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by u2077 4y ago
I remember me and my friends played “tag” by landing on top of each other’s cells.
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by u2077 4y ago
Don’t exactly have to be passionate about the product, but I would say they are passionate about the work they do. Getting something off the ground (especially solo) does require some motivation.
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by u2077 4y ago
1. If you’re creating just for money and aren’t passionate about the project, you will fail. Here’s some advice in no particular order: There’s no such thing as passive income, you will need to put in a ton of initial effort. Make sure yo
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by u2077 4y ago
Looks great! Is there any way to see the comments on a new article without it opening the link first?
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by u2077 4y ago
> I find myself studying too much in order to make something that I want. > I wonder whether this type of behavior is called anything so I could study about it. Personally, I start building. There are certain things you should plan ou
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by u2077 4y ago
7 & 8 are excellent points!
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by u2077 4y ago
1. Know when to listen to criticism 2. Know when to ignore criticism 3. Communicate directly to your users (Your users know what they want more than you do, it’s easy to control the project based on your preferences, but it’s not always t
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by u2077 4y ago
Because you can automate the boring stuff. Apply logic once and relax. A human shouldn’t have to act like a computer.
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by u2077 4y ago
I think it’s important to note that there’s no such thing as passive income, there are plenty of things that require a ton of time upfront, but no time to maintain. The key is to find something you can create once and sell multiple time
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by u2077 4y ago
2 fairly good option I saved from HN: https://bloggingfordevs.com/trends/ https://blogdb.org/blogs
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by u2077 4y ago
Stress for me is an equation. When # things I need to do > # things I want to do, I become more stressed. Although each task has a weight to it as well. Needs are weighted on importance and wants are weighted on desire. This allows the “
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by u2077 4y ago
> my habit is to eat what is in front of me This! I often let my phone run out of battery and avoid plugging it in so I can do other things. From a similar thread, someone mentioned that phones are only good for content consumption. When
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by u2077 4y ago
Just as a side note, I thought /s meant serious. I think I’ve might’ve have seen it used in both contexts.
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by u2077 4y ago
“It’s not a bug, it’s a feature”
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by u2077 4y ago
DRM enforced at an internet level. We look at Russia and think they’re bad, but the rest of the world is just around the corner. Mass surveillance and censorship are easy to achieve once you control access to the undersea cables.
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by u2077 4y ago
Not every app needs to be actively maintained. Some are feature complete and work just fine. I have a few of those apps and see no reason to remove them. Games & Utility apps often don’t need constant updates.
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by u2077 4y ago
+1 for automation https://automatetheboringstuff.com/ may be a good place to start. Python is powerful with only a few lines of code.
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by u2077 4y ago
Came here to say this. Wonder how much research this “researcher” had to do. Visit amazon.com/privacy?
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by u2077 4y ago
Looks amazing! Reminds me of my favorite extension ever ( https://tabliss.io ) any timeline on the safari extension release?
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by u2077 4y ago
I don’t have a problem at all. I have a link to a feedback form in the main menu. I was going to install a live chat widget until I realized just how horrible those things are. The best way to find out what a customer wants is to ask them.
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US pledges to keep an open internet with dozens of other countries(cnet.com)
2 points by u2077 4y ago|1 comments
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by u2077 4y ago
> I ... always have an (...) English monologue going on (..) The monologue becomes more sparse and simple the harder I’m thinking. This! I feel like I’ve been talking to myself (internally) my entire life, but some in this thread describ
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by u2077 4y ago
As someone with a somewhat successful side project, I highly recommend monetizing it. However, you should choose a small enough price that you don’t feel like you owe customers fast support or every feature they ask for. (In some cases a do
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by u2077 4y ago
I think you’re looking for https://hnrss.github.io/
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by u2077 4y ago
My own code when it finally works?
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by u2077 4y ago
The Soft Skills Engineering podcast has an episode on that. https://softskills.audio/2021/06/07/episode-261-anxious-abou... The question starts @15:15
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by u2077 4y ago
> there's a fine line between this and being privileged to be able to afford to skip news because those suffering aren't your family. Hence why I said most . I definitely agree that being exposed to outside events can be impor
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by u2077 4y ago
Trying to flatten everything into synonyms is the same reason Google search has gone downhill. Now they’re bringing that same feature nobody asked for into Google docs. Language is too complex for any algorithm to “understand”
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by u2077 4y ago
I agree, very rarely do I actually need to know so-called “news” when you turn off the TV, the sky is no longer falling and the world is (mostly) fine. Everyone has a bias and skews stories, also, creating fear probably increases viewership
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by u2077 4y ago
Could I create a bank account for personal use that has api access? Or is the product only for businesses that issue cards and accounts to others?

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