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ratsimihah
3y ago
i google it and it worked out
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4y ago
I've been using a Sony A7iii and it's been great until I switch to an m1 mac. No compatibility anymore.
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5y ago
Status page too https://developer.apple.com/system-status/
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5y ago
Break huge goals into smaller achievable ones and always make it a point to ship "something." Not sure if that applies to your context but that's how I see it with building stuffs.
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5y ago
You could try yoga. Take some classes, do it everyday. It makes the body fit and the mind healthy. It also teaches acceptance and non -attachment (to achievements, etc), living in the moment and just breathing. When you feel good about life
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5y ago
You won't be doing much if any any electrical engineering if you end up doing software engineering, but it can be useful if you're hacking on side projects, e.g. Arduino. And as other mentioned, the best way to learn computer scie
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5y ago
Very cool! The keyboard warrior routine looks a lot like my yoga handstand warmup routine, will be interesting to apply to keyboard as well.
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Ask HN: Request for Startups Update?
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5y ago
Clean-up + open-source side projects you don't want to monetize, they'll be your portfolio. Apply to jobs, show your GH, get hired.
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5y ago
The lack of empathy in her voice is chilling
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5y ago
> I think successful musicians already know this struggle so luckily I kept struggling through the hard parts. Love the analogy, it does feel like that with music indeed!
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Yasss! I love how this illustrates the fact that anyone can get into coding. I've tried helping career-stuck people learning to code and build apps, but I've found it difficult teaching them everything from the ground up. As a mos
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5y ago
couchmate is looking good! Does it generate any revenue?
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5y ago
My ongoing projects include a web app ( https://cover.yoga - WIP), a mobile app with a website ( https://sheepdiary.com - WIP), another mobile app ( https://apps.apple.com/fr/app/beat-yoga/
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6y ago
To second that I think Discord's been publishing stuff about high scale concurrency so I'd think they spent quite some time and intelligence getting that right, and it's not trivial.
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6y ago
This will be a new business from scratch, built with the community. I'm thinking about using a sleep diary app I've already mostly built
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6y ago
That's a good idea thanks! I'll get in touch
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6y ago
I'll be starting a Youtube channel shortly about solo bootstrapping a tech business around a mobile app and everything that's involved, from idea validation to implementation, launch and marketing. Let me know if that's every
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6y ago
Not much it seems. Concepts like logarithmic and exponential growth can be found everywhere, maybe one just needs the right approach to grasp them. I can't think of much more that's needed to become a decent programmer.
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6y ago
Got a Sony hybrid camera that's basically plug and play after you install some software. It does 4k and event though most video conf tools only allow 720p, the image comes out stunning.
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6y ago
I see a bright future for Linux.
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6y ago
I think Anki helps build the necessary knowledge base to make such connections, but actually making those connections comes with putting that knowledge into practice.
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6y ago
https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
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6y ago
I've lived my 20s far away from home, and having moved back in in my 30s now, even if it took some time amd awkwardness, my parents understand I've grown and changed and they respect my need for space and intimacy.
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6y ago
This looks great! Too bad it gives me a headache.
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6y ago
Can you disable horizontal scrolling on the menu on mobile please
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6y ago
That's how I noticed as well. Shouldn't take too long to fix I imagine.
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6y ago
Good point, they don't! I've updated the post
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6y ago
* product name: boomroom * product description: music with friends - everyone can tune in to boomroom and add songs to the shared queue * market research/validation: tried it with coworkers and they found it fun - someone's kids e
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* product name: beat.yoga * product description: yoga music recommendations (no playlist) * market research/validation: people think the app look good but and it seems like yoga teachers could use it because making good playlists takes
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