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by campbellmorgan 6mo ago
(Not a tax professional so don't take my word for it) But I think you're talking about individual fiscal residency. A company you create can technically not be resident where you live so long as you can demonstrate that the princi
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by campbellmorgan 1y ago
https://www.prisma.io/docs/orm/prisma-client/using-raw-sql/r... - it assumes that these queries return arrays and there's a template you can pass in like this: prisma.$queryraw<YourType>`SELEC
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by campbellmorgan 4y ago
The key to it is that it uses the OS's webview (on Windows 10+ the new edge webview https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/webview... ) which means that you're mostly not bundling the whole
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by campbellmorgan 4y ago
I've been using v2 for a month or so and it's really great. There are a few things that feel a little bit rougher than the Rust equivalent (Tauri), but Go is just so much faster to code in that this has been a pleasure to work wit
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by campbellmorgan 4y ago
Yes I think that's fair especially about writing technique if that was the OP's original analogy, and in particular about new writers as you point out. What I was referring to specifically was inspiration and knowledge of niche ev
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by campbellmorgan 4y ago
I have discussed this idea with friends who are writers / artists. Call me a cynic, but while many writers / artists aspire to collective shared knowledge, the reality of both the writing and art market is that unique knowledge is
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by campbellmorgan 4y ago
If you are an essential part of your startup as, for example CTOs are in very early stage startups, you may find it difficult to completely detach for more than a few weeks especially if the business is negotiating a complicated part of its
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by campbellmorgan 4y ago
If Rust is too much of an adventure, maybe you'll find Go easier. Wails [1] is great if perhaps a bit more rough round the edges. Because it's go, package sizes are 10mb+ but nothing like Electron 30mb+ 1. https://githu
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by campbellmorgan 5y ago
It is easy to agree with the sentiment of this article, but the fundamental premise of this is wrong in modern architecture. That premise is that it is the architect that is in control of the final aesthetic of the building. Architects get
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by campbellmorgan 6y ago
For anybody thinking about contributing this, this is sadly as close to not open source as open source gets. I tried to contribute to this, but it's impossible to build without the webrtc binary and the docs are deliberately opaque abo
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by campbellmorgan 6y ago
I've been using this for nearly a year and it's by far the best thing I've found so far for testing realistic websockets load where servers are put under strain not just by connections but interactions between each other. Man
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by campbellmorgan 6y ago
+1 for Eça de Queiroz. With the exception of O Crime do Padre Amaro which can in places be a bit blunt, he tends to have a a kind admiration for his characters as he quietly makes fun of them and the decadent society around them.
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by campbellmorgan 6y ago
I never thought I would see this on HN! I also highly recommend reading (an abridged version of) this, maybe in tandem with a well annotated version of The Lusiads by Camoes. From our modern, connected multicultural world, I find there&#x27
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Why Software Requirements in the Real World Are Hard(hackernoon.com)
3 points by campbellmorgan 7y ago|0 comments
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by campbellmorgan 7y ago
For anybody using Firefox Android and ublock origin who now sees ads, worth checking out the duckduckgo Android privacy browser. So far, it seems to be working beautifully so something good for me at least has come out of this mess!
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by campbellmorgan 7y ago
I've managed to get the classic vim `<C>-w` + h|j|k|l working in VSCode. Sadly my convenient remapping of that doesn't work :( My annoyances are pretty small: not being able to do `:e ` and then tab complete the directory st
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by campbellmorgan 7y ago
For anybody who's found more IDE-y activities a bit beyond the current generation of VIM plugins (looking at you Typescript), the Vim plugins for VsCode and Visual Studio are actually surprisingly good and I find myself at least as pro
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by campbellmorgan 8y ago
I used to work in the same co-working space as them in London in 2012 when it was just 3 of them and 3 interns. If I remember correctly, they managed the whole thing on excel sheets balancing out their EUR and GBP accounts with the frantic
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by campbellmorgan 8y ago
Absolutely. But I for one would rather live in a world that had the diversity of both private and state-funded art, each with their own biases. Surely that's better than the single influence of the market?
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by campbellmorgan 8y ago
I think this is the essence of most modern entertainment. I once produced a pilot children's animation and had written a "bible" - the text that sets out what you plan to do for a series - and was told by a senior commissione
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by campbellmorgan 8y ago
What UK current account do you have with a decent interest rate? By decent do you mean 0.02% or something?
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by campbellmorgan 8y ago
I stopped my subscription to the New Yorker because I got fed up with exactly this. Although, as others here have commented, it may more emotionally resonant to hear one person's story, it also reinforces a very American view of histor
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by campbellmorgan 8y ago
>"After all, without trade secrets and IP, a business has nothing to stand out from the crowd." Except that GoDaddy has a massive, massive brand with millions invested in marketing over years of business. Its success is hardly
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Your restaurant booking engine may be stealing your traffic to charge you more(medium.com)
3 points by campbellmorgan 8y ago|0 comments
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by campbellmorgan 8y ago
>I could never get something I was happy with You sound like a writer! Keep going
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by campbellmorgan 9y ago
Very creepy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_Reiser
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by campbellmorgan 9y ago
I'm with you and ready to sign any petition that stops museums buying Jeff Koons!
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by campbellmorgan 9y ago
Most people tend to dismiss the wide-range manipulation of high-end art as an irrelevant problem that only affects millionaires and a tiny subsection of "commercial artists". A point worth making is that more often than not, it is
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by campbellmorgan 9y ago
I completely agree with this. While there can be many other issues that are worth seeking professional advice for, being on ones own for prolonged periods is definitely bad for one's mental health. I recently watched a documentary on t
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by campbellmorgan 9y ago
I was imagining that publishing bank details would expose them to a slightly higher risk of Direct Debit fraud, but again i'm no expert...

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