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Millennials are least likely to become entrepreneurs(bloomberg.com)
5 points by mraza007 6y ago|2 comments
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by mraza007 6y ago
I have been thinking about it do you know how can i get started I’m just scared what if i make the wrong investment
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by mraza007 6y ago
Honestly i love that Since as a one man operation you are owning the entire process compared to working for a company where things are done by other people too both have its pros and cons
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by mraza007 6y ago
That’s phenomenal with that kind of money you can easily travel and live in countries like Bali Thailand and etc . Even afford good lifestyle there
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by mraza007 6y ago
I have seen people doing that but I’m afraid people below 18 might start using that
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by mraza007 6y ago
Agreed monetization is really hard on open source software
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by mraza007 6y ago
That’s a great advice I have been blogging since two years now and I’m afraid if I monetize that people will stop reading it as I know devs hate seeing ads
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by mraza007 6y ago
The course looks very phenomenal I might buy it since SEO is really important as it gets you to the right audience
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Ask HN: Ideas on creating passive income streams
32 points by mraza007 6y ago|47 comments
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by mraza007 6y ago
Just curious to know do financial firms have implemented something similar to this
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by mraza007 6y ago
Really interesting project. Love your idea since managing knowledge is the best thing and I keep a small blog to keep things I learned
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by mraza007 6y ago
Looks really cool How did you do it since I love music
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by mraza007 6y ago
that's really helpful.Looking forward to use your extension
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by mraza007 6y ago
Really good project and looks very similar to word If its okay to share can I ask what technologies did you use
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by mraza007 6y ago
Oh wow that’s pretty cool. I’m pretty sure you learned alot while doing this project
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Ask HN: What’s the coolest thing you have built
22 points by mraza007 6y ago|25 comments
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by mraza007 6y ago
Thanks for sharing I’ll definitely check this out Honestly I’m trying to get rid of GUI and starting to lean more towards terminal
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Ask HN: How can you completely switch to terminal/console
4 points by mraza007 6y ago|3 comments
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by mraza007 6y ago
Looks very cool and its catered towards a very specific niche. How do you do your market research
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by mraza007 6y ago
If you don't mind can I ask whats your side project
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by mraza007 6y ago
Couldn't agree more. Plus open source work is so fulfilling and love the feeling when people praise your work
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Creating your own path to CS Degree(twitter.com)
2 points by mraza007 6y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What online courses have you taken during quarantine?
2 points by mraza007 6y ago|0 comments
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by mraza007 6y ago
But working on interesting problems can also be seen as providing the value into society which can help you make money
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by mraza007 6y ago
I agree with you at some point money looses it’s value as a motivation factor that’s where the interesting problems becomes a motivational factor basically pushes people like why are they doing what they are doing. Like if you are making go
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Ask HN: What excites you money or interesting problems?
7 points by mraza007 6y ago|6 comments
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Ask HN: How to Become a Data Engineer?
3 points by mraza007 6y ago|0 comments
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by mraza007 6y ago
Thanks for sharing this How do they handle the server load when they have so many concurrent connections
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by mraza007 6y ago
I currently use dell XPS with very less applications. I mostly interact with FireFox and Bash terminal. I usually use Sublime text for editing and writing code. My machine is powered by Regolith linux which offers i3 configured out of the b
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Ask HN: What tech stacks do online games use?
11 points by mraza007 6y ago|4 comments

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