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Ask HN: Does an open source model work for me?
2 points by drekipus 3y ago|5 comments
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by drekipus 3y ago
If there's no service that's offered on an on going basis (ie servers running, storage, etc) I'd say the easiest option is just open source it and run donations / pay-for-help. You don't want to run a business, yet
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by drekipus 3y ago
Stitch to product. I don't know about founder business fit but it sounds like something people should take note of. I'm also a developer first but I try to think about it as: I want to help people, either through my service or my
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by drekipus 3y ago
NFT ads. Web3 here we go!
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by drekipus 3y ago
I have this all the time at work. We have large python codebase, all sorts of linters and checks. Still have developers do something like: # we have a list of things # but we only need one try: a_thing = things[0]
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by drekipus 3y ago
How is that different to what I said? > "Effectively selling it at a loss" Sure, maybe it wasn't a total loss, just less profit.
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by drekipus 3y ago
The consumer protection body got involved as well as a lot of negative media attention. They had to raise their prices so they don't become a monopoly. Did you guess "there needs to be market regulation and monitoring?" Becau
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by drekipus 3y ago
If it makes you happy we can add in " .. except for soaps " in the ruling... /s For a real life example, the major grocery chain in Australia (Woolworths) did this with milk, selling their brand for $1 a litre, where everyone
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by drekipus 3y ago
Google docs, maps, etc.. are sites. You can choose not to go to them. Use open street map, or whatever. A browser has more control over what you use. And even yet, when all browsers follow the same standard, you have even less "control
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by drekipus 3y ago
Uh, you mean CSS overrides? Or are you purposely being silly? The website can offer their CSS, and I can load my CSS (greasemonkey scripts) to override it. They have the choice and so do I. The argument is "why should a website have th
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by drekipus 3y ago
Oh they know what they want to use it for later..
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But then they don't get what they want..
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by drekipus 3y ago
Why all-in-one? The PC component is just going to get outdated, and the whole thing will be a waste?
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> Most people are reasonably good at reading people. I think that's what we're getting at here. I don't want to actually murder people
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by drekipus 3y ago
Hasn't it been a known thing that "QAnon" was an FBI operation? I thought that was public I heard about qanon in news about Trump before I saw it on 4chan
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by drekipus 3y ago
You are very new (t)here. It's a glowie/shill cesspool, not at all authentic. I found some great friends from 4chan -> IRC channels, we all fell away eventually, but it was a good 15 years of my life. Now I couldn't even i
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by drekipus 3y ago
> not sure why they even bother with safety I guess the lowest common denominator, keep the parents and bosses happy, etc. Light weight "safety theatre"
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by drekipus 3y ago
What's wrong with kitboga, out of interest? Also I don't think scam callers put any great deal of thinking or art into the craft (compared to LLM jailbreaking). And the fact they do it for money at the expense of other people prov
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by drekipus 3y ago
Cultural differences I guess. I could imagine that question being passed off as harmless and perhaps even fun. I think the natural response would be "ok, where are they? What's the situation?"
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Interesting anacdote, my wife is into teaching our 1 year old sign language. Many words and phrases come through much faster than they do verbally. Words for "finished" "more" "water" etc. Really help in figuri
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by drekipus 3y ago
Probably, when they were very little
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Replace body fat with muscle mass and you'll have found the sweet spot. Muscles need to protect and hold everything together to protect them from shock. They also provide more of a barrier. Body fat is just extra weight, it's not
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by drekipus 3y ago
Lua for nvim is a blessing and a curse. It is a bit more grokkable than vimL, but it's verbose and gross in its own way under certain things. But really, a low cost lisp is the way to go :^) (I use fennel for nvim, and it does a good j
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by drekipus 3y ago
"how we look when we play the game" Are you the pupper or is your daughter the pupper?
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by drekipus 3y ago
Have le upboat kind sir :^)
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by drekipus 3y ago
It is subjective. They are "more correct" from your historical context. Assuming you're in a western nation, this means a Christian context. Other nations and religions see it as immoral to eat pig or be homosexual. You might
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by drekipus 3y ago
> The alternative could be investors investing their capital responsibly, in companies with competent C-suites That definitely exists and happens all the time
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And clicking "buy now" on every ad that shows up during the process
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87% of percentages are made up in the spot.
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This is the way Also pylsp warns you about this

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