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lgkk
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lgkk
3y ago
Nice! Would you mind offering some advice to me on how you raised a pre seed?
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3y ago
Yolo
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Thanks! If he helps me build the product outside of his regular employment duties, can I give him advisory equity? As you mentioned I cannot pay him. Thank you again.
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3y ago
Hi. I’m working on early product (no fundraising yet) and my friend is on h1 and cannot work with me due to visa restrictions. Is there any option here so we can work together?
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3y ago
Did you have a working product and revenue? Curious, Ty.
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3y ago
Cool! What is your company doing? Can you explain more?
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3y ago
You can try spacemacs. https://www.spacemacs.org/
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3y ago
Because my core gets weaker the more I sit. And it leads to bad posture which makes my back hurt. Just a little plank every so often offsets the back pain and posture issues.
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3y ago
I do a 30s to one min plank for every 30 min I sit. And every 30 min I get up and look outside anyway to rest my eyes.
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3y ago
I'm imagining a bunch of Tech Priests doing rituals and chanting in front of the data center to encourage the Machine Spirit to restart.
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3y ago
congrats!
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Interesting. I’m still building my automation platform product and looking to encrypt my data going into db. In my case I’m using Go for the backend applications. Any suggestions there? Also do you suggest I do per user level keys or organi
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He ended up getting a job as a cobol programmer at that IT company. The guy who ran the punch execution helped him understand what was going on and gave him some books.
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My dad, who wanted to move us to America for a long time, got his start in programming and the ability to achieve that goal thanks to punch cards. Hope it’s ok to share my anecdote thanks for bringing this memory up. He has a basic certific
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Not sure. I use it with Ubuntu and it works great.
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I have Sony WH-1000XM4 noise cancelling headphones, and I've attached an Antlion Modmic to it. I'm quite pleased with the mic quality and others also mention how clear and great it sounds. It can be used while charging but it uses
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3y ago
Have you tried also tried COPY for batch?
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Job and trying to work on my startup product on the side. I managed to validate my idea after talking to a bunch of potential customers but the product itself is taking me a while to build on my own. Also life stuff in general.
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My latest job title was platform engineer. Honestly it felt like a hack of all trades role. I was doing everything from k8s tf etc deployments observability monitoring to writing backend services running analytical queries and building UIs
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3y ago
In the repo, readme. Mostly. Each of my repos have an overview, installation, execution, testing, and deployment sections. I include images or links to Lucid for architecture diagrams. Sometimes I put readme into subdirectories as well if I
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4-6 hours. Always struggled with sleep. I wish I could slow time down for others and have like 60 hours a day to do stuff. Just ain’t enough time with so much to do. I also don’t feel comfortable taking sleeping pills, and I have struggled
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3y ago
Tangential anecdote. I would love to upgrade my personal intel MacBook. Unfortunately (mebe) I found a killer deal on a 5950x last year and now I’ve got a beast of a workstation with 128gb ram. I have actually found it hard to use my laptop
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First off, congrats on building such a cool product. I love that I can just "jump into it" which is great. Note that I'm not really a power user of these GPT style tools- here are my questions: Is it possible to get right to
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Apologize in advance if this is a silly question but… Is it fair to assume the earth is a closed loop self healing system? That is even if we dump a lot of bad stuff into the atmosphere, the planet will eventually “equalize” to “normal” lev
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Hey I’m happy to share some things I do in case it helps. I work about 12-14 hours a day. Sometimes more. Rarely less. First, I have a timer set for every 30 minutes on my phone that I refresh each time it goes off. When it goes off, I stan
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Not that I am aware of. If there is one I’d try it out. I usually just make the types by hand on TS client. Maybe gpt :p
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Nice. First time I hear about fastify. I use Go for all backend. But sometimes I have dabbled in node using express. Maybe if I ever have a need to do something with node I’ll try with this. Cheers
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I’d use whatever scales best for the least cost. Go backend. Single binary. Big performance. I’d use Go for as many things as possible until I actually had a need for distinct technologies (queues, redis, etc.). Throw embedded db into the m
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I think Product Managers are extremely valuable. I believe the author must have worked with PMINO or Product Manager in Name Only. AKA, when companies hire Product Mangers (let's call them PM uppercase) and make them program managers (
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Oof since everyone is giving their Tesla experiences I'll share mine. I got my P3D in Oct 2018 and it got bumper damage a couple months later because of a distracted driver. My car was in the shop for almost 1.5 months and the total co
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