dojitza1

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by dojitza1 5y ago
So you say being a paying customer gives a higher guarantee that you won't be locked out of your domain and be forced to switch to a new one, potentially losing a good chunk of your readership. It makes sense, and thank you for your an
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by dojitza1 5y ago
Thank you for your answer.
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by dojitza1 5y ago
So you do say it's mainly about signaling your independence and profficiency?
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by dojitza1 5y ago
Limited traffic / static pages only / free advertising for other products that bring in revenue. Do you think there are more insidious 'catches'? I am struggling to come up with one.
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by dojitza1 5y ago
I am aware of this. I am interested to know what value people find in owning a domain.
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Ask HN: Why do you use paid domains for personal blogs?
3 points by dojitza1 5y ago|18 comments
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Ask HN: Do Y Combinator startups hire outside US
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by dojitza1 5y ago
Thank you for your comment. As for the professional remark - As far as I know, formally, a professional (as opposed to an amateur) is a person that is compensated for their work.
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by dojitza1 5y ago
Once someone gains access, it is very hard to discern (without a human manually looking into it) who the legitimate customer is. This is in the domain of customer service and can not be done automatically.
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Ask HN: What to focus on career-wise as an inexperienced professional
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by dojitza1 6y ago
You are correct in that there are fundamental problems with a statement as simple as the one I made. Don't take it at face value though. If you ignore your surroundings and formulate an opinion that is obviously different, I'd arg
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by dojitza1 6y ago
Perhaps I should have been more precise (since you ommited a key part of my sentence) in pointing out that any person on their own is probably wrong about a lot of things. Only by taking into consideration a large enough sample of opinions
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by dojitza1 6y ago
I'd argue that the "emerging health industrial complex" you mention has been with humans since the dawn of civilization. One wonders how we were able to envision tools that help us move away from our opportunistic instincts.
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by dojitza1 6y ago
You shouldn't trust anybody other than yourself and your ability to recognise scientific consensus. This process is not easy and as goes for most things in life, diversification is key. Basing your research on a single article/boo
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by dojitza1 6y ago
It is a problem of optimising for taste and perceived nutrition instead of nutrition. Humans will buy tasty things that are marketed as nutritious. Companies will try to widen the profit margin by optimising the process in that direction (i
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by dojitza1 6y ago
I don't see why you can't share some and keep some isolated. Share the file system that stores media and documents, and isolate the platform specific files. Use the same cpu/ram/gpu for both. This way you don't rei
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by dojitza1 6y ago
Some of the ultrabooks aren't far from the specs of a modern flagship smartphone. Also, I believe that you are dismissing what seems to be the predominant smartphone customer - one who uses the device to consume entertainment. As for t
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Ask HN: How long until docked phones provide fully featured desktop experience?
4 points by dojitza1 6y ago|9 comments
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Ask HN: What is the state of the non-tech part of the advertising industry
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by dojitza1 6y ago
The topic of work productivity is interesting from a behaviour science point of view. One wonders how far we've come in what is effectively manipulating humans to work faster.
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Ask HN: How much effort do you put into the code quality of your side projects
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Ask HN: How to get into the chip industry?
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by dojitza1 6y ago
I agree. But an average human won't. A perceived cost increase or to put it more generally a perceived life standard decrease incurs a strong emotion in humans. Let earth and our future be be damned, I want more dopamine in my brain as
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by dojitza1 6y ago
I think we humans rely on ourselves doing menial and unrewarding work too much for us to give ourselves the ability to refuse. Slavery was abolished though, so I am hopeful.
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by dojitza1 7y ago
Your emergency fund isn't supposed to accrue interest, it is supposed to be a safety net against these kind of situations.