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by mittermayr 2y ago
It's a fifty/fifty, isn't it, part of it is actually exciting. Everytime I have a foot in a "proper" company (usually for a consulting gig), I'm always excited to learn about a bunch of stuff that I never had a
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by mittermayr 2y ago
I had one product that took off, made more money than at any of my previous (big-tech) jobs, and I thought the tales were true. If you work hard enough, catch a lucky wave and have the skills to ride it, you're free. The product peaked
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by mittermayr 2y ago
I’ve been realizing that while I’ve found an incredibly effective solution to a problem I keep having, it does not automatically lend itself to becoming a wildly thriving business. If the problem that is being solved is a somewhat infrequen
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by mittermayr 2y ago
My only bit of advice would be: definitely give a preview of the content to be expected. I clicked around trying to find an example of the type of problem people would post, but all I could find was a sign-up button. This is like asking for
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by mittermayr 2y ago
Only through Google Takeout. I am trying to build a tool that allows displaying and sharing them outside of Google Accounts or Maps, but the only reliable way to get them out is unfortunately still Takeout. Some browser extensions offered a
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by mittermayr 2y ago
Finally all the CSI and detective shows are believable again: ENHANCE!!!
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by mittermayr 2y ago
Aside from the Tailwind discussion: The site advertises FREE templates, I select a FREE template, but when I want to use it, I STILL have to pay. Huh? https://tailwindtemplates.co/templates/basic
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by mittermayr 2y ago
I would love for this to be extended by a time scale. Same math, but split up into the four quarters of life. My 'hope' would be that a lot of the probability of things going wrong around you shifts towards the later stages?
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by mittermayr 2y ago
Well, React in and of itself doesn't, sure, I agree. However, if you look at React code, from the Getting started to ANY example out there, they do all have a "structure" that easily identifies it as React code and each file
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by mittermayr 2y ago
I optimized Mobx away by switching to "zustand" – it's another layer of simplification and I haven't had a project where it didn't work. Next to zero dependencies and it just "works". Mobx got me angry onc
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by mittermayr 2y ago
It's one thing to complain about React causing chaos, valid, but I would like to remind everyone about the absolute trainwreck we had before. Just slightly before polyfills and opinionated frameworks. Sure, spinning up a quick JavaScri
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by mittermayr 2y ago
On a new setup, I disable personalization, and I think this is why I don't see them perhaps?
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by mittermayr 2y ago
I've disabled Personalization from the start, is that why I don't see them perhaps?
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by mittermayr 2y ago
This comment is under every single post related to Microsoft. I am 50/50 between Apple and Microsoft operating systems, and quite frankly, I don't notice any ads on Windows. Apple is actually more annoying at times (with their con
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by mittermayr 2y ago
I went mad trying to find good domains for new projects, and while instantdomainsearch was good, their suggestions were unusable. So I created comsensei.com to get a list of really good .coms that are still available (actually available). I
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by mittermayr 2y ago
Going through this with the client app now, hoping it will eventually pass. Did not work at all with the free app, they kept on ignoring anything I replied with and just copy/pasted the same response. Disheartening.
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by mittermayr 2y ago
Fantastic link, thanks for that, I actually hadn't seen that before. Thank god that Apple is protecting their users. Me not collecting any data, not using advertising ID, or even knowing anything about anyone using the app is suspiciou
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Ask HN: Is Apple Going Nuts?
16 points by mittermayr 2y ago|5 comments
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Ask HN: Cheapest way to build custom audio TTS in 2024?
2 points by mittermayr 3y ago|0 comments
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by mittermayr 3y ago
As a developer, this amazes me, and it just shows what — to me — feels like a top-tier attack method, is probably only entry-to-mid level complexity for the folks working at that stage. Some of the things I see posted here on HN are well ab
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by mittermayr 3y ago
I recently noticed Apple stock is struggling quite a bit, and then I see things like this pop up more often recently, where the company (or "someone") talks about what's going to happen and what they're working on intern
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by mittermayr 3y ago
Not sure I want to post my domain but a bit of research will get you there if you want to confirm it. An Austrian news outlet wrote about the threat when I was involved. And, I just had a look, here’s an article by someone (not me) who seem
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by mittermayr 3y ago
I agree, this is also going to get much worse. I recently dipped back into some of the younger SaaS communities (Twitter is particularly crazy) and it's just madness. They make something, (ab)use anything they can find to push this in
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by mittermayr 3y ago
One quick comment: I was threatened and on the brink of being sued by one of Facebook's bigger law firms, because my domain was called "***gram.com" — I went through a couple of calls with them, and they confirmed that the on
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by mittermayr 3y ago
Frankly, this may be good to level out the market a bit. While it's been fun to see Nvidia rise up through this insanity, it would only be healthy to have others catch up here and there eventually.
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by mittermayr 3y ago
Your landing page looks fantastic, just wanted to throw that out (before ChatGPT starts making that, too)
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by mittermayr 3y ago
As an outsider (offering prototyping project help to clients), the main thing I am seeing at the moment is AI-knowledge experts as project managers. As in: a company wants to go about an AI project, and needs someone who can guide them thro
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by mittermayr 3y ago
Looks great and I was amazed to see so much content on it already. Mobile also looks pretty neat! Only thing that always annoys me is this: https://imgur.com/a/W7zsDLe — what do the five stars mean, where do they come
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by mittermayr 3y ago
That's exactly what I wanted to say further up but you summarized it way better in less words. I still think Spotify is great to discover music, but yes, there needs to be direct monetization outside of it!
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by mittermayr 3y ago
I agree with all you say, but I probably didn't fully get the point you were trying to make with this: > indie musicians who need to money are basically subsidizing the extremely popular artists I am not sure how my $8 of Spotify mo

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