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I have a great shed in my garden which folk online would say I built wrong. I have a ten year old Saas product some developers would tell me I did wrong. Do what you want, how you want, when you can. Doing beats talking.
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I am a part time sysadmin for a tech company and have my own business developing websites and apps. If you want to be a software developer be a software developer. Are you asking the question because you are thinking of taking a sysadmin jo
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You may like hugo and markdown for journaling. Personally I settled running wordpress in a lxc container in my roofspace. The little hp dual-core box runs wordpress, gitlab and a plex media server. I think sometimes lightweight and simple b
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I have a laptop and two external monitors on 18.04. I had to ditch gnome for unity to return workspaces to a good place. You can chose unity at login over the new default gnome which I thought was a nice touch by the Ubuntu developers.
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As a favour I made a one page website for an electrician I knew eight years ago when he started out on his own. He returned the favour by wiring my shed office years later. The webpage is terrible but it has brought him a lot of business :-
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I’d go for two or three close friends rather than a wide circle. I would describe close as those you spend time with and the contact is mutual i.e. you are not the one always initiating the get togethers.
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At 47 I have realised that many of life’s frustrations are the result of misguided expectations. The truth is you want to be famous and are trying to resign yourself to the fact this isn’t happening. This may happen but probably won’t. This
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I use a local wordpress to document and shape my business plans. I am prone to circular thinking so doing this helps me stay on course.
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I’m in Ireland and made a shed office in my garden. I’m aware being in an apartment probably means you are gardenless but I’ll throw my hat into the ring anyway. My shed is 10x8 and insulated. It has double glazed windows I got from gumtree
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You’re wasting your time, don’t become a programmer! My gut feeling is you won’t like that statement because you do want to be a programmer. Stick at it, you will be fine. You are lacking in confidence. I created a saas product 10 years ago
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I wished upon a star. Joking asides, I think a better question to pursue is how to find contentment. One key for me has been learning to live for today and not worrying too much about tomorrow. A friend just received more money than she cou
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I was talking to a 70 year old friend recently. He concluded your third job tends to be the good one. I imagine the number is not the important factor. I think the message is we live and learn.
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We have been using asterisk snd freepbx on a vm for 6 years now in our office and are very happy. We have about 40 extensions using sip and use call queuing, conference lines and call recording. I tip my hat to the creators of asterisk but
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Ask HN: Working two jobs
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Make sure your company name and your product names are different. People will visit product websites. It has never occurred to me to visit Google's company website if you get me? I named my business, bank details etc, after my first pr
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Thanks, I’ll have a read.
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Ask HN: How do you visualise your business?
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I had a guinae pig which did lose an eye. Never thought of selling the story ;-)
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Ask HN: 3 tips, 5 lessons and 1 grump
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When you are buying a house and you know 100% know it’s the right one. Don’t worry about it, there will be another one.
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When my body dies I believe I will go to heaven and continue the journey I am currently on. Like yourself I have my existential moments. I have been kept awake at night thinking about the many events which take place in the universe at any
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None. I went part-time in my day job and now spend thu/fri working on my side project. It’s good to have the weekend back.
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You sound like a good person, trust your own convictions. At 46 I find I look to the Internet more for information and less for guidance. I work part-time for a tech company, run my own business and am happily married with two adult childre
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To love God and your neighbour. Neighbour being in the abstract sense, not just the person who lives next door.
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I use an offline WordPress server to blog about my thoughts and experiences. Offline meaning the server is only available on my home network. I have often thought I would like a tool that would convert my WordPress content into a book. The
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Funny, had the very same thought.
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A heating system, thermostat, for my shed. I hooked up a temperature sensor and relay to control a 500w heater in my shed office. A Python script checks the temperature every five minutes using cron and turns the heater off/on. I also
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I have a side project that lets me work for myself two days a week. Growing the project has been hard. I’m glad now I didn’t pack in the day job.
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Thanks
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My bad, I wasn’t clear in my question. I’m not looking for gigs, more for resources for those working a job and having a gig. I think being in this position has its own challenges. I was curious to know if there were books or forums on the
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