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The real idea here is even beyond going long on ETH. It's multi collateral DAI. The idea that you can (eventually) lock up any collateralized asset and mint DAI. Need to take out a mortgage on a property you own? You can do it automati
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Virtual desktops that can be resized/placed anywhere. Imagine working at a monitor but that monitor can be anywhere in your frame of view and resized at will.
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Can anyone ELI5 on Tmux? I want to know if I’m missing out on an awesome tool by not knowing about it by having heard the name it a lot.
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7y ago
Man, there's so many cool ways to build CRUD apps nowadays, I wish I just found a good opportunity to write one!
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7y ago
I feel like a lot of people don't realize how gloomy and cold SF's microclimate is.
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Apollo is cool, but I found myself going back to Narwhal after trying out both for a while. I love the comments on top of the media view for Narwhal, and Apollo hasn't matched that experience. The app looks awesome though, either way t
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This is a great idea and I'd definitely invest in a vehicle that was making these types of investments.
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It could sync from the cloud.
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Smartphones are probably pretty close to being powerful enough for 80% of desktop use cases. Having one device that can dock to a "laptop" shell and give me a full screen desktop OS would be amazing.
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Anecdotally to the contrary, in California where the lane markings are quite good in most areas, the Tesla AP works great.
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It really doesn't though. I wish people who were commenting on this were able to try AP for an extended period of time, enough to get used to it. It makes the driving experience 10x better at least. It's weird to describe but you
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Instagram is React Native right? I wouldn't say it feels like shit.
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7y ago
What type of code do you write on iPad? Do you ssh into something to make it run?
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7y ago
Golang
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Everyone uses iMessage in the US unless they are talking to people overseas. My friends group gets upset anytime someone isn't on iOS because the messages turn green.
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I'd love to see a write up about the differences between all these. "Find one you like" makes it seem like a good search engine is more subjective than it is. It would be cool if these companies collaborate and shared their i
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Looks like lots of things didn't exist then for each framework which made a lot of the issues he encountered easier: SwiftUI, React Hooks/useContext, Jetpack. I'd like to see a revisit of this whole project.
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But what if it's not "highly processed" due to advancements in tech? Personally I would always choose the fake (lab grown or plant based) over the real meat. Real meat and three industrial farming process just has too many wa
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They have an eject function which lets you modify The environment and extend it however you want.
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Hey this is really amazing advice, thanks a ton for sharing! I'll definitely reach out with more questions! Especially the time estimation part. Even during my day job I find I tend to underestimate. Over estimating is probably more de
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I'm a full time Safari user. I love the "Share" button built in which lets me easily AirDrop and iMessage tabs I want to share between devices or with friends. It also feels faster on my MacBook and uses way less RAM. I open
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I'm a solid full stack developer and I feel like I have the time flexibility and ability to start a side consulting business. Do you have any tips to get started? How would you go from 0 to your first client?
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What type of hosting/maintenance are you doing for clients and how did you find these clients? Interesting you were able to find opportunities for hosting services when there are so many easy PaaS options out there now.
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What's the API do if you don't mind sharing?
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But not all engineers want to work at FAANG, there are some that are entrepreneurial at heart and would love to work on their own idea as a founder/co-founder.
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Depends. I've heard that Heroku's backend container networking stack was a total mess (not sure if it still is). However they seem to have done well despite that because they had good docs, good marketing, a good UX in the form of
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If I'm already proficient with React+JS, what's the benefit of this besides using other languages?
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I feel like BJJ is pretty unique in this regard. It's the only activity I've come across where it's still fun to go 100% against a complete newbie.
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Off topic, but is Domain Driven Design suddenly coming into vogue? I just heard of it for the first time this week and went into a rabbit hole of research. I see that the books are not new by any means. I've heard and seen it pop up so
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Are you a consultant then? What type of projects do you do and how do you find clients? This is something I'd love to do once my current gig is done.
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