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by nullderef 2y ago
Hey! I'm actually the author of the article. These are some really good points, and they help a bunch of people. But it also leaves out a majority of them, I think. Especially those who are on the fence. 1. Some friends have done that,
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by nullderef 2y ago
I use ConvertKit for the newsletter. Its pricing is far more reasonable than MailChimp and the like. But in general, mail is more complicated than it seems, and I ended up giving up on self-hosting it.
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by nullderef 2y ago
Seeking Freelancer (Germany/EU) | Illustrator / UI / UX Designer | Mental Health I'm building an app to help get people off their phones. It's a huge space and very fun to explore. A great designer is essential to b
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by nullderef 2y ago
Building an app to use less your phone. There's a lot to be done there, and brainstorming features is really fun. It's pretty early but I wanna do it right this time. So I'm talking with designers and so on. But I'd like
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by nullderef 2y ago
I quit my job this month to pursue things that make me happier. Very hard decision but at least I'm happy to be trying! Best of luck, OP.
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by nullderef 2y ago
I've been thinking a lot about how to have healthier relationships with our phones. There are already dumbphones, but they're quite extreme and not everyone is willing to switch. So I wonder if there's anything else that coul
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by nullderef 2y ago
How is it different from DroidCam?
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Beyond Dumbphones: Building a Minimalist yet Functional Phone(nullderef.com)
1 points by nullderef 2y ago|0 comments
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by nullderef 2y ago
Yes, there's always that one app that prevents you from switching. For some it's their banking app, for others Spotify, etc. So the question is how do we find a middle point between a dumbphone and a smartphone?
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A phone meant not to be used: what would it take to build one?(nullderef.com)
1 points by nullderef 2y ago|2 comments
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by nullderef 2y ago
I've been doing the same for a few months, as I wanted to get an eink phone but wasn't sure how annoying it'd be. Although there's some limitations, like charts or video calls, I got used to it quite quickly in the end.
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by nullderef 2y ago
Tangential question that rose up regarding availability vs. quality of life. For a small startup whose products are only available on the US, does it always make sense to do nightly oncall? This doesn't work for some products, but if,
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by nullderef 2y ago
"Más vale pedir perdón que permiso"
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by nullderef 2y ago
Hey, I went through something similar. Even though it's inevitable to fault yourself, you need to avoid it. I also do it sometimes but it never helps; I need to actively remind myself that it's not something worth thinking about.
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by nullderef 3y ago
FYI, the "Job openings" box in the careers page is blank: https://friendlycaptcha.com/company/jobs/ . It would be friendlier to say there's none available :) Edit: also, when applying, the resume fil
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by nullderef 3y ago
I actually really like that the hardware includes an E-ink screen instead. It makes it really interesting for reading on the go without needing an additional device.
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by nullderef 3y ago
So how would a transfer between two iOS devices work? Neither would be able to create the hotspot, right?
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by nullderef 3y ago
Me too... Very annoying. It also randomly crashes sometimes, but that's only started recently (last month).
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by nullderef 3y ago
I'm quite late to the party, but I'm the creator of this article. Let me know if you have any suggestions :)
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by nullderef 3y ago
Can you briefly explain how that works? Is it like Zig?
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by nullderef 3y ago
But where would the fun be then?