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by kirso 5y ago
Check _BuildSpace, Pointer.gg and ThirdWeb all of them focused on web3 tutorials. I believe BuildSpace has all of them: - NFTs - DAOs - dApps
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Without sounding negative, it basically says that sometimes its good to have centralisation because you have: - Moderation - Parties with skin in the game for protection - Support - Someone to reach-out to when things go wrong And the secon
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The issue is that HN is a bubble. End consumers don't care and that will always dictate adoption. Also because people are complaining - doesn't mean that this specific implementation of decentralisation is the right one and that&#
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Its only an addiction when you connect your identity to the outcome. The problem is that when you are building something with just an expectation of contributing to the world or intrinsically, it doesn't hurt when you don't get 10
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by kirso 5y ago
Not sure if this was the intention to say it like that. For me, the interpretation is that when you have time to pursue your own interests, you discover something that is worth fighting for. I had 2 months off a job and it was the happiest
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by kirso 5y ago
Pretty much this. If the app requires me to insert stuff manually - I am out... There are plenty of basic trackers for sleep / exercise today where you literally have to just wear the device...
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Everything is a remix!
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Loved reading this, very personal and deep. Here is another reminder that world doesn't have to be spinning around startups, making billions and 1000x outcomes. Perhaps its ok just to be a healthy and mentally stable human being follow
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I love this answer because it resonates. As a former business person who learned the technical ins and outs, I believe the reason why this is happening is because majority of the population is uneducated how general tech works under the hoo
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Mobile gaming has the lowest retention on the market - 90% of users leave on day 7. Mobile gaming is catered towards more casual audience succeeds better with micro-transactions (i.e. $0.99 - $2 like in-app purchases) Most of the notificati
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This... you pretty much did more than 99% of the people on the planet and produced something.
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I guess the only way is to change your thinking... you can't really let them lose their fortunes but being grateful and focusing on your own game. I get it, we all get fomo from time to time, me included. Its ok to feel this way. I hav
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by kirso 5y ago
Omg, please do me a favour and read this book: Defining Decade: Why Your Twenties Matter And How To Make The Most Of Them Now I only read it when I was 30. It has a a typical self-help title but honestly it has all you need to succeed in th
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An Afghan coding bootcamp becomes a lifeline under Taliban rule(technologyreview.com)
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If you would have known the author - you would know he is one of the most humble indie hackers out there. Maybe the title is misleading but totally deserves the upvotes, comments and attention. Just one more click away from the product is n
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by kirso 5y ago
As a beginner, I can't really emphasize how frustrating learning React is... at least compared to Svelte which is really just easy to understand and learning curve is less steep.
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There must be a reason though why a lot of companies are actually using this stack these days with SPAs and it seems like front-end is kind of merging with back-end by using the server-side rendering and server-less DBs with Prisma for inst
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Would you say its actually a good indicator that a candidate will succeed on the job? (no sarcasm intended)
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I am a Logseq user. One thing I realised is that PKM people tend to spend 99% of intellectualising and fetishising different systems like Zettlekasten and P.A.R.A. when in the end your output is what matters. I wasted months, just to realis
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Exactly, I saw people building useful stuff for the internet by using if this then that and arrays without even hearing about 1337... its not about that.
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I am not an engineer but I am always curious - this must not be the case in all companies out there? Same as for other professions, you would suffer in law for the first 5 years doing proof-reading (the grass is always greener). But if you
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If it would have been easy, we would probably have millions of micro-startup founders out there. I have been doing customer discovery professionally for over 10 years as a sales person and PM and there is no 1 method or silver bullet to pre
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Perhaps the biggest skill that you need is to never stop learning and learning how to learn efficiently. Thats probably the best meta out there.
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"Have fun staying poor"... the most used argument to do something with NFTs. Coming back to the main topic, I would suggest looking into Lateral thinking with withered technology. Nobody cares what technology is used for consumer
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Yet it is factually almost correct. Obviously its unhealthy to drop everything on circumstances and I understand what you are trying to say, however research shows: a person's home country explains two-thirds of the variation of inco
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Also, I would find it weird if a person never worked on any side projects or tinkering in the free time to discuss the things above.
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This! The funny thing about no code is that after delving into it for 6 months as a non-technical person and realising its limitations it pushed me to start my code learning journey again. It has its purpose for prototyping and some early v
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Maybe the question is then whether someone has that curiosity about maths?
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Yep, that's also because: "Earlier this year researchers at the London School of Economics released a paper titled, “Why Do People Stay Poor?” that illustrated how the lack of initial wealth (and not motivation or talent) is what
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This! The biggest opportunity is in SaaS for industries where techies don't see problems or were not really digitized yet. The setback is that they are pretty boring and you have to many times deal with different people in terms of sal

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