bbcbasic

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   by bbcbasic 10y ago

   [7] https://youtu.be/ZJ9uWsvR1l0?t=145
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   by bbcbasic 10y ago

   Ianal but I'd be worried, you are quite close.
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   by bbcbasic 10y ago

   Tut tut so pedestrian
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   by bbcbasic 10y ago

   Much more fun would be a Bitcoin based bookmaker
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   by bbcbasic 10y ago

   Self driving cars Homosapeanless Carrigages
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   by bbcbasic 10y ago

   Love that the piano works as a normal piano!
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   by bbcbasic 10y ago

   > That said, I'm always surprised how many candidates cannot even point to one problem they worked on they found interesting or one solution that they're proud of. I have trouble recalling the details of things I worked on even
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   by bbcbasic 10y ago

   Sting was the pointy haired boss meddling and micromanaging in her project.
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   by bbcbasic 10y ago

   There will be multiple translations. Developer won't even know what platform they are developing for. It'll be serverless.
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    By BS I mean the inane feeds of other peoples lives.
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    OP says "I keep reading on HN that I'm order to become a better developer I need to write code everyday, and more importantly read other people's code." It hardly sounds like he is looking for a shortcut
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    I read others code in code reviews, and as necessity to get the job done. I very occasionally read others code say in GitHub, but not for any desire to get better, but out of curiosity. But when I do that I get bored quickly!
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    Convince them to install Whatsapp? If they have a phone its an easy way to keep in contact and send text/image/videos without all the FB BS. I wished I used it sooner!
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    https://www.indiehackers.com "Learn from profitable businesses and side projects." People like you get interviewed to inspire those who want to do side project or start a business.
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    are you on IndieHackers?
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    That is literally survivorship bias
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    huh? downvote? the link is a virtual machine in Conway's Game of Life.
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    Ahh. The good ol' days when it was only 20 yrs rent.
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    Like a 4 yr old
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    Hail Betteridge
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    VM life
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    If there is an aws sponsored conference you talk to the organisers and see if they want to buy 1000 aws stickers for the goodie bags, for instance.
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    Have you thought about selling stickers for tech conferences. Could be a nice way to get bulk orders.
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    Learn to tell the time with these 288 weird clocks
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    Holy cow
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    Is there some AI or always random?
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    The main thing to check for me (single data point) is what advertisers do you have, and how much will I make from your ad work vs say Adsense. If I already have advertisers and just need a system so they can self serve that would be good to
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    Like JIRA, Confluence etc
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    Australia would be a good place though. Compulsory superannuation
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    > some classic market manipulation ploys began appearing Cryptocoin markets are a haven for scams and manipulations. When I was into it I was hearing of a new scam almost every week. I don't think there is any correlation with Winkl