jazz9k

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by jazz9k 2y ago
Bluesky is just another haven for degenerate behavior with authoritarian leaders. It will be gone within a year or two.
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by jazz9k 2y ago
Do you really think it's in the best interest of any tech leader to go against any current government leader? When the Democrats were in power they censored opposing speech for the government and embraced DEI. It has nothing to do wit
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by jazz9k 2y ago
If you look at well maintained OSS projects (apache, php, etc). It's the same. Companies with the cash to hire developers are the reason they are successful.
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by jazz9k 2y ago
So the free market approach degrades to heavily regulated and government controlled?
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by jazz9k 2y ago
I've been making money finding bugs for H1 and have made >100k. I finally stopped when two large companies have stopped communicating with me over the last year (all bugs have been triaged on the H1 side). They owe me a total of ar
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by jazz9k 2y ago
I scammed the scammers when I was in-between jobs. I told them to click on a link to get access to my money and it was a fake Gmail login screen telling them they needed to re-authenticate. I got their password and access to their account.
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by jazz9k 2y ago
This is completely allowed under the apache open source license. I'm not sure why people are so upset about it. If you don't want this to happen, release software under a different licensing model.
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by jazz9k 2y ago
I would just rather make more than enough to cover the rent in a nice place to live.
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by jazz9k 2y ago
This may be the case in the short-term. If piracy is left unchecked, the norm eventually becomes 'free', for the work being pirated and a very low percentage of people will pay for it. A good example of this is larger projects in
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by jazz9k 2y ago
If you want to get paid for software, open source isn't the answer. Charge for support or have commercial licenses in place.
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by jazz9k 2y ago
Because it's cheaper now to throw hardware at a problem than actually try to fix the code or root of the issue. This wasn't the case a couple of decades ago. It also means less engineers are needed for most companies.
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by jazz9k 2y ago
This is very true. I know lots of people that spend months reading new tutorials about a topic (like seo, creating a business, etc) and never actually spend the time to try it out. I used to be guilty of it too.
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by jazz9k 2y ago
Leetcode is also there to filter out older developers. Most older developers probably never used those algorithms in college.
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by jazz9k 2y ago
I knew someone similar. They would just get free templates and sell them as a website to customers, with almost no changes, aside from logos and text. Most had no Javascript or css and looked terrible, even by 2005 standards. His clients
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by jazz9k 2y ago
You will need to use Frida to avoid root checks if you are going to go the emulator route.
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by jazz9k 2y ago
The software and music industry both learned a good lesson from piracy: start a subscription service so there is nothing to pirate. I don't think there is very much commercial software nowadays that doesn't include a subscription
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by jazz9k 2y ago
Socialized systems are subsidized by the US drug companies. Corporations pour billions of dollars into r&d and other countries end up making cheap generics of the final product, without having to do any of the research. US Healthcare i
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by jazz9k 2y ago
Everything requires some luck, so it's moot. I find the people saying this are trying to find a way to cut down anyone that is successful.
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by jazz9k 2y ago
Sounds like he has a second job. I would bring this higher up the chain if it happens again. Also have proof with code commits you can show as evidence.