comes to issues affecting mobile browsers.
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Religion for Nonreligious (2014)(waitbutwhy.com)
1 points by danieka 9y ago|0 comments
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State of the Web – A guide to impactful performance improvements(medium.com)
2 points by danieka 9y ago|0 comments
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by danieka 9y ago
If the wind force is too much for the turbine/blades to handle I think that the blades are locked in place. Don't know if that's what you saw though.
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The President and the Bomb(blog.nuclearsecrecy.com)
3 points by danieka 9y ago|0 comments
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by danieka 9y ago
This book about typography has helped me a lot. When designing a new site I always begin with the text (but I mostly make pages where the text is the interesting thing) and having the text nailed down makes it so much easier to "see&qu
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by danieka 9y ago
There was a time that I could put in more hours and keep my productivity up. But it wears you down, and after two years of many hours I'm quite worn out. So, yes, short time you could probably get more done if you push yourself. But it
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by danieka 9y ago
Cool, one suggestion is to make the button stay in the same place even when the text takes up two rows. That way I don't have to move my mouse between the jarringly accurate quotes of me :D
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by danieka 9y ago
I'm thinking of buying a boat that's both smaller and cheaper. That way if I regret my decision I can quickly reverse without too much economic damage. If I think it's acceptable to live in really cramped conditions 35ft will
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by danieka 9y ago
I've wanted to buy a boat for the past two years and now that I'm out of my apartement I felt that the moment might be right. I love sailing.
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by danieka 9y ago
The marina has good facilities and I already eat out for most meals. Re the winter. Uhm. I'm gonna isolate the crap out of the boat and hope for the best. I know of people in Sweden (and event northern Norway) that live on their boat,
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by danieka 9y ago
Best answer so far :D
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by danieka 9y ago
Thanks for your reply. Luckily in Sweden it's a buyers market for boats right now, and if I don't get cold feet I'm going to look at a boat this weekend. How many feets is your boat?
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by danieka 9y ago
I've sailed in the past and I'm quite outdoorsy so cold and crampedness really doesn't bother me.
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by danieka 9y ago
That's nice to hear, guess I'm looking for some kind of social validation to quit caring about social validation and actually go ahead and move to the boat :) How large is your boat? Do you experience problems with heating during
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by danieka 9y ago
The slip I'm looking at is actually walking distance from my job. So I imagine my day to day life could be quite cosy.
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Ask HN: Should I buy a boat and live off the grid?
50 points by danieka 9y ago|63 comments
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by danieka 9y ago
The thing that really gets to me is that I have no way of opting out of having my personal details in the governments databases. Compared to a private company which if I don't trust I simply avoid. It can't leak data it doesn&#x27

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