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by jamil7 3y ago
> and terrible codebases Heh, don't worry you'll see plenty of those.
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by jamil7 3y ago
I asked it to create a vegan meal plan for a 4-day through hike, and it came up with decent ideas.
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by jamil7 3y ago
For the purposes of this discussion I don’t think the underlying engine really matters (I’m not supporting Apple’s rule here). 99% of users are going to be downloading Chrome or FF to have a consistent UX and sync their bookmarks, history a
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by jamil7 3y ago
Even as an iOS user/developer it’s hard for me to imagine people choosing to use messages over one of the alternatives, I don’t get this about the US. Is it really a status thing?
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by jamil7 3y ago
Subscriptions are 15% after the first year.
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by jamil7 3y ago
> I use it to set timers Yeah, literally all I use it for is to set a timer when I've put warm beer in the freezer.
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by jamil7 3y ago
It's best not to ask it anything like that, it has the most boring, bog-standard answers on anything divisive.
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by jamil7 3y ago
This is a very real barrier, it takes some time to build enough confidence to push through and continue in the target language.
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by jamil7 3y ago
I always felt plözlich was more urgent, like "suddenly"?
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by jamil7 3y ago
It depends on where you are and what you're doing in the city. After a long enough time here, that lack of German starts to stunt or limit you to a degree. You'll end up in the same types of places with the same groups of people.
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by jamil7 4y ago
I don't think it really comes down to language choice.
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by jamil7 4y ago
Your break has now been extended.
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by jamil7 4y ago
Do both, pick a few very small ideas that you can build and learn to market, don't treat these “the idea” but more as training grounds for yourself and keep them small and self-contained. These could be products that already exist, in
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by jamil7 4y ago
I use Safari as a daily driver because it tends to have a low impact on my machine. Whether Apple has the stomach for competing with Google directly after these changes remains to be seen, Microsoft threw in the towel after all.
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by jamil7 4y ago
> Sideloading is full of risks, and I don't love it. But it's at least a little bit of competition to push Apple towards make the App Store useful again. As someone who develops for the platform, I tend to agree, I'll prob
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by jamil7 4y ago
It will still run in a sandbox, that's how iOS works. It just will bypass app store review, meaning certain rules won't be enforced.
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by jamil7 4y ago
I think Poland might be worse actually, but yes Germany is bad.
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by jamil7 4y ago
I'm pro renewables, but I think the supply side is a significant obstacle https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBVmnKuBocc
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by jamil7 4y ago
> Cars are an order of magnitude safer than they used to be and we were trending towards 0. This isn’t true for the US, cars are actually more dangerous due to the prevalence of SUVs that skirt safety regulations by being sold as light t
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by jamil7 4y ago
> rich people don't care about carbon taxes So? What does it have to do with rich people. Tax carbon emissions used to produce goods and services rather than some complicated per person credit system.
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by jamil7 4y ago
Unsurprising to see Germany creating escape hatches for itself with “e-fuels”.
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by jamil7 4y ago
Apart from causing all kinds of undesirable side effects and incentives, isn’t this more effectively done with a carbon tax?
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by jamil7 4y ago
Not sure why this is downvoted, it’s a valid point.
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by jamil7 4y ago
There’s an edge case in which you can lose access to your account as well when switching from github to email login with the same email. It’s an edge case but quite a bad one.
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by jamil7 4y ago
That or the leadership is inexperienced and get the team locked in a build trap.
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by jamil7 4y ago
Selling energy to countries that can no longer buy Russian energy.
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by jamil7 4y ago
I feel similarly having grown up with the books. The difference in that example the author himself updated the text.
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by jamil7 4y ago
I've freelanced full-time on and off for periods of a few years throughout my career, and completely agree. There's a misconception that it's in some way "flexible". When it comes to things like taking holiday, you
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by jamil7 4y ago
Yeah, someone pitching a marketplace idea makes me wince, very hard to pull off from scratch without an existing following or building off of something else.
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by jamil7 4y ago
I'm not sure if there's an easy answer. It depends on the business and where your users already are. Sometimes that means mobile, sometimes that means the web, or sometimes it might be some plugin or extension to an existing tool.

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