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by fastbeef 7y ago
Check 1kprojects.com
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by fastbeef 7y ago
Didn’t Stack Overflow piggyback on the existing and quiet sizeable audiences of Jeff Atwood and Joel Spolsky?
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by fastbeef 7y ago
_Medium_ dose
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by fastbeef 7y ago
It’s actually way, way worse than that. Nobody does Scrum and everybody seems to be getting into SAFe. https://www.scaledagile.com/safe-5-preview/
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by fastbeef 7y ago
I was so stoked when I read about that part of scrum back in 2006. Not once has it materialized since.
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by fastbeef 7y ago
That's the most succinct and to-the-point way I've ever seen of expressing my annoyance with that crowd. Thank you, stranger on the internet! <3
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by fastbeef 7y ago
When working from home - sure. A previous employer had a resting room that you could book in Outlook and it was almost always free.
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by fastbeef 7y ago
Since becoming a father, I’ve started taking naps when feeling low on energy and let me tell you, that stuff is incredibly powerful. I lie down in a dark room with a timer set 40 minutes into the future, drift off and reappear with my energ
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by fastbeef 7y ago
Corporations view coding as grunt work, the real challenges/money are in selling strategy. 2020 will be the year where I act on this insight.
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by fastbeef 7y ago
This. If I had started back in ‘11 or ‘12 instead of ‘18 I wouldn’t have a mortgage right now.
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by fastbeef 7y ago
“My ordinary rate is X000 per week, HOWEVER I’d love to work with you/this project/this stack/this industry so how does a 20% discount sound?”
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by fastbeef 7y ago
> I wouldn't recommend this to build a landing page. If the objective of a landing page is to reach the largest audience possible I dunno. This means you're excluding people who disable JS from your audience. I'm going to
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by fastbeef 7y ago
https://carrd.co/ is your friend here
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by fastbeef 7y ago
No need to experiment, this is already done commercially on a massive scale. "Stockholm Vatten's sewage treatment works produce 4.1 million m³ of biogas annually, but have the capacity to double this amount." [1] [1] http:&#
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by fastbeef 7y ago
I'm currently slowly building up a print shop in my basement. For now, it's just something to keep my retired dad occupied, but should it be successful I'll have no qualms about jumping in to it full time.
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by fastbeef 7y ago
This weirds me out so much about US. It is (was?) touted as a beacon of entrenourship and savvy business thinking, but a lot of things seem to be right downward hostile towards business. The parent is an indication of this - he wouldn'
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by fastbeef 7y ago
My 2015 Thinkpad with an i5 got 12% utilitaztion?
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by fastbeef 7y ago
I recently discovered this stack and I haven’t had this much fun in years!
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by fastbeef 7y ago
I blame the Lean Startup/Indiehackers mentality of validating, validating, validating before building anything. I mean, I get where they're coming from but it really hard to distinguish it from phisihing attacks.
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by fastbeef 7y ago
Or capture the methane, upgrade it and run generators/cars/busses of it. It's existing tech https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biogas
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by fastbeef 7y ago
I never thought of it this way. Thank you for providing some perspective, it made me reflect on my thoughts on the subject.
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by fastbeef 7y ago
Just venting, but holy hell are cars the stupidest “hobby” I can imagine.
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Ask HN: Anecdote about how green-field turns to brown-field?
1 points by fastbeef 7y ago|0 comments
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by fastbeef 7y ago
> Imagine The Sims, with a lot more internal smarts and real physics, as a base for work. Sounds like the start of a truly horrifying Black Mirror episode
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by fastbeef 7y ago
This is actually a really good time to refer your client to a trusted contact from your network (you do have one, don't you?) scoring points with both the client and your contact.
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by fastbeef 7y ago
”below-par execution” Heh.
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by fastbeef 7y ago
Did you read the latest blog post? I has financials for 2019
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by fastbeef 7y ago
I always hold up https://pinboard.in/ as a poster child for a successful one-man shop. It's so successful he takes several months off at a time, right now he's in HK reporting on the demonstrations. He's very
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by fastbeef 7y ago
Scania, the truck manufacturer, did this during 08-09. 10% paycut, 20% time reduction and they encouraged people to use the time to study and improve. None were laid off.
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by fastbeef 7y ago
This was my main plan, is hosting .Net Core easy to do on a bare-bones image like DO or Linode? Or is it worth to pony up for a Azure App instance?

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