squigglydonut

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by squigglydonut 2y ago
yea that's bullshit. They are capable of stealing intellectual property though.
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by squigglydonut 2y ago
Harsh but true. I think what stings about SO is that developers are the ones losing here. I think this will prompt less open source and encourage more private work. I hope people are seeing that they are being take advantage of on many fron
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by squigglydonut 2y ago
You're being taken advantage of for a subscription product. It's one this to give to a community, but it's wrong for an enterprise to come in and capitalize on the value of it. It's the equivalent of going into an animal
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by squigglydonut 2y ago
Your knowledge work is being exploited. If you don't allow Open AI to train it's subscription product on your open source contributions, you will get banned.
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by squigglydonut 2y ago
Essentially, if you don't allow Open AI to train on your open sourced contributions to the community, for it's paid subscription product, you will be banned.
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by squigglydonut 2y ago
Hey this worked for me this month actually. I looked through about 800 profiles and did end up finding a co-founder after a couple of months. 800 profiles, 10 matches, 5 zoom calls, 1 accept. I created a compelling and clear profile and my
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by squigglydonut 2y ago
Inspired by Breaking Bad no doubt.
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by squigglydonut 2y ago
Like the saying goes, "this isn't a comment airport, you don't need to announce your comment on my comment". I will absolutely comment this when I see garbage content. But you're right, maybe I should just let HN bu
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by squigglydonut 2y ago
I'm not going to read this because here's what it's saying "I had a great job that only some people would dream of having, now I'm leaving to do nothing and have a nice vacation." This is tone-deaf to the life
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by squigglydonut 2y ago
Funny that "always be selling" is a core principle of his art. I would describe him more of a businessman than artist. Maybe designer. But an artist does not care about money. The art comes first. Buyers must wait.
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by squigglydonut 2y ago
This made me want to unlearn react.
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by squigglydonut 2y ago
My startup currently does this. Not as an API. I have different sheets set to populate different firebase relatime databases on a build script. I think it's the right way to go for early startups because then everyone can help build th
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by squigglydonut 2y ago
I think the reddit upvote downvote design is just one example of BAD UI that doesn't take into account the human element of the interface. Imagine if when you spoke with someone in real life, you added an upvote/downvote every sen
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by squigglydonut 3y ago
Hey. Their article read like this to me. I am not saying you did anything. Maybe it is just the way they are writing their articles these days.
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by squigglydonut 3y ago
What's your point?
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by squigglydonut 3y ago
My thoughts as well. My first thoughts was "wow I guess anyone can just bribe techcrunch writers these days
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by squigglydonut 3y ago
What are you talking about Stripe is great and really well made. I just built on it and was able to do whatever I wanted. Lago looks like just one more platform I'd have to keep track of for no reason.
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by squigglydonut 3y ago
None of these matter
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by squigglydonut 3y ago
This is why I refuse to develop my core product offering on the app store. Native app will always be companion features. Apple has built a shitty machine called the App Store. It's not developer friendly. It's not people friendly.
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by squigglydonut 3y ago
yep. He sounds so positive about it. Delusional even. But good for him for finding someone to give him money. Hope they don't pay in DOGE...
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by squigglydonut 3y ago
exactly my thoughts
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by squigglydonut 3y ago
The author has a lot of experience. Imagine what is happening to those with less than 15yrs exp. Ghost town
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by squigglydonut 3y ago
I wasted my time reading your reply. I should outsource my comment reading!
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by squigglydonut 3y ago
Yes you're right! I said "not" but I meant "now. Had to think about that for a second.
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by squigglydonut 3y ago
You can think whatever you like. Just look around. Observe what people around you know. "it doesn’t make sense to pay someone here 1$/widget when you could do it overseas for 5c/widget" Why doesn't it make sense? Be
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by squigglydonut 3y ago
Hiring overseas erodes America's talent pool. Ever wonder why no one knows how to make anything here? Our countries talent is being gutted by the entire world. Our desire is to become professional consumers what a joke
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by squigglydonut 3y ago
Having been in apps for the past 10 years I am not incredibly motivated to build for the web. PWA works, has local storage, and best of all no 30% profit sharing!
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by squigglydonut 3y ago
companies are finding out that people who are paid 1/5 tend to do much less work and draw out contracts. I have seen many projects grind to a halt working with international 3rd party vendors.
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by squigglydonut 3y ago
Nah apple just cut costs and hired some year of efficiency designers. Usability will fail and they will need a visual distinction.
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by squigglydonut 3y ago
What does quality mean to you?

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