robertAngst

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by robertAngst 7y ago
Coding is the one place I think you are correct. Most information is extremely niche, but Coding is all over the internet. I have not been able to google some of my (Industry Level) Chemistry questions.
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by robertAngst 7y ago
> I'm easily able to reason through any task and resolve any bug. This is 80% of my code, but I only spend 20% of my time doing it. Its that obscure bug that really requires reading. I find if I am spending lots of time Googling&#x2
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by robertAngst 7y ago
Does this mean Photos, and using those photos?
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by robertAngst 7y ago
I find some of my top 'competitor' blogs are worse quality, but somehow perform better due to having tons of links/content. Something like 'Save Money on Food', I am positive I am best-in-class, but I am only front
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by robertAngst 7y ago
Gave me PTSD from when I had to make a choice on a backend framework. Thank you
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by robertAngst 7y ago
>Libra can give people an option of a stable currency and chance against bad central bank In the future we will have strong criticisms of the US Dollar. It historically has not been stable over long periods of time. However, the US gover
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by robertAngst 7y ago
> I have little time for anything else besides programming for a Fortune 100 company and searching for other means of supplementary income. I need to ask, what is the problem here? At my fortune 500 company, I make easily enough that I d
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by robertAngst 7y ago
I can confirm I have seen Elon and Tesla Marketing do 'horrible' things. Its one of the least ethical mainstream companies. If I could warn anyone, I found our fellow 'highly educated' nerds, fall for marketing, similar
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by robertAngst 7y ago
While I give away 100% of the stuff on my website for free because I like to help people, it is NOT socialism. I could not live off my website being free, I have a day job. And as the author says, open source advocates tend to be more liber
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by robertAngst 7y ago
I don't know what to learn from these ideas. This user speaks of Utopia where there is infinite engineering resources and endless profit to dig into. Maybe I suck at business, but making profit is very hard.
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by robertAngst 7y ago
I don't want an expensive privacy service. I want free/low cost. I have no reason for privacy, its like buying a Mini Van when you are single. EDIT: HN is bad at discussing ideas. I suggest not downvoting people for dissent.
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by robertAngst 7y ago
This strong push for 'privacy' is going to have a strong pushback. There may be some users here who need privacy, or some users who think privacy is necessary to keep whistleblowers safe. The majority of users want fantastic servi
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by robertAngst 7y ago
I am 100% on board with this solution. Email does not benefit much from format when doing communication. Marketing and sales is a different story.
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by robertAngst 7y ago
I am close to the phase where fast food is slower than homecooked food. Between Ramen and Breakfast Burritos, I can cook faster than a drive to Taco Bell. I cannot see how groceries can be further optimized. More selection?
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by robertAngst 7y ago
What items did it seem like they raised it?
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by robertAngst 7y ago
I create free content(its intellectual), I hope your type appreciates my labor. Although, I do agree, cute pictures are easy to produce.
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by robertAngst 7y ago
Source?
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by robertAngst 7y ago
In my lifetime we will learn if 'tech' companies are overvalued. The fact that my friend, a total casual, is investing in Tesla and Apple via Robin Hood has me concerned the market is inflated with dumb money.
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by robertAngst 7y ago
Given the high cost, high cost options exist on other platforms that are also fantastic. So if everyone can spend 3,000 dollars and get best in class computing, what are you paying for with Apple? They have lots of marketing that psychologi
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by robertAngst 7y ago
>Of course, it can't answer everybody's needs (no Windows, Linux, or Android support) I don't understand how my fellow developers could ever tolerate Apple doing this. This goes one way, and its been like this for decades.
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by robertAngst 7y ago
I disagree. We need to see this idea at its worst to understand the best. 7 Billion dead humans because of 'Freedom' would be worse than a few hundred dead people? But each dead person had a life and a story. What is best?
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by robertAngst 7y ago
Holy crap. Well that is a story worth sharing. So... Never trust DigitalOcean for anything important.
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by robertAngst 7y ago
Who is to blame? The customer who didnt research? The physician who gets lunch twice a year from Accutane? The government for stopping freedom? Note: none of this is /s, I would like to discuss why this happens, and if there are any so
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by robertAngst 7y ago
Can anyone explain attack vectors? How does this happen?
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by robertAngst 7y ago
>But no other system comes close to delivering the innovations and economic growth that capitalism has sparked around the world. This is worth remembering as we consider its future. I ask great authors post this at the start and end of b
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by robertAngst 7y ago
This isnt hard for Nintendo, but Nintendo fans are fanatics.
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by robertAngst 7y ago
I want scrape, save, delete. So I can have my old thoughts
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by robertAngst 7y ago
One of your friends were probably hacked and data mined your facebook anyway.
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by robertAngst 7y ago
Doing hard things 'isn't impossible'. Doing hard things is time consuming and/or expensive. As a side note, I find it interesting how non-engineers describe the reverse engineering process. I thought this was hard to und
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by robertAngst 7y ago
Instead of letting companies do international business, the government creates an artificial war. It only takes the Republican Party winning 1 election to destroy economic freedom. My political thoughts are going to change drastically if we

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