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Ask HN: Do you think a Google subscription business model would work?
6 points by hajderr 7y ago|7 comments
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by hajderr 7y ago
heads over to Python :)
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Ask HN: Do you think there are too many posts on HN?
4 points by hajderr 8y ago|2 comments
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by hajderr 8y ago
welcome! Have you tried Protonmail instead?
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by hajderr 8y ago
true that! yet to find...maybe I move into hardware, something tangible is inspiring
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by hajderr 8y ago
I'm so connected yet so disconnected with my inner self. Knowledge workers are under appreciated in the regular day job. If you also happen to be creative then you'll be challenged by some other ego trying to take credit for your
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by hajderr 8y ago
Good stuff, using Matomo for my sites too. Haven't heard about Countly so that was interesting to learn too!
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by hajderr 8y ago
edit: the handwriting that could be a font :)
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by hajderr 8y ago
Love the article, the web site and the fonts too! It was so easy to read. So you were on a euro-scandi tour, too bad we missed each other :)
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by hajderr 8y ago
Isn't it that when money being the driving force, society shifts to hunters for 'likes', and people as smart as they are move along the path of least resistance will then as a consequence cause a disastrous situation? I agree
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by hajderr 8y ago
Yes and I'd like to put an emphasis on the last point, soft skills are really important.
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by hajderr 8y ago
"Rational move". Think about that for a second. Morally wrong doesn't really reach anyone's mind these days.
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by hajderr 8y ago
I love these type of findings. Good job!
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by hajderr 8y ago
What is a good engineer? Seriously, what makes a good engineer? Good at coding? Helps out his colleagues? Arrogant?
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by hajderr 8y ago
No people are the problem! No?
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25 years of Ethical Consumer(ethicalconsumer.org)
1 points by hajderr 8y ago|0 comments
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by hajderr 8y ago
Ok, let me rephrase that: they monetise on my personal data and online behaviour. Selling the data would mean losing their unique position. Btw, interesting article currently top voted at HN about ex-google employee ;)
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by hajderr 8y ago
Tell me another joke?
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by hajderr 8y ago
I'll be looking for a company that intrinsically doesn't sell user data. How can you work around that?
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by hajderr 8y ago
Great work! How does this work? Do you map the subtitle timings?
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by hajderr 8y ago
Wow zero comments? Truth hurts?...
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by hajderr 8y ago
Just ironic
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Gitlab runs on Azure(reddit.com)
18 points by hajderr 8y ago|15 comments
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by hajderr 8y ago
Sorry just got stuck and smiled over your first sentence "Fragments were way over engineered." and couldn't restrain myself of thinking about all Googlers that passed the whiteboard tests
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by hajderr 8y ago
There's no references to the statement that we have a finite amount of willpower per day. This is unfortunate to read as it has been discussed before that the willpower is something that's fluctuating and can be triggered by diffe
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by hajderr 8y ago
I'm so happy for you and glad you've made the choice to go indie. I usually find it difficult to prioritize amongst all the inspiring things!
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by hajderr 8y ago
This is strongly advised against in the book Effective Python as the semantics are opposite to what one is used to. The else clause will always be executed unless there's a 'break' in the for-loop.
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by hajderr 8y ago
Ah yes this is so true!
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by hajderr 8y ago
Long time Vim user here. Just switched to Emacs primarily. Use Vim for small tasks
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by hajderr 8y ago
thanks :)

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