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by hsribei 10y ago
Wow, it's so great to hear that there are people out there who are actually doing this. Congratulations! That's exactly the kind of security I want to have. Good to know how long it took you. 6+ years requires grit, and although s
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by hsribei 10y ago
SMS Inbox is brilliant! Congrats for being successful with it. Your suggestion to focus on a platform is also great, I hadn't thought about it. Stripe is soon going to launch in Brazil too, so there will probably be many low-hanging op
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by hsribei 10y ago
If it's not too personal, I'd love to know how your, er, personal philosophy has changed over the years. Is it work that got more interesting, so you don't mind doing more of it, or you found new uses for money you didn'
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by hsribei 10y ago
For the same technical challenge? None occurs to me, but I'll think harder about that. Even if other options are more challenging, I guess I welcome the excuse to dabble in Elm soon :) Thanks for the advice.
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by hsribei 10y ago
Wow, thanks a lot for taking the time to answer. This is better than getting on the front page. >a) recurring revenue (BCC didn't have it and _believe me_ did that radically raise the savviness bar required on the customer acquisiti
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by hsribei 10y ago
Indeed! I take back what I said previously. There has been positive response and even someone who's done before giving me hope it's possible: https://www.indiehackers.com/forum/post/-KgG2eMQ4Sv9wWUc4SKJ
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by hsribei 10y ago
Glad to see @patio11 thinks the same way. Look at his answer to this: Q: Why are you bothering with BCC when consulting is so much more lucrative? (I can think of a few good reasons, but I'd like to hear what your reasons are.) A: I re
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Ask HN: What's the closest one can get to a personal Basic Income with software?
26 points by hsribei 10y ago|31 comments
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by hsribei 10y ago
Thanks! Good luck on yours too. If you write about it, please let me know. My gmail is hsribei.pub. Cheers!
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4HWW 4 Devs: How to Pay Rent When You're Sick (And Won't Get Better, for Years)(hsribei.github.io)
6 points by hsribei 10y ago|4 comments
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by hsribei 10y ago
From a health (and personal) perspective, Rolfing and other kinds of myofascial improvement help a lot with stamina.
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by hsribei 10y ago
Do you have a link to where he mentioned Urbit? I find the whole project (politics aside, though i wish this caveat was unnecessary) stunningly beautiful, especially the focus on verbalization (#spokenDSL), and having Alan Kay be interested
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by hsribei 10y ago
Forests (aka the largest connected land-based photosensor arrays on Earth?) and whole ecosystems likely use the visible night sky as a shared clock/synchronization mechanism. Can't begin to imagine the potential consequences of it
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by hsribei 10y ago
I might add that this is pretty much exactly what Elon Musk is asking for with his "Neural Lace" idea to merge humans and machines in "symbiosis". Replace thimble-keys with OpenBCI and you already have it. Urbit.org soun
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by hsribei 10y ago
It seems like you're so close to having a full predictive virtual keyboard (with nothing but dynamically-generated keys). Have you given any thought on integrating this with some sort of bluetooth thimble-like button (makey makey?) on