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by leandot 4y ago
- Spend quality time with them (not browsing your phone while you pretend to play). - Kids learn from your behavior, not from what you say. So if you tell them to clean but you don't, it won't work. - If you want them to do someth
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by leandot 4y ago
Because revenue is hard to fake, while a lot of the other metrics are easy. For example, a manager could cut costs via layoffs, get their bonus because the profitability increases in the short term and then they would leave to the next comp
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by leandot 4y ago
Battle rope, amazing for working out on the terrace.
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by leandot 4y ago
Same here, and I know others who do the same, you're not alone! Stay strong!
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by leandot 4y ago
I recently switched to Kagi (and pay so they can sustain it) and I have to say it's very good, I rarely have to use g!, maybe for maps only. It also previews code snippets nicely.
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by leandot 4y ago
Relax, you will be fine. Everyone is scared before they have kids and then it all works out, there are a couple of billion kids on this world, how hard can it be.
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by leandot 4y ago
Bike, hammock, portable smokeless grill. Also bought a couple of bikes for kids that couldn't afford them, that's probably what brought me most joy.
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by leandot 4y ago
If your app is making money you can hire a developer, who you can supervise and invest time in another venture/app? Or sell the app and work on something more challenging.
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by leandot 4y ago
If your business is profitable, normally it should not matter that it's open-source. If you post your ARR and type of business, you might find potential buyers even here.
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by leandot 4y ago
There are still ways to get gplay permissions - e.g. see https://42matters.com/docs/app-market-data/android/apps/by_p... (note: i'm affiliated, but I believe it's relevant to the topic).
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by leandot 5y ago
Curious to hear more about that system. What do you do with those spreadsheets?
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by leandot 5y ago
This seems important to you and you're not convinced about the buyer, so you definitely should talk to a lawyer. Escrow is a must, so that the money/transferred assets are released based on mutual consent. And something unrelated
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by leandot 5y ago
Could someone knowledgable in the topic explain in simple terms what can be done in Prolog and not in other mainstream languages? Thanks.
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Ask HN: Data Collection Task for an Internship?
1 points by leandot 5y ago|0 comments
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by leandot 5y ago
Have you tried freelance sites like Upwork or Fiverr?
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by leandot 5y ago
Awesome, but not complete. It's missing the GDPR popup and the "better experience in app" one.
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by leandot 5y ago
My advice is to start building something and write about it regularly. Be genuine about it and people will want to talk to you. Post it to e.g. IH, they have a good forum. I've met some great people that way + I sold a side project. Do
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by leandot 6y ago
I'd second teaching, potentially very rewarding and could make money if you do it right.
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by leandot 6y ago
What about teaching English online or becoming a sales rep for a non-US company, being a native speaker is a big plus and there is plenty of business outside US. QA might also be a possibility with your resume - learn how to use Insomnia&#x
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by leandot 6y ago
Having a good lawyer around is always useful in my view.
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Ask HN: What are your favorite paid learning resources?
2 points by leandot 6y ago|2 comments
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by leandot 6y ago
This. In particular, a rowing machine with water for the home workouts, nothing else worked for me.
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by leandot 6y ago
HN and Indie Hackers are good communities for this, just reach out and I am sure there will be people who'd like to chat. Feel free to reach out to me too if you wish, I run a startup as well (not solo).
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by leandot 6y ago
This is very interesting, this is the easiest way to fall asleep for me - reading a book or watching/listening to a comedy series. For some reason my brain prefers it to a dark & quiet room.
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by leandot 6y ago
In what cases is Nim a better option than Rust? Would be great if anyone with more experience can share more information.
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Nim in 2020: A Short Recap(nim-lang.org)
189 points by leandot 6y ago|118 comments
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by leandot 6y ago
Out of curiosity, what is your bootstrapped saas?
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by leandot 6y ago
Same here, every time I use a browser without an ad blocker I am shocked by the amount and the content of ads.
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Functional Code Is Honest Code(michaelfeathers.silvrback.com)
3 points by leandot 6y ago|0 comments
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by leandot 6y ago
While true for the more trivial cases there are examples that show the opposite e.g. Whatsapp's choice of Erlang allowed it to scale up easier with less engineers - https://www.wired.com/2015/09/whatsapp-serve

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