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matchmike1313
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9y ago
1) React Native 2) Some Japanese for a trip next year 3) Better meditation practices 4) General and technical knowledge via my goal of listening to 25 audiobooks next year
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1) Vue 2) React 3) Python 4) Deploying apps with Nanobox 5) R
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1) Due to the fact the government is going to tax cryptocurrency trading, pre-emptive sells 2) Speculation: negative cases 3) Fees increasing to trade BTC
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Working on an in-app PDF viewer in a react side project. I am working with PDF.js and experimenting with tracking page views, per page views, and total time interacted with a document. Once I have that initial data I would like to use some
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1. Super Nintendo 2. Creepy Crawlers 3. Nintendo 64 4. Apple Cinema Display (Old style)
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Apple Macbook Pro 2016 13" with Sierra. Base model.
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I don't think it is rude to ignore them. They are probably mass messaging people anyway. If I do want to respond I use a short non-canned response.
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I would go hike the more technical peaks I am hesitate to hike, travel to the top countries on my bucket list I haven't visited, and I would get married to my girlfriend.
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For us, we did the following (in-order) and just recently hit 100. 1. Meet face-to-face with prospects in our area, either by cold-calling, cold-emailing, or walking-in 2. After #1, we asked for referrals for to other prospects 3. Next we s
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I would take 8M of it, drop it into safe "sleep-well at night investments" and then use the rest of pay off my house and live the rest of my days hacking away at whatever projects make me happy and living off the interest from the
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I recently switched to the Acer XR382CQK 37.5” UltraWide QHD monitor and could not be happier. The curve is just enough that using it manage a couple apps at once on one display is perfect. I also love the extra real-estate you get on the 3
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1. 10% Happier 2. Traction 3. Unshakable 4. Shoe Dog (This has been my favorite book thus far of 2017, I did not think it would of left such a lasting impression on me about life and success and business) 5. Start with Why 6. The Subtle Art
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Traction, I always find it a good book to gift to friends that are trying to start businesses.
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I think there is no doubt we will get closer but I feel that we are 10 years away from general AI. I think blockchain projects will on some level help nearly all general software.
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I think their software has gone from great to "okay" in the last 3 years. I'm not talking on features per se but on usability and stability, and as a developer, that matters A LOT. I also think that management is failing, I a
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1) Automotive Analytics web app 2) Open swimming (in lake) tracker for swim clubs (mobile web app)
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10 before the ban, 4 after the ban.
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I do the following: 1) Organic beans 2) Burr grinder 3) Bonavita Coffee Maker (This will brew at a specific temp for the beans and distributes the water evenly over the grounds.) 4) Post: add coconut oil for energy boost
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Oh okay, thanks for the background. If I were in your shoes, I would push as hard as I could to build a simple prototype, and then attempt to get as many meetings as possible with industry leaders that could (sponsor) your app. It's re
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Yes, I would highly recommend it.
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I would love to do my best to answer, can you share a little bit more about your audience and the problem the product solves? At that point I could give a much more thorough opinion on your situation.
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Either build my own (Newegg.com typically) or Dell.
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Spend 6 months traveling the world and then I would get back to what I am doing now. I love to code and I don't ever want to "retire" from it.
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To grow my SaaS company large enough to travel and work full-time.
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It's about 4 years old.
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If you want to go all-in, I would suggest React Create App with a Rails or Python API.
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Using Rails 5.1 you can integrate Webpack into Rails and thus setup full React or Vue apps with SPA navigation. I would highly recommend it as you can focus on learning the new JS frameworks but have the comfort of Rails for the backend wit
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If you are a contractor / employee I would simply voice your concerns, and if they don't listen that is on them, as long as the project is paying your bills and you are learning I would continue.
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It has changed my life in good and bad ways. The good ways: I stay on top of my business all of the time, it is easy to coordinate plans with friends, and I can get stuff done nearly anywhere (bills, shopping, etc.). The bad ways: Social an
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This was a great article about charts in React: https://mux.com/blog/so-we-redid-our-charts-part-ii-graphing... .
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