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3y ago
Cars in Turkey cost a multiple of what they do in US and people earn much less. 10k vs 25k for a 2012 Corolla. Also if my info is correct currently people are signing up in dealerships to buy a car next year?
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3y ago
YouTube channel is a must if you run a business. Ran $100 of ads and got zero orders. Spent a couple hours on a video and got 10.
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4y ago
That's a great idea, I will get in touch with them once I wrangle my unit price and figure out how to scale the manufacturing :)
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4y ago
Electronic lead screw for metal lathe - https://kachurovskiy.com/ - started about a week ago and sold 4 kits so far. Unit cost today is 61€ so margin is rather slim too.
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4y ago
Is your comment made possible by curiosity stream?
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4y ago
The amount of certifications to go through for a physical products is insane - here's a brief overview of just one of the standards - https://youtu.be/fL-Yz9b1eMk - frankly it's amazing (both good and bad) that to
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4y ago
I've come to accept the fact that there are millions of people better than me at something. It's depressing and hopeless trying to be the best, there isn't even an objective measure. My goal is instead to be useful.
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I'm willing to bet that the wast majority of Angry Bird users (including myself) didn't have a payment method on file at the time of install, much less would agree to spend $10 on it.
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4y ago
Based on articles like this, one gets an impression that Albania is a bad place - which is not the case according to people who actually spent some time there: https://youtu.be/R1BYTmqWjTU
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4y ago
It's curious how HM conventional wisdom is "Google is too powerful" and "Google needs to work harder" at the same time.
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4y ago
This is plain bad advice that sounds smart because it comes from the "ultra-practical" but short-term corner of thinking. In reality being a good person is what pays off long-term. If I'm laid off, I will continue my professi
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4y ago
"being disagreeable-that is, behaving in aggressive, selfish, and manipulative ways" - am I the only one finding this definition incorrect? I think a disagreeable person is one not willing to accept an opinion they find incorrect.
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4y ago
Google Photos already has image to video capabilities with the Cinematic photo feature - https://blog.google/products/photos/new-cinematic-photos-and...
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It makes me sad that there's so much focus on image and VFX on Netflix while having a below average story in most cases. There are movies that consist of a person talking on the phone in a room that are more enjoyable than Netflix'
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Developer's job is to provide solutions. Sometimes writing code is the optimal way to provide it. Code written usually becomes a liability rather than an asset. While LOC is an important metric overall, we should measure productivity i
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5y ago
GitHub works great for me - with Discussions tab being very useful e.g. https://github.com/kachurovskiy/nanoels/ Also helps that you can publish and serve static HTML/JS files in the same place. With video su
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I definitely do not miss dealing with US immigration, unreasonable visa categories and green card process. Getting blue card and later residence permits in Germany for my family was such a breeze of sensibility and welcomeness compared to U
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5y ago
Sevastopol Naval Base is Russian since 1783 if I understand correctly.
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5y ago
So if someone sails a loaded warship within the line of sight of a foreign nation military base without their OK... They should just be cool? Asking for a friend.
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6y ago
My parents near Moscow got a shot within a few days after asking for it.
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6y ago
It's always good to have less waste and single-use items. At the same time, maybe it's better to use the oil in it's processed form (plastic) before burning it[1] instead of burning it right away[2]? On the go, now you'r
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7y ago
I'm working on https://www.idea-matrix.com/ but have hard time motivating myself to invest more time into it :/
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7y ago
Built something similar but with less features and moving parts, abandoned due to the lack of interest: https://github.com/kachurovskiy/ArinaCast
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7y ago
I work in open spaces as a software engineer for all my career (14 years) and have long gotten used to them. Currently have 2 other teams sitting in the same space, often chatting, headphones usually help. Not a fan of working from home.
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7y ago
Did someone read the actual proposal? Article doesn't make sense: free access to some data sets and remove competition rules to improve competition? Hope it's not another incumbent lobby group carving I better deal for themselves.
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Brushing teeth is a must but flossing wasn't proven to have measurable effect on teeth health last time I checked.
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In his planning and execution he seems to focus on technical and product parts. Those aspects of his projects seem to be doing well.
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I went till the end of the tree on Duolingo 5 years ago on just the free tier. Installed it a few months ago for my daughter and now the free tier is useless, can't do much at all. Memrise is more useful on free tier but quite buggy. I
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Right, photos are average at best. I was looking to sell based on location / area where the photos were taken and it worked to some degree - all 3 purchases are from Germany and France. It's just that there are too many photos and
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7y ago
Registered on Shutterstock 11 months ago, added 9 photos, sold 3 for a grand total of $0.75. Selling stock photos made sense for photographers 10-20 years ago, not worth it anymore unless you're at the very top. For the reference: htt
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