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by hazz99 7y ago
I was expecting them to talk about gathering requirements, talking to users, innovating etc. Not this!
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Its a lot more informative to scroll and comprehend the size of the number
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This is really not the important thing here. The hard part is going to market and carving out a niche for yourself (not to mention the endless customer validation and following synthesis), especially in a crowded and rapidly commoditising m
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by hazz99 7y ago
Why is it infuriating? It gives you a preview before you have to purchase the book. What's wrong with that? If anything, it's better than some publishers.
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by hazz99 7y ago
> employers decide to interview you based off of you experience and education - not because you picked a nice font for your CV Anecdotally, I've got a lot more call-backs and interviews with a nicely presented, professional-looking
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by hazz99 7y ago
It's likely the Go libter requiring every public method / variable to be documented.
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by hazz99 7y ago
Social media is important - I'm tired of all these people claiming the opposite. Maybe quitting social media works for your lifestyle / situation, but I'd hate it. I have many overseas friends that I can only stay up-to-date
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by hazz99 7y ago
Why would I use this over the original, iconic HN run by Ycombinator?
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by hazz99 7y ago
Ah - my bad. Not trying to suggest anything, just sharing my experience.
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by hazz99 7y ago
I'd recommend Dart. It's a great language but the ecosystem was severely lacking when I lasted used it. An additional benefit is that it's super easy to contribute to the Flutter codebase!
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by hazz99 7y ago
I've honestly had a great experience on stackoverflow throughout my life. Maybe it's because I put time and effort into my questions, but everyone has been nice and informative (at worst they link to a similar question)
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by hazz99 7y ago
Why is it infantile to want to experience life on another planet/moon?
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by hazz99 7y ago
> You are what you consume I'd like to highlight this – especially for those searching for insight in the comments. Pick and choose what media & content you consume. The adage "you are the average of the 5 people you spend
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by hazz99 7y ago
Can you share your learnings / point me in the right direction for learning about attachment theory? That sounds really interesting! > TypeScript I can relate! Made development so much nicer for me.
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by hazz99 7y ago
> Toned down my habit of almost compulsorily seeing the good in people. Do you think this is a good thing? I've personally tried to do the complete opposite, and I think it's thoroughly improved my life and mental wellbeing. I
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by hazz99 7y ago
Yes, I agree - server side rendering is likely better for SEO in most scenarios, and so I should consider it in a business context where SEO is essential. This isn't everyone. The comment I replied to said that Google should "deli
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by hazz99 7y ago
My laptop from 2011/2012 loads everything perfectly, albeit a bit slower. I assume most people have a computer produced in the last decade. Even my grandparents use an old iPad or cheap smartphone. My machine isn't particularly po
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by hazz99 7y ago
Why? I enjoy writing client-side SPAs, and I can pump out a better UI/UX must faster than I could otherwise. My users don't care how I build it, just that the site works and is enjoyable to use. If I need server-side rendering I&#
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by hazz99 7y ago
Depends what you mean by database applications. If you want to get your hands dirty and understand SQL theory, you'll need to learn relational algebra.
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by hazz99 7y ago
Not an expert, but surely regional pricing makes sense for countries with a much lower average income (or the reverse). I want people all round the world to play my games, not just those fortunate enough to be born where their dollar is str
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by hazz99 7y ago
Definitely Haskell for introducing me to functional programming concepts (which I know use everywhere) and Erlang for introducing me to the actor model, embracing failure, and writing easily scalable and reliable code.
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I've recently traveled outside Australia and used the facial recognition "smart" system. It was completely non-obvious that we could opt-out - it was only implied by the text. After going through security, I asked an official
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by hazz99 7y ago
Presumably they vet the different apps that come through, which is a difficult process to automate. > It's not incredibly difficult to operate a trusted digital app sales ecosystem How do you ensure the trust of the millions of apps
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by hazz99 7y ago
I remember finding out about ctrl+r, I thought it was incredible. The shell has so many helpful features and I'm continuously discovering more.
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by hazz99 7y ago
Definitely! In theory, it should be ~super~ easy for me to release on iOS, since Flutter is cross platform and I have a Mac. Unfortunately I don't have an iPhone to test it on, but I could potentially borrow one from a friend. I'l
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Show HN: Simple Workout – Weightlifting Tracking App
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Ask HN: What is the best way to store images?
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by hazz99 7y ago
Google Photos does some really handy stuff with facial recognition, which was super helpful when searching & collating photos. Doesn't help much for privacy, however.
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by hazz99 7y ago
Unrelated, but searchtempest.com is a pretty neat little site. You've mentioned in your bio that you work on it fulltime - does it generate revenue? I'm interested in sideprojects that became real projects, and am curious what you
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by hazz99 7y ago
What are the use cases for taking regular screenshots?

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