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pkalinowski
7y ago
Well, you will need GDPR checkboxes/disclaimers and a form to capture email. How is this more user friendly?
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7y ago
I think it was Intercom CEO who said something along the lines “Everyone wants to do content marketing until they discover how expensive it is.” You can decide you want to start content marketing, take one guy from marketing team and tell h
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pkalinowski
8y ago
Enjoy the decline! But for real: 1. Stop watching news 2. Go hitchhiking for 2 weeks When you're hitchhiking, you stop worrying about world. You focus on stuff around you. People know they will never meet you again, so they truly open
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8y ago
Godot approach to game development with nodes is superior to other solutions IMO. I think the biggest blocker for wider adoption is 3D performance and Inverse Kinematics now. Without it, nobody will ever produce high profile game on Godot.
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8y ago
Netlify is amazing: 1. Free 2. Good support 3. Custom domains with SSL 4. Takes care of most important backend stuff (forms and webhooks) 5. Functions (Lambda with zero config needed) 6. Abstracts server stuff like [redirects]( https:/
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9y ago
Thanks. I'm aware of this report and it's definitely awful what they did and they should be shamed for many years forward. But there is big difference between comparing moods induced by negativity and "Facebook is proud that
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9y ago
That's actually very interesting, never heard of it. Can you link the paper? Or did you just made that all up, hmm?
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9y ago
Search console is the most powerful tool available for SEO. It's weird that it was neglected for so many years. Nice to see they still work on it sometimes . 16 months of data is massive. Now you have to export everything every 3 mont
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9y ago
What if the laziness is not a problem, but feeling unhappy because of this laziness? Why you should be unhappy? Billions of people are lazy and they love it. There are lot of people preaching that being "efficient" all your life i
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9y ago
I think the biggest problems usually lie in the company culture. If you work with people who pride themselves being technology-challenged, you're doomed from the start. If they don't fear computers and are open to new solutions
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9y ago
- Reduce social media to minimum - Sport - Hobby unrelated to IT - Additional interests unrelated to IT
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9y ago
Ten years of blockchain technology and the only popular use case is cryptocurrency. It would seem that current times bring innovation in ridiculous pace, but the fact is - it's still awfuly slow.
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9y ago
Victorinox Tourist. Always attached to keyring. I have never felt a need for a pocket knife until I got this one as a gift. Now I use it all the time at home, car, travels etc.
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9y ago
Being lazy is natural and it is what pushes humanity forward. We don't want to do things, so we try to work on it less in the future - automating things, improving efficiency etc. Being "lazy" about some things is good for yo
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America is about to kill the open internet – and towns like this will pay
(theguardian.com)
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9y ago
This is the project I like, open source hospital software for poor countries: http://hospitalrun.io/ I see it that way that you can make healthcare more efficient with low risk of fraud (there is no money involved directly
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9y ago
I've got some programming experience (developed few apps, some of them working for few years now in production, although they are very amateurish), but did not become "official" developer. It's not for me, and I went mar
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9y ago
Aparrently, someone has it figured out: https://www.ted.com/talks/david_bismark_e_voting_without_fra...
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9y ago
Hasn't Bitcoin already succeeded? I think it will prevail, although very different from what it is now. Also, Ethereum or its successor, as it's designed for autonomous applications (dapps)