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mock the actors and builders and hvac technicians all you'd like, sorta reinforces the overall political landscape. not a great look imo
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Who isn't asking for something to bring more production home? Studio execs? People in LA, ATL, etc want to work, and every year there is less and less jobs below the line in the US, even though there's more productions overall pai
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1y ago
It's about the production of movies, not the distribution of movies. I don't think people in this thread are reading the article. The original title of this submission didn't help.
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1y ago
The filmmaking industry is constantly flying productions all over the world to avoid paying US labor. Waste of time, money, energy. And the saved money isn't given back to the people making the movie, the unions are still constantly fi
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I had not, looks pretty cool but solves the inverse of the problem as I see it. I want a backend agnostic frontend toolset that is a GIS that I can customize to my needs. I don't want to implement the tools myself, that's too low
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Similarly I see it as it an inevitable that you will deal with a problem related to these issues, then have a massive blocker if you aren't already familiar with the details because debugging requires more than a cursory understanding
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1y ago
I think we're mostly making the same point about complexity, ya. To me, I think it's mostly a frontend problem stopping the spread of mapping in consumer apps. Backend geo is easy tbh. There is so much good, free tooling. Mapping
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1y ago
I work on geospatial apps and the software I think I am most excited about is https://felt.com/ . I want to see them expand their tooling such that maps and data source authentication/authorization was controllable by t
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1y ago
To me this seems pretty apt, and probably more generalizable. The world is claimed. There is no glory to come from being the first anymore, and that is too big a bummer for a lot of Great Men. I think future progress will be the composition
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2y ago
Generally I agree with you, but I think MLB has actually been pretty responsive to the modern-era dynamic nature of the game. Love them or hate them, they're trying rule changes in the minor leagues and bringing up the ones that work.
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2y ago
Very true. I dream to be able to hit off one of the fancy ones the players have at the facilities
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2y ago
I think it's quite cool (disclaimer: I am indeed a dirty Yankees fan) Hitting is really hard. If you feel up to it, and can find a public batting cage near you that has a fast pitch machine (usually maxes out 75-85mph which is 20+ mph
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Very cool. I love these feeds. A very common flow for me when I see something weird on adsb or fr24 is to grab the ICAO address of the plane and search it on https://app.airframes.io/ to see if it was sending out any ACARS
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More and more I think these types of problems come down to (a) smaller attention spans, married with (b) dimensionality reduction, and (c) advertising optimization techniques. Meaning that as the content we consume becomes shorter, the moti
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Really cool. I've considered doing something similar for alerting me of things seen in the air but without a transponder turned on. Good tip about the birds, I wouldn't have anticipated that ha. Aside, the way air travel still hap
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I guess I just don't think that's true when it comes to China? The VP attended the inauguration yesterday. But I could be naive, we'll see
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Right, but they've been doing that for a while, to everyone. The US is much quieter about it, right? But you can twist this move and see how the gov would not want to display that level of investment within itself as it could be interp
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I hear this joked about sometimes or used as a metaphor, but in the literal sense of the phrase, are we in a cold war right now? These types of dollars feel "defense-y", if that makes sense. Especially with the big focus on energy
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I think by biz heroes I mean people who I believe I can emulate and therefore want to be around more, which creates a feedback loop that makes me excited to start companies— which happened to me. I know they’re still amazing folks here, but
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FWIW on HN circa 2012 when I joined, there were people I thought were biz heroes who posted here and that made the place feel smaller, and that dynamic is gone I think. I’m not sure it can be manufactured again either, in the age of persona
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all the cloud vendors will work with you if you can potentially bring them business or make connections, and selling cloud to biz/gov is lucrative then there's the bigger resellers like cdw or insight and companies like carahsoft
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(opinions) picked up from doing enterprise/gov sales as a startup founder, relevant to early days of a saas mostly - you can't outsource sales before pmf, and you probably don't have pmf yet - talk to (at least) a potential c
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2y ago
we should start a club
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7y ago
SEEKING WORK — Philadelphia, PA — Remote or PHL Hi, I'm Julius -- I build iOS & Android apps, backend APIs, and React apps. I also do some data analytics and visualization work. - In the past I built the Fitocracy iOS apps (frequen
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SEEKING WORK -- Remote -- Philadelphia, PA Hi, I'm Julius! My background is in mobile app development, but in the last few years I've done more web work using React and building APIs with Python & Django. I built the Fitocracy
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SEEKING WORK - Remote only out of Philadelphia, PA Hello, I'm Julius -- I'm an experienced developer that can build just about anything. My background is in mobile app development, but in the last few years I've done more web
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8y ago
While this thread is on the front page, I wanted to chime and say I had a good experience with the folks at https://www.rpmhst.com They do home sleep testing and will write a prescription for a PAP machine. The discount of buyin
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SEEKING WORK -- NJ/NYC -- Usually work remotely I'm Julius. I make mobile apps for iOS and Android, as well as APIs using Rails, Django, and Node.js. I'm available immediately for projects. Previously, my work has been featur
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SEEKING WORK -- New Jersey/Remote. Hi -- I'm Julius, I do mobile app development for iOS and Android as well as backend APIs using Rails or Django. Objective-C, Swift, Java, Ruby, and Python are the languages I use on a regular ba
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SEEKING WORK -- Remote / Central NJ Hi! I'm Julius. I build native mobile apps for iOS and Android as well as backend APIs. I built the Fitocracy mobile apps, the Daily Burn Apple TV app featured in Apple Stores, the On The Regime
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