clarky07

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by clarky07 9mo ago
raising the round is them selling part of the company. enough of the company that they no longer ever have to worry about money again. yeah that removes a lot of potential stress. the company can fail now and it won't ruin him. gives h
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by clarky07 3y ago
all the ones using it for ios development. i don't know how many did, but this really sucks for those of us that have been using xamarin / .net for ios
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by clarky07 3y ago
because visual studio for mac is the thing you used to develop ios apps with xamarin or .net for ios or .net maui?
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by clarky07 4y ago
>Meanwhile, this long protracted failure has been accompanied by a massive increase in stupid, toxic, illegal, scammy behaviour are you talking about the internet or crypto? or maybe you were referring to finance. wall st? i get hundreds
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by clarky07 6y ago
>This is true, but becoming less and less true. Today there are all sorts of jobs that used to provide a living wage, that don't anymore. With no college and limited training, you could hire on at an assembly plant and make enough t
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by clarky07 6y ago
they can afford to operate. workers have agreed to do the job for the price set today. you want to raise that number arbitrarily, which they can't afford.
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by clarky07 6y ago
how is that the same? having more spots after the decimal is not the same as having more in front. cut an apple in half you don't have 2 apples, you have 2 halves. 21 million total bitcoin and breaking them apart is not the same as pri
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by clarky07 6y ago
the value of something like bitcoin is generally going to be related to the value of the network. if you can envision it being more useful in the future, consider what the function is, and what it means for the value of the network as a who
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by clarky07 6y ago
so why does it still take me 3+ business days to move money between banks? I assume it's just because they use that float to make money, but it still sucks. i for one like transactions clearing in a few seconds rather than a few days.
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by clarky07 6y ago
>I don't see why someone should work full time and still end up poor. no offense, but this assumes too much about a person. you could make minimum wage $100 an hour, and there will still be poor people because some people make bad d
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by clarky07 6y ago
the counter point is that minimum wage is artificial. if you aren't actually providing that much value, businesses will just cut the job altogether. if you are trying to raise a large family on minimum wage, well then that's obvio
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by clarky07 7y ago
yeah the sloped bed is going to be a big problem i think. loading things from the side, ladder racks, tool boxes, etc. lots of issues with that. the bed cover looks awesome though, and I love the ramp from the tailgate. that's fantasti
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by clarky07 7y ago
probably because it's the most profitable platform. iOS easily makes more money than Android even though it has less users. In my experience, it's not close.
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by clarky07 7y ago
developers definitely have something to lose. If nothing else, it takes time to implement a new process that you already have working. not a win for privacy, but i'm sure there are some that would be unhappy about not getting the data
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by clarky07 7y ago
>I don't think anyone is not moving to a rural area because of the internet speeds. Definitely not true. It is a big decision point for a lot of people.
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by clarky07 7y ago
If everyone stops climbing it, who are we saving it for? Who is going to see the natural wonder? I certainly agree that we should do the best we can to preserve it and others like it, but it doesn't really make sense to say, well no on
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by clarky07 7y ago
hmmm, there isn't anything specifically built in for something like that, but, I think it would work anyways. Example: You can add as many envelopes as you want, and as many accounts as you want. So, you add all of the joint accounts a
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by clarky07 7y ago
The reason for account registration is so that you can use it on multiple devices now, i.e. phone + iPad or couples both using it on their phone (the main use case). That being said, I am planning on adding web and Android versions as well.
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by clarky07 7y ago
Hey all, I made this in my spare time because I'm really interested in personal finance and I really hated all of the other budgeting apps. I'm hoping others like it, but it works for me and that was my main goal. Let me know if y
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Show HN: Swift Budget – Envelope Budgeting for iPhone(budget.cash)
3 points by clarky07 7y ago|6 comments
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by clarky07 7y ago
You can’t generally send EUR anywhere in the world for free in seconds. You can’t pay for things in EUR with 0 fees. There are some crypto’s that can do all of those things.
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by clarky07 7y ago
I'm guessing nature.com is also not likely to be an unbiased source...
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by clarky07 7y ago
Not all crypto is based on mining, so not all crypto contributes to climate change. Suggesting all crypto is bad because bitcoin uses energy is silly.
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by clarky07 7y ago
there are lots of coins with algorithms designed to resist ASICs. Bitcoin just isn't one of them.
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by clarky07 7y ago
Not sure if you are aware, but not all crypto is based on proof of work (mining). There are other algorithms that don't waste tons of energy and still provide the benefits of crypto. Also, they can be useful for things other than tax a
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by clarky07 8y ago
I mostly agree with your analysis, but I think your examples don't actually fit. Please show me all the people abandoning google and amazon.
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Ask HN: What is best email client (to replace Inbox)
1 points by clarky07 8y ago|1 comments
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by clarky07 8y ago
how so? click a button and download to device? now you have an icon that the user sees every day. How is the web better than that?
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by clarky07 8y ago
Yeah it is massively worse user experience than installing an app from the app store. I feel like anyone suggesting it is better has an agenda of some sort. It's objectively worse in every way for the user. Suggesting the $100 is a bar
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by clarky07 8y ago
fwiw, i think all of the amazon concessions are tied to the number of jobs specifically. at least that was true for the Nashville office which I've followed more closely. i.e. to get all the breaks they have to create all the jobs.

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