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joshxyz
4y ago
still below CAC (cost of acquiring customer) I guess
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4y ago
https://rust-lang.github.io/mdBook/
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Keep in mind to hit a balance between consuming knowledge and applying them.
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my advice is he should follow his heart and gut. its cheesy but this guy excels already, hes still young so he can try different things to find one that really interests him. that thing could intersect with any kind of domain or industry. b
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4y ago
things to learn on their end - askign the right questions - trying something before asking for help - giving all the context i need instead of making me ask for it one by one
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Oh its my time to shine. I lose my shit on these people if it becomes a too common of occurence. I straight up tell them to google xyz, try xyz. No spoonfeeding. It creates some drama sometimes but hey it moves things forward and really tea
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4y ago
HAHAHA oh god nostalgia. Also reminds me of mybb which is more themable. Remember the days you can become a forum owner simply with a domain name and free hosting with cpanel.
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4y ago
none. whats life without chaos and suffering? kidding i just use lists. lots of it. on paper and online, whatever is accessible.
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4y ago
Just sales. Transferrable skill to whatever interest they want. Also teeaches them self reliance and responsibility. I might also teach them how to google.
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Right now I let the user modify a transform function that accepts the csv row then returns the table row. Screenshot here: https://ibb.co/09KJX18 Currently it is in JavaScript since it is the easiest to emulate in the brows
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4y ago
Consistent exercise and quality food (meats and veggies). And lots of thoughts and prayers. I wanna second tarun's comment. Being physically active and having social baseline helps a lot on their general well being.
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4y ago
no website yet, but my project lets you: - select a data source (e.g. csv file or remote database) - select a data transform function - select a data sink (e.csv or remote database) - execute that pipeline all of the ui within the browser,
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4y ago
reddit mods are fucking snowflakes, stay out of it.
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4y ago
yea you can say fuck off well politically correct answer is to fork off they should fork it instead haha
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4y ago
Found this for Apache Kafka: https://www.gentlydownthe.stream/
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4y ago
Listen to sigma rule song. It is not you shutting down a startup. It is you opening doors to your new ones where you can reuse what worked and recreate what didnt.
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4y ago
Thats evil and hilarious lol. Password must start with a cat, end with a dog haha.
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4y ago
Regular ones you use, just like how you'd treat an enterprise client, nothing fancy. The hardest parts in these kind of projects is educating their staff and discovering the edge cases before they get shipped out.
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4y ago
always hilarious when it gets removed
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4y ago
That's kinda nuanced imo, like maybe unless you really ask someone from there, it would be hard to discern as an outsider if they went under because their engineering team suck, or their marketing + sales team suck, or their founding t
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4y ago
> Imagine you were tasked to price a product and your report read "charge as much as you can get away with". If i'm one of the shareholders i'd want to hear something that rhymes with that. They're not a small t
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4y ago
no i hate and abhor php i would rather get kicked by a donkey in the face. but it taught me if else switch case, basics like that, not bad. what made me change paths is it is tough to work with php and mysql given the amount of vulnerabilit
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imo it is the amount they can get away with, especially with their first mover advantage back then. sometimes it costs more to move to another vendor than to just stick with their high prices.
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4y ago
you wont recover if you think it is too late. you are 37 lol still young, still got a lot of time. perspective.
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hmmm part of me thinks the people who need it will reverse engineer it and rebuild a version of it, or they will find a more accessible / opensource alternative, or will pay someone to make it or to give them access to it. those who do
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Ask HN: What are the best learning references that have you found?
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yknow typical startup answer: the one you are comftable writing code in where you can iterate fast and ship to users fast
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snapcraft changed my life, i can easily install a lot of stuff without going through installation wizards.
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mac if you have money. ubuntu if you are broke. no, you cannot escape google, bing, and yandex. is duckduckgo even truly secure? what if it's just psyop honeypot by international 3 letter agencies? kiding aside, yes i recommend ubuntu
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4y ago
check yourself first if youre paid enough to deal with it. money solves a lot of problems including those ones.
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