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Have you lived in an authoritarian country?
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Was Gitlab around?
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I’ve moved on to another service once I realised that there was no way to remove JRE Podcast from my homepage, despite the fact I hadn’t listened it in months.
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If anyone hasn’t recommended, you should join IndieHackers.com’s community. You’ll find people on a similar path.
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Software Engineers need to be paid.
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As a non-US citizen, sometimes I ask myself how did California end up like the country where I am from, which is located in the so called third world.
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Love your comment!
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No one is safe, and no company is safe these days.
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Adobe? Yeah that’s forcing for sure.
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Bad is relative…
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“I may go down, but I won’t go alone”
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My Mom, the CEO who should have been
(indiehackers.com)
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Talking about agile, I subscribe the ideas from Allen Holub (holub.com), especially because he doesn’t talk about a one-size fit all formula, instead he focuses in collaboration between peers, and short feedback cycles aiming to solve busin
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I am African, and I cringe hard whenever somebody refers to a group of people by their skin feature, regardless of where they come from. I personally don’t think it’s ok to refer to a person like that, it’s a rather gross oversimplification
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That's a big if.
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Literally just found this while leaving my piano class.
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5y ago
Great advice.
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Hahah
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I’ve switched to HBO MAX at 6 euros / month. I am happy for now.
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Not to mention that it is quite clear why both companies have loads of cash.
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I think the former too, most hot startups are just money-burning-machines. Recently I stumbled upon a company founded in 2019, with more 1500 employees, that’s about ~500 employees a year. That isn’t growth, at all, that’s something else.
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A few months ago I had thought about this topic, what I had in mind was some sort of protocol for Messaging which Messaging Apps could agree to adhere, thus making interoperability possible. As the article says, that’s not a trivial problem
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Yesterday I was thinking about the same topic. I fear that an attempt to rebuild civilization will lead us to the same mistakes we had made until now. History has shown that nobody learns from it.
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What an idea!
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35k a year per prisoner??? Had the US invested wisely such amount on their youths, they would have got more educated people, thus decreasing the chances of becoming criminals. What do I know anyway.
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I feel like we are in a bubble that’s just to big to burst. 23M is shit tone of money to be burned just like that. What do I know anyway. (edit: fix typo)
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My thoughts exactly.
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I think the author doesn’t take in account that some companies are being forced to hire remotely due to the shortage of professionals in the Software industry.
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That’s a rather harsh comment.
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Rust is the new Javascript... (I am joking)
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