majestic5762

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by majestic5762 4y ago
Get a job, finish CS, learn product/marketing/cloud architecture. In any order but the point is you have to remain competitive while others fall behind. Sticking to HN over the years will teach you good lessons btw
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by majestic5762 4y ago
Long story short for tracing/debugging/audit purposes. No one wants to take responsibility if an AI tells you to jump from a cliff.
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by majestic5762 4y ago
You need a way to expose your code to others. Use chatgpt, hire a mentor or reviewer, open source your code, whatever it takes. Code reviews are crucial
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by majestic5762 4y ago
Get a job, stay sharp. You already have some income. Start a new business while employed if necessary.
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Ask HN: What can the ChatGPT history bug teach us?
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Some people seem to condemn these theories, while identifying with them and putting themselves at the center. It gives them power. People use this tactic often, but some become boring. ((Jews)) don't like when people say about them the
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by majestic5762 4y ago
People often imagine secret societies with secret gatherings, doing bizarre rituals. This is why it's hard to imagine such cabals. But they do exist and might be pretty chill: people smoking cigars, drinking and discussing ways of maki
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by majestic5762 4y ago
Exactly. [redacted, i was wrong]
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by majestic5762 4y ago
What's antisemitic from my words? But you're correct: people see patterns, like me or you, and they're often wrong, but not always. The truth lurks in there somewhere. But that was just my theory based on personal experience
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My theory is that the wealthy and secret fraternities who put their men in government and politics always need controversial subjects so that they can push hidden agendas behind them. Orchestration can be easy: just a handful of people know
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by majestic5762 4y ago
Very cool!
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by majestic5762 4y ago
I stopped paying for cloudflare after their support team was unable to debug why one of my rewrite conditions wasn't working. I provided them full details like for kindergarden, but they replied after days saying it's working on t
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by majestic5762 4y ago
I agree, but only after you have a product that works. Else, you will see yourself drawn into maintaining the admin features, and not the real product. There can be a middle ground: design your API with ACL from the start, and then the CRUD
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by majestic5762 4y ago
I write types everywhere. Without types, I'm in the blind. So yeah, don't look at motifs why some library maintainer has TS errors in their declaration files. I'm a full-stack TS developer, and I can count on my one hand fing
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by majestic5762 4y ago
Incredible! How didn't i know about it! Pure gold
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by majestic5762 4y ago
Same
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> I've held those letter in my hands, penned by his own hand. Interesting, could you elaborate?
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by majestic5762 4y ago
Or maybe they are used for fraud. Tunneling traffic through a sim card nobody knows about, which if located would be discovered in the mountains, well that's a blackhat dream
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by majestic5762 4y ago
Beautiful ! :)
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by majestic5762 4y ago
Whoever is a js/fe dev, used these already
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Elon Musk throws billionaires party in Transylvania(romania-insider.com)
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by majestic5762 4y ago
I wrote a similar solution 8 years ago. I repurposed the system to identify IPs owned by the government, and notified them if a malicious copy of Windows (but not limited to) was seeded by them. Meaning there was a chance that an unknown ac
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by majestic5762 4y ago
Can say it's true from my experience. My uncle cried and tried to grab my hand when he saw me near his hospital bed, even if he was in a coma. I've knew since then people might be awake even if we perceive then as vegetables
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by majestic5762 4y ago
The DX is really cool, but I remembered protobuf exists https://buf.build/blog/connect-web-protobuf-grpc-in-the-brow... The marketing rhetoric of telefunc activates my skepticism, but I hope it's just me
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by majestic5762 4y ago
I have 2 full time jobs and working for my startup. 1 job provided stocks, my startup provided crypto, and my monthly income overall is 15k. It's hard to handle everything but key is to prioritize and do as much as possible in a day. N
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by majestic5762 4y ago
I raised $2M by developing a full e2e white-labeled crypto crowdfunding solution as an entrepreneur(as a solo dev anyway), but I make 50$/h as a solo dev for any other side gig. And I took care of everything, from legal, accounting, in
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by majestic5762 4y ago
I've been watching Supabase for a long time and wanted to try it out. I had the chance to use it in a couple of projects that I started, but I feared it will cause me problems down the road, and eventually I decided to build the backen
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by majestic5762 4y ago
You are right and I agree 100%. This is my experience as well.
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by majestic5762 4y ago
I'm starting a tech cooperative. Ping me if interested. Premises: high income gigs, balanced focus on in-house grown SaaS and on-prem subscriptions for passive income, cash evenly distributed among members, freedom for everyone to take
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I'm starting a tech cooperative. Ping me if interested(linkedin.com)
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