mcadenhe

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A new way to use Tidewave: from your terminal or editor(tidewave.ai)
3 points by mcadenhe 2mo ago|0 comments
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by mcadenhe 2mo ago
Flaming teammates usually results in them cooperating even less. But sometimes you just need to let the devil out of you. Instead of venting on your teammates and pissing them off, vent into GG Translator and it will convert your toxic mess
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Show HN: GG Translator – Turn in-game flaming into friendly language(ggtranslator.com)
1 points by mcadenhe 2mo ago|1 comments
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Show HN: GG Translator – Turn gaming shit talk into friendly phrases(ggtranslator.com)
2 points by mcadenhe 2mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Spit Notes – An iOS app that keeps your lyrics and voice memos together(getspitnotes.com)
2 points by mcadenhe 1y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Spit Notes – A songwriting app that keeps lyrics and audio together(getspitnotes.com)
2 points by mcadenhe 1y ago|0 comments
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by mcadenhe 4y ago
Grace and humility are sadly lacking here (though I don't find these to be common traits in executive types). I understand you built this thing and your identity is wrapped up in it, but at some point you have to respect that the missi
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Is reality a hallucination? The neuroscientist Anil Seth thinks so(newstatesman.com)
14 points by mcadenhe 5y ago|0 comments
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by mcadenhe 5y ago
Mindful Care | Elixir Developers | Remote | US | Full or Part Time | https://mindful.care Are you passionate about mental health & wellness and wish to make a difference in people's lives? Do you wish to make a positive
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Tongue Smacked – How teen hackers terrorized Xbox Live(hackfiction.com)
1 points by mcadenhe 5y ago|0 comments
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by mcadenhe 5y ago
Just relaunched after going dark for a couple months trying to figure out a way to make it work. As a solo dev project I was chewing off more than I could chew with trying to handle disputes between users when direct payments were involved
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From paying $1 a minute to tipping in bags of weed(calladev.com)
3 points by mcadenhe 5y ago|1 comments
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by mcadenhe 6y ago
Affirmative.
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by mcadenhe 6y ago
The solution to underemployment is more work. And I wouldn't characterize the opportunity to make > $10 for less than 20 minutes of work from the comfort of your home sweatshop wages.
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by mcadenhe 6y ago
I built this app and want to say first and foremost, thanks for checking it out! I also want to address a few common things I've seen mentioned. > 75¢ a minute is not enough I personally don't think it's too low for a job
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by mcadenhe 6y ago
It's browser-based using webrtc so you don't need to install anything.
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by mcadenhe 6y ago
Awesome! Thanks for the feedback and the offer!
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by mcadenhe 6y ago
Thanks for the question! Your concern is justified. There are no guarantees. The only thing for certain is that if you don't get a ping within 60 minutes then your question will be deleted. It's kind of a chicken/egg problem
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by mcadenhe 6y ago
Right now devs are verified through S/O and it seems to fit the bill nicely because then you can vet the person's history of answering questions.
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by mcadenhe 6y ago
Thanks for checking it out! I could never guarantee that tho as Call a Dev is mostly self-service from the standpoint of the question asker and the question answerer. I wanted to reduced friction as much as possible for both sides of the eq
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by mcadenhe 6y ago
Ideally you'd post a question and get a ping within the first few minutes. But there is a 1 hour max window for any question to receive a ping. Once the ping comes through, if you decide to accept it, then the dev has 60 seconds to ans
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by mcadenhe 6y ago
Devs ping any problems they feel capable of solving. They can ping with 2 messages, either they KNOW they can help, or they THINK they can help. Once you receive a ping you can vet their S/O profile and if you like what you see you can
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by mcadenhe 6y ago
I liked what another commenter said about adding tiers for devs with higher S/O rep. So if the dev has a higher rep, they can make more $ per minute. Something I'll look into adding. I don't think anyone is going to make much
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by mcadenhe 6y ago
Yea things are always a lot faster when you have someone who can tell you exactly what you don't know. The main difference with Call a Dev is the lack of friction for the devs who need help, and the devs who need work. You just post yo
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by mcadenhe 6y ago
Thanks for taking a look! A couple have connected their S/O accounts so far. Launched it today so not much action yet. Do you use codementor as a mentor or as a mentee?
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DIY Programming for Profit(hackfiction.com)
1 points by mcadenhe 6y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Call a Dev – Pay Stack Overflow users $1/min for live programming help(calladev.com)
451 points by mcadenhe 6y ago|248 comments
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by mcadenhe 6y ago
"The comic shows a young boy floating in a barrel in an ocean that doesn't have a visible end. It comments on the unlikely optimism and perhaps naïveté people sometimes display. The boy is completely lost and seems hopelessly alon
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Barrel – Part 1 (2005)(xkcd.com)
1 points by mcadenhe 6y ago|1 comments
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No Silver Bullet(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by mcadenhe 6y ago|0 comments

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