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by u2077 5y ago
Know enough that you can build a simple website from scratch, learn a few frameworks that are commonly used by companies (react, angular, vue.js) Check out https://roadmap.sh/frontend - Pick a path that makes sense for you,
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by u2077 5y ago
Relevant Tom Scott video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VdmQp9M9jUo
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by u2077 5y ago
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30074965
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College Board announces digital SATs in 2024(apnews.com)
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by u2077 5y ago
I find their privacy policy interesting. Wonder if never@amazon.com still works. https://web.archive.org/web/19991012214158/http://amazon.com...
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by u2077 5y ago
I haven’t tested this product at all, just happened to catch my eye a while back. However, it appears to be in the early stages of development. It’s open source and has similar features to google drive. https://twake.app/#st
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by u2077 5y ago
+ 1 for strongbox and keepassXC
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by u2077 5y ago
KeypassXC & Strongbox on iOS. Keypass has browser extensions, strongbox has autofill on iOS. Use iCloud drive as a database (windows iCloud app needs to be setup) There are occasional sync issues but I recommend keeping a local backup o
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by u2077 5y ago
I’m not saying it’s different, it’s more like the nail in the coffin. Movies, music, apps, games, treadmills, coffee, printers. Anything that can somehow have internet connectivity becomes a subscription.
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This is what I’m worried about. With them owning both the games and the OS that they are played on, we could be forced into a subscription. Paying to own may be a thing of the past.
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by u2077 5y ago
My company was affected by this attack, they had to manually recreate payroll that week and we still have to clock in/out on paper.
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by u2077 5y ago
Saved this from HN a while back: https://neildavidson.com/downloads/dont-just-roll-the-dice-2...
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by u2077 5y ago
Was thinking about something exactly like this the other day. DDG is more useful for using other sites as search engines than it is by itself. Any chance this can be ported to chromium browsers too?
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by u2077 5y ago
Start with rust so they can get front page on HN. - Jokes aside, Free Code Camp[0] is a great resource for beginners and will help them learn basic concepts without block coding. I would say quick feedback is important to make the learning
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by u2077 5y ago
Someone is tracking the changes here: https://munvoseli.github.io/xkcd-countdown/
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by u2077 5y ago
It doesn’t have to be much, even if it’s just a note embed in a demo page that you can’t edit, or a few components one could look at up close. When I go to your website I have to judge the entire product on 3 small images. Even a video woul
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Apple to allow third-party app payment options in South Korea(techcrunch.com)
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by u2077 5y ago
Any subscription based password manager is holding your passwords hostage. Not sure why this is news.
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by u2077 5y ago
As others have mentioned, I want to try it first without having to create an account and give you my personal information. Also, your FAQ says “We do not track any personally identifiable information. Additionally we do not sell or share us
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Time is the most valuable thing you have. Use it wisely.
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Steam Deck exclusives?
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by u2077 5y ago
Note that relying on your side project for income can make it less exciting. Don't push yourself too far, any money you make is an achievement. My first $5 was more exciting than my first $500. I tried pushing my side project as hard a
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by u2077 5y ago
I’m interested in this idea, would be cool to have a library for custom on-site search. Just plug in the rss feeds to parse and then add the box to your website.
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by u2077 5y ago
Bookmarked, thanks for the great resource. One minor thing: The preview images take up a lot of space on mobile, I have to scroll forever just to look through all the options. Perhaps the preview could be text only at least on smaller scree
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by u2077 5y ago
We need one central place to find feeds, see this relevant xkcd: https://xkcd.com/927/
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by u2077 5y ago
At this point you’re paying for malware. Do we really need antivirus software, or is there something you can setup yourself that’s just as good? (ie a firewall and some open-source option)
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by u2077 5y ago
While this topic is still on the front page, does anyone have some feed recommendations? Some of my favorites are Hackaday, Damn Interesting (including curated links), and hnrss for terms like side project.
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I use rss feeds, this saves me time and cuts out all the extra distractions from reading. I also set up rss feeds for specific terms on HN using hnrss.org. This has helped me significantly and I cannot recommend it enough. I let my phone ru
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They also have a browser that’s still in beta. Here’s the direct link to test flight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/DeC8ZDnu (got this after a month on the waitlist)
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by u2077 5y ago
Obviously everyone’s path is unique, but could you tell us the most important things you learned along the way? For example, my side project was not built for scale (was just a hobby at the time) and now needs rebuilding. I also wasted too

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