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by jerrre 8y ago
> Even though I don't know how they'll monetize this, it seems a really well thought out product. Depending on how you define product, this is a major show stopper. I'd say a product can't be called well thought out,
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by jerrre 8y ago
I think a lot of DAW work is still done with wave-data not note data...
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by jerrre 8y ago
> Deep-water fish OTOH have been caught in the Mariana trench at down to 8000 meters. No reason why 3000 meters is the magic limit for whales. Well they don't have to come to the surface every X minutes
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by jerrre 8y ago
> not to deal with criticism, but to deal with indifference Thanks for reminding me, I'm not sure where I read it, but indeed the opposite of love is not hate, but indifference... Still I want to get my product in the hand of users,
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Ask HN: How do I get people that reacted positively to use my product
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by jerrre 8y ago
maybe the books from the founders of Basecamp, Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson? Not sure if they're more recent, and also reeks a bit of survivorship bias, but what book doesn't.
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by jerrre 8y ago
I'd say for founders time spent is a much more important factor than it is for VCs since a founder can only bet on one company. I have no clue about average time between rounds but if we say 1 year for every round, (1y for seed, 2y for
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by jerrre 8y ago
But you would have to find a way to survive 6 full months without a job, which ironically is much easier if you're in software...
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by jerrre 8y ago
isn't it guaranteed that is points sizeof(int) bytes higher than the address of b? Whether something useful is behind that address is another question
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by jerrre 8y ago
Instead of passing/returning null, there are much clearer things for all your examples, depending on the situation: Optionals, Empty Containers, Errors. Just using null communicates very little.
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by jerrre 8y ago
"the top 2% of professional competitive swimmers" is very different from the top 2% of the general public....
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by jerrre 8y ago
To me there is a big difference to feel emotions for a Tamagotchi which is a toy designed to seem like it has emotions itself (just as fiction characters, dolls) and stuff like roombas, car keys (?), dishwashers...
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by jerrre 8y ago
edit: did not read correctly: https://godbolt.org/g/XjdL7i - uint8_t controller_state = BTN_A | BTN_B; if I read correctly this example would not be possible anymore right? bitmask<Button> controll
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by jerrre 8y ago
If there is no difference, there is no reason. What would be the difference?
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by jerrre 8y ago
> * No one can get access to Google's data * Those who can get access cannot harm you Maybe it's more about will than can if you're a bit more pragmatic? Anyone on the street can harm you, but not many will ....
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by jerrre 8y ago
Is monopoly gambling? Where buying property is betting on the uncertain outcome of someone landing there later, and the stakes are playmoney or the honors of winning?
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by jerrre 8y ago
Could you give some examples of projects for which each of those language (types) are useful. Because I think it is important to choose a language fitting with the problem (or the other way around if it's exercise)
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by jerrre 8y ago
"early-adopters" are more active users than the users coming a bit later?
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by jerrre 8y ago
Is that the christmas week dipping every year?
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by jerrre 8y ago
What is PVR?
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by jerrre 8y ago
why is this strange? -O0 is no optimization at all, so it isn't strange % yields an integer division right? On -03 they compile to the same, both signed and unsigned.
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by jerrre 8y ago
you could also block GIFs from animating by default
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by jerrre 8y ago
I'm not an expert by far, but aren't many animal "gestures" shared by multiple species: lying down to surrender, standing on hind legs to threaten, showing teeth, etc...?
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by jerrre 8y ago
> What would happen if you make the circle in the code bigger? More precision?
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by jerrre 8y ago
very cool, does anyone happen to if there's a term for this?
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by jerrre 9y ago
const var would become a nice contradiction...
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by jerrre 9y ago
when they're the same temperature?
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by jerrre 9y ago
You could also have a counter of problematic area's: some parts are easier to break than others, and could be improved/made more robust...
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by jerrre 9y ago
I keep hearing the argument that the people most likely to pay for not looking at ads, are the most interesting to advertisers.....
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by jerrre 9y ago
No problem, it's just meta-data \s

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