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matthewhartmans
5y ago
I think another major reason holding people back is consistent cash flow. If you know you can lock in 6 months of work at a time and not worry about cash flow, that would give a lot of people a reason to jump quite easily.
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matthewhartmans
5y ago
Thanks for your kind words. Do you remember Hugo, that old DOS game? You use keys to navigate and type commands, was super fun! But yeah, definately give this game a go on the phone, much more enjoyable to play :)
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Show HN: Blank – A unique escape room, text based adventure game
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matthewhartmans
5y ago
It was a really beautiful read and some real teary moments. Thank you for sharing man.
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6y ago
This is the definition of a smart working developer and should be the gold standard.
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matthewhartmans
6y ago
It's a joke isn't it?! We spend hours maintaining that stuff and it gives the customer 0 value. :explodinghead: But on the flip-side, we get paid! :D
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6y ago
>>> Fight against web-scrapers just seems like a complete logical oxymoron: they want data to be public but also select who gets to see it. Wouldn't it be ironic if the non-selective people used this as leverage for discrimina
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6y ago
I feel working on side projects actually helps boost my career. Having a diversified portfolio betters myself in other areas I didn't get an opportunity to do at work and employees love the creativity factor.
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matthewhartmans
6y ago
Yep! and 1 codebase to rule them all! What's not to love!
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matthewhartmans
6y ago
PWAs are still around and kicking! I have released a few PWAs for Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/dev?id=746767314934473577... All the apps listed on my profile are all PWAs. My understanding is it
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matthewhartmans
6y ago
Super cool OP! Well done! :)
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matthewhartmans
6y ago
Thanks for sharing mate. That is amazing insights!
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matthewhartmans
6y ago
This is incredible! also, what is the movie or show sampled in that blog?
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Show HN: Asxticker – view the latest ASX stock prices in your terminal
(github.com)
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matthewhartmans
6y ago
This looks super neat! Love the animation styles, just looks so satisfying!
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6y ago
This is super cool! Can you see planes in flight? Could be good for tracking missing planes.
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6y ago
That’s incredible man!! All the best for your second book!
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6y ago
Congrats on your book launch!
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Show HN: End of Run – Play more. Relax better
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6y ago
Now I know why hitting the computer always seemed to fix it :)
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matthewhartmans
6y ago
Congrats on V2 and everyone involved!
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matthewhartmans
6y ago
This is really nice! Well done OP!
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6y ago
Agreed. Or just commit directly to Github, enable pages, job done :)
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6y ago
Another good productivity hack is having a good clipboard manager. I highly recommend Green Clip: https://github.com/erebe/greenclip You can assign custom shortcut keys to pull it up and it can fuzzy search through you
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matthewhartmans
6y ago
Hey! Thanks for your constructive and honest feedback. I've been playing it with a few people which has been making it funnier. Trying to gear it like a friend's or family type of game (sort of like charades). Was going to add dif
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Show HN: A Game of Nonsense
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6y ago
I built a game for Android using Google's Speech to Text API. It's called Nonsense :) https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nonsense.twa&r...
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Show HN: Nonsense
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6y ago
Nice one OP! looks great!
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This is a thing man. I'm running a Pentium powered notebook and VS Code runs like a dog. Another factor to consider is you might be running other things in parallel to editing your files (terminal watching and compiling code, a web bro
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