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by frfl 3y ago
I'm assuming it's the website linked in your HN profile. Well done, it looks really nice, it seems quite useful for immigrants without being just ad-focused.
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by frfl 3y ago
Yup, that's a great thing to highlight. I tried out Deno+Fresh and Astro. Both are JSX based, but they're not React. And JSX-based things are now starting to offer really compelling features you'd have to glue together yourse
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by frfl 3y ago
You should read this article, it was quite good, even if you do continue to use React after. It's good to understand the alternatives, even if you never use them. https://joshcollinsworth.com/blog/self-fulfilling-p
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Ask HN: Has Reddit Turned into Facebook?
25 points by frfl 3y ago|22 comments
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by frfl 3y ago
How does your website generate revenue? I'm assuming it more of a online service platform for new immigrants rather than a immigration blog or guide?
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by frfl 3y ago
Section 174 is only _one_ part of the picture. I was very curious about this and I've been looking into this to better understand for myself what is going and why it's happening. Most likely it's a combination of things, and
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by frfl 3y ago
Really great write up. The demos seems to work fine in Chrome, but on Firefox they freeze up and cause they page to stop rendering completely as you scroll.
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by frfl 3y ago
Silicon Valley was a documentary
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by frfl 3y ago
> ultimately businesses need to make money and charging for it is part of that. This is a mentality shift from the investor side. You would be shot down if you said we're focusing on profits/revenue rather than growth from 2010
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by frfl 3y ago
You wrote that back in 2015. What, in your experience, has changed since then? 2021 would've probably, I'm guessing, been a lot more favorable for founders, but 2022/23/24 is likely a lot less favorable.
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by frfl 3y ago
What you say sounds reasonable. Can you provide any anecdotal evidence or case study that would make your comment less random-dude-on-HN-said-this and more grounded in fact/evidence. Edit: I mean specifically something like this articl
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by frfl 3y ago
I get around this by having "wt-" (wt-1, wt-2, etc) branches that act as my main/master branch per work tree. As long as you set the upstream to master, it works fine, you can pull in upstream main/master changes without
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by frfl 3y ago
You can make a temporary branch if you want an identical copy of a revision. For example, `git checkout feature-x` (on worktree 1), then `git checkout -b feature-x-temp feature-x` (on worktree 2). I've never had any issues with worktre
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by frfl 3y ago
Being able to explore code from another revision in your regular editor side by side with your other branch (two editor instances) is a big plus of worktrees. Maybe it wouldn't work if you use some heavyweight editor like Visual Studio
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by frfl 3y ago
Let's not forget Idiocracy which also has been called a documentary in recent years.
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by frfl 3y ago
Seems like Silicon Valley is less TV show and more documentary as time goes on. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlwwVuSUUfc
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by frfl 3y ago
Game industry is going through huge cuts right now[1][2] after a covid/free money boom over the last few years and stagnant revenue growth now. If you end up staying in this field, one very valuable piece of advice is use your free tim
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by frfl 3y ago
This is more about not having the right understanding of what life will look life after FIRE (financial independence, retire early). Perhaps too much focus on the RE and not enough on the flexibility and options that come from the FI. I loo
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by frfl 3y ago
Text version: https://www.oaktreecapital.com/insights/memo/easy-money Sorry should've linked this instead of the audio. Maybe dang can update the post URL to this.
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Easy Money: What financial history can teach us about periods of easy money(oaktreecapital.com)
1 points by frfl 3y ago|1 comments
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by frfl 3y ago
Majority of blogs these days are just for SEO and attracting search engine bots and eyeballs. I don't know if they all would technically fall under the definition of an ad, but definitely some would. Take a look at blogs take make the
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by frfl 3y ago
Well actually seems like Allen Newell, Cliff Shaw, and Herbert A. Simon need to enter the chat > Information Processing Language was the first AI language, from 1955 or 1956, and already included many of the concepts, such as list-proces
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by frfl 3y ago
> Or simply go to a company that does embrace remote. One does not simply go to another company right now. Hiring is slow, it's not 2021, and there's already thousands of others also looking for work. It's easy to say, har
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Belter Creole(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by frfl 3y ago|2 comments
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by frfl 3y ago
Inspired by this other recent post https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39544498
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by frfl 3y ago
You may find this video interesting, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IUj1EZwpJY It's about Conway's Law. I think that's worth looking into based on your question. You can look it up on Wikipedia if you don&#
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by frfl 3y ago
You can also see all-time top posts: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que... The mechanical watch post is 6th on the list
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by frfl 3y ago
$3B in 2018 seems quite modest for the amount of hype and mind-share/market-share they had from early 2010s to 2021. Since 2020, there are (were) probably a hundred companies valued at over $1B with less market fit, less product and le
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by frfl 3y ago
From Wikipedia, > Software developer Niantic released Pokémon Go, which was built using Unity engine, in 2016.[26] Following the success of Pokémon Go, Unity Technologies held several rounds of funding that increased the company's v
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by frfl 3y ago
The reality for the average person looking for a job is 1 out of 100 employers will ever look at an open source project you list on your resume. Its better than nothing, better than others without projects, but it wont carry much weight unl

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