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hankchinaski
3y ago
There are virtual office addresses for this very reason
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hankchinaski
3y ago
i see is supported already, could be neat to setup blogs thank you
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hankchinaski
3y ago
amazing concept, would be even more amazing if you could be able to deploy this on other places besides github pages. (cloudflare pages?) or anything else..
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hankchinaski
3y ago
i just struggle with hooks, data management, how data flows in between components etc etc
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hankchinaski
3y ago
htmx better i generally just use vanilla or jquery, htmx it's still bearable
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3y ago
As a backend engineer I Still haven’t managed to learn how react data management or JSX works. Every time I try to dive into it I get a strong migraine. I hope something easier comes popular before I would need to learn FE
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3y ago
I spent 4 weeks in Argentina and you can perfectly pay with Mastercard or visa and get the unofficial tourist fx rate. Everybody accepts card.
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hankchinaski
3y ago
the overall tax rate is lower, you also dont pay social security contributions. try getting a 50K dividend only payment vs a 50K payment via payroll. it's night and day
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3y ago
more like 3.5/4x sales for a small saas not certanly 7-15x
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3y ago
>Location based salaries are discriminatory While I understand the feeling, I would be pressed to say that this is purely driven by market dynamics. Companies that hire in a certain market have no incentive to overpay compared to the loc
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3y ago
I put most of my non essential subscription spending on virtual debit cards. I rotate the virtual cards frequently so stuff that is low priority gets automatically blocked and churned out.
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3y ago
If you look at the spiva scorecard report 92% of hedge funds underperformed the sp500 - so the bet would essentially be a coin toss with 92/8 percent probability split
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3y ago
Most indie projects are just quick money grab
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3y ago
How is this different from microaquire and other dozen marketplaces?
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3y ago
They come from all over the place but on average the quality is lower
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hankchinaski
3y ago
Same for tomatoes British grown tomatoes have no taste compared to southern Europe equivalent. Among an endless list of other produces. Taste standards are much lower in the UK than anywhere else in Europe so not surprising
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3y ago
It’s difficult to find but as a freelancer you can find a middle ground working on interesting projects with radical autonomy earning $100/hour
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3y ago
I stopped smoking when I moved to the uk. A pack of 20 is 4 times as much as it is back in Spain or Italy. That alone made the trick
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3y ago
Returns are driven by earnings growth and valuation expansion . The article only looks at a specific time frame which favours significantly the rebound of tech. Looking at a longer time frame the returns are also not as normally distributed
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3y ago
I personally trust more Google and apple than a spider web of random developers and potential malwares that might cause just security issues in the long run and reduce the overall security of the platform and ecosystem
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3y ago
Rust rapid prototyping? It’s an hallucination
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3y ago
This is like Michelangelo suing Caravaggio because he copied or better, was inspired by his work
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3y ago
Musk has a track record of proving skeptics and commentators alike wrong. With Tesla and spacex. Now one should assume the same with twitter. Even if my experience with the platform has made me move further away from it. Maybe it will be a
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3y ago
Russia
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3y ago
I would be keen to know what techniques are used. Usually subdomain discovery is done with dns axfr transfer request which leaks the entire dns zone (but this only works on ancient and unpatched nameservers) or with dictionary attacks. Ther
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3y ago
exactly - people each time there is a fine they continue to regurgitate the usual "but what bout their revenue" - people on the orange site thinking they know better than a panel of expert regulators
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3y ago
in the uk we measure the price of a basket of goods, which includes quantity adjustment. So packaging size is irrelevant. https://www.ons.gov.uk/economy/inflationandpriceindices/meth... >The simplest form of di
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3y ago
the choice as you say it's not between kellogs vs aldi cereals. But between highly processed and industrially produced crap and organic high quality raw foods. I personally don't buy any of the products on this list. But for a lot
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3y ago
The problem with academics and people that reason this way is that they put themselves on a pedestal and assume that their model represents reality 1:1 with a zero margin of error. You must trust the model otherwise you are labeled a conspi
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3y ago
Darwinian law of self selection will take its course
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