tedmundy

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by tedmundy 1mo ago
Thanks for responding!! This is what we currently are going for. How do you guys handle bounce-backs from Apple? Are those handled in the next cycle, or picked up urgently: e.g they don't like X feature, take it out or adjust it
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by tedmundy 1mo ago
Not sure where you're based, but data protection laws are probably similar around the world. CVs usually have quite a lot of sensitive information that people don't want leaking out. If people can upload their phone numbers, locat
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by tedmundy 1mo ago
> It does not make sense to write code yourself when AI can do i insanely fast For me, it is about more than just writing the code. It's understanding it, it's understanding what it affects, it's understanding where it liv
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by tedmundy 1mo ago
Being honest, companies always want to squeeze you for as much as they can get. You have to roll with it a little bit, take a bit of time for yourself. I'm sure they won't be opposed to you spending an hour or so every day figurin
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by tedmundy 1mo ago
What do you want your product to do? Is it handling any sensitive data (GDPR, etc)? I am naturally a bit of a skeptic when it comes to new tools, but platforms exist to "vibecode" a piece of software. From my experience, it gets a
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Ask HN: How do you handle iOS app submissions?
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by tedmundy 2mo ago
time to report FIFA ;)
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by tedmundy 10mo ago
I think everyone is in the same boat with thinking they took something offline :^) Concerning though how much the web relies on one (great) service.
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by tedmundy 2y ago
i've done a few on coursera, and they've added an AI to talk with, which seems OK. can't say much about other sites. GL with your course :)