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by tucaz 7y ago
I’d like to know too. If it’s so easy to make money while failing I think I might start a business just to fail and make money. Rinse and repeat and I’ll be rich very fast.
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Ask HN: Open-source API for publishing files updates?
1 points by tucaz 7y ago|0 comments
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by tucaz 7y ago
They are 100% entitled to those choices. I can't disagree there. The only thing I disagree with is that I should have the choice to not pay for other people's choices of not doing nothing. If they want to be like that, they can as
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by tucaz 7y ago
I think this is key when you are working with code you don't touch every day. On code you touch every day one can easily make changes since everything is fresh in one's mind. When you are working with a code base that you touch on
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by tucaz 7y ago
There are all sorts of answers here and I will throw one more at you. It will cost you 10 minutes a day and you can stop if it doesn’t work. Look up the Wim Hof breathing method. I don’t know why it works but it does. Maybe it’s all a place
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by tucaz 7y ago
What are you good at? If you are doing a PhD you must be good at something you can sell. You are at least smart enough to learn something and sell it. The world and the market is full of opportunities. Yesterday I learned you can buy a tras
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by tucaz 7y ago
Could you please help me understand what has @abinaya_rl done wrong? I can't find harm in any way I look at it. He offered the help he could. If the OP wants to take it, he can. He plugged his company while doing it, and others might b
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by tucaz 7y ago
I know nothing about businesses like these, but I assume that the people who need to be engaged with the idea and work know that things come at a slow pace and are fine with it. It's different than getting someone who wants to see resu
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by tucaz 7y ago
I need an app to offer offline access. As I'm writing this I'm thinking I could do a PWA and wrap it into some native framework. Would that work?
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by tucaz 7y ago
Today all my content is hosted in wordpress and all articles are basically a title, a body with just text and an audio file. I'd like to make a mobile app so users can consume the content while offline so the webview is something that
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Ask HN: What's the fastest way to release a mobile app today?
3 points by tucaz 7y ago|6 comments
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by tucaz 7y ago
I don’t often comment recommending companies but Integromat is awesome. Their support is also fantastic. The only thing I don’t like much is that there is no easy way to export stuff you insert in their databases.
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by tucaz 7y ago
What do you think is better in Rider? I’m using it myself for a few months now but feel like going back to VS all the time.
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by tucaz 7y ago
I switched to Rider a few months ago but I still feel like I struggle with some things. For some reason I can’t change the position of the debugger when running and aspnetcore app and make it go back so I always have to re-run whatever requ
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Spacejam.com Live Since 1996(spacejam.com)
3 points by tucaz 7y ago|0 comments
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by tucaz 7y ago
It is simple but not easy. Let’s assume you want to reduce risk of capital investment and also risk of operations so we’ll rule out physical products. That leaves us with digital products and services. You need a business that you can sell
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by tucaz 7y ago
Awesome! Thanks! Let’s assume that’s the number. What I, as an individual, can do to help? This serves for all the other commenters complaining about my responses. If you can’t provide something that I can do as an individual I can’t help
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by tucaz 7y ago
I like how you are stating your opinions in a respectful way. Thank you for that. For part of my opinion see my response below. As for the other part, I just say that it is naive to expect “someone” to fix the worlds problems. No government
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by tucaz 7y ago
It is an honest question. I have read a bunch about the subject and I can’t find any answer that tells individuals what they can personally do without forcing anything into others. Do you have suggestions?
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The Inverse Square Law (2000)(hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu)
48 points by tucaz 7y ago|33 comments
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by tucaz 7y ago
Alright! Didn’t think you would take it in a positive way but I guess I was wrong. Gladly. According to your post you have moved at least 6 times in the past 12 years and you had problems with the landlord every time. Assuming that the hous
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by tucaz 7y ago
I’m wondering what the is the common denominator in all this problematic situations?
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by tucaz 7y ago
Let’s get this conversation started. What do you see is the role of a product manager?
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by tucaz 7y ago
Dropbox.com https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8863
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by tucaz 7y ago
You are free to leave at anytime
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by tucaz 7y ago
Different applications will fail in different ways. It is very hard to prepare or learn about these kinds of failure modes without being actually exposed to one. What you can do, though, is make sure you employ good principles in all the wo
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by tucaz 7y ago
How do you add value to people who give you money? That’s the same way you’ll add value to others as well. I’m a problem solver. I’ll help people that do not give me money by solving some of their problems. It could be code, it could be kno
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by tucaz 7y ago
There are two kinds of things that happen in life. The ones you can control and the ones you can’t. By definition, it doesn’t make sense to worry about things you can’t control. It took my a while to accept that, but once I did life got bet
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by tucaz 7y ago
There are quite a few ways to resolve any sort of disagreement one can find. Without knowing more about your particular situation it is hard to provide useful advice. However, a generic way to resolve any sort of problem is to base the deci
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by tucaz 7y ago
I just add myself as a contact and send links to myself. No groups needed.

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