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5y ago
30 or 40 likes is not nothing. I think your motivation would be lower if no one at all cared about what you do despite you sharing it.
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That is a bit ironic that you call inclusion the absence of social interactions.
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In that case YT is asking me my details so that I can see that the video has been removed..
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5y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIrmxOBnKcs
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A few days ago, I clicked an age restricted video on Youtube and usually I just state that I am above 18 but now they ask for a credit card number or an identity card to prove it. I am not going to send this just to watch some random video
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Indeed. I work in Europe for a startup that has experienced 100% growth several years in a row and everyone (except for the founders) works 9-5, goes to the pub on Thursday afternoon and leaves early on Friday.
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5y ago
Playing JRPG again has taught me that there is more to storytelling than the mainstream scenarios from Hollywood movies.
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5y ago
Focus on quality and share it in a relevant subreddit.
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Google announces product reviews algorithm update
(searchengineland.com)
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If I am correct, in the national accounts, the house households live in is considered an investment.
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You got lucky but most people who graduate during a financial crisis pay for it their whole life. It is harder to get your first job so you get a not so good one and you can easily get stuck in a suboptimal situation for years.
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What would be the equivalent of earning US$100k in the UK?
(old.reddit.com)
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With time I have tend to realise that most of the time it can be a bad advice. I would personally people to develop a skill that makes them in demand on the job market and hence financially confortable so they can follow their dream in thei
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Fabrice Bellard
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Has anyone noted the use of Github for commenting at the bottom ? That is quite a nice way to have social features without being too 'social'.
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I share my site on reddit on a regular basis and I get direct feedback from redditors. My definition of success is when people share my site because they see it as something very valuable (hopefuly one day...). I can't really miss it s
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That's one of the reason I have not added Analytics to my website. I don't want to create my content based on how shareable it is. I want to create something that I consider to be of high quality. Surely at some point it will be s
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Homo Sapiens?
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I have a website that would qualify as an Indie website. I have tried several times to 'add it to the indieweb database' in one way or another but I have never really understood what your were supposed to do or if you could do suc
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I have a site that makes heavy use of Emojis and to have the same rendering on every device I use the Twemoji (A simple library that provides standard Unicode emoji support across all platforms) made by Twitter. https://github.co
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Do French Kids Have ADHD?
(psychologytoday.com)
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I am creating a static site in that spirit. I have shared the link in an other comment. I use emojis to define simple words and I use these simple words to build sentences and then stories.
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That is the approach that I advocate as well. I believe that if you manage to carefully craft a path of comprehensible and enjoyable input of slowly increasing complexity you can speed up the learning process. I have been working for the pa
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> but I don't see that many people valuing that perspective. :-) You don't have the chance to talk to them because when you are working hard at the office with your like minded colleagues they're at the pub like minded fri
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I actually have one as well. At some point I was chatting a lot with a customer agent from one of our partner. To me their name sounded Russian so I assumed they were of Russian origin. Turns out they are from a Sub-saharan African country.
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Playing the devil's advocate. If someone tells you 'tomorrow you'll meet your new colleague Lars from Sweden' consciously or not you'll form expectation about his skin color.
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What about putting a one click 'Report spam' button next to a 'Delete' one in one of the most used software on Earth ? Looking at you Gmail.
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That's clever but there is one reason I think this would not work. Most pro-vaxx don't (and don't want to) spend their entire days thinking about why they are pro-vaxx. Being anti-vaxxer is a lifestyle.
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> Forgive me for being blunt but I am not looking for "10-sec fame". I mean one day you got traffic 100K on the website. Good. But just for one day. I was lucky to once get my 10-sec-fame on HN. I don't know how much traff
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