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Eire_Banshee
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Comment #22328470
Uh, isn't a "paid message" just a politically correct way to refer to an Ad?
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Comment #22291934
Looking and feeling fancy is often what sells though... that is ultimately more important.
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Comment #21083251
Legally cannot on US citizens. We werent even allowed to use drones to help civilian search and rescue missions due to fears of being accused of spying on citizens. This was in 201…
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Comment #21083237
For those that don't know, Specialist is a rank in the army. Each of the individuals being promoted are _already psychological operations soldiers_. They are just going from the ra…
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Comment #20202576
$$$. If you put the cost on taxpayers it will never be approved. Needs to be privately funded.
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Comment #19872614
`Electron apps are laughably slow on 2010’s hardware.` VS Code is the exception to this rule... its solid.
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Comment #19719079
`It's just a matter of time before it jumps to humans.` ... thats not how that works.
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Comment #19567466
Portable python for games...? Does it compile and run natively?
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Comment #19402178
Exactly.
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Comment #19393395
I wish more people understood that this is how international debts are ACTUALLY paid.
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Comment #19362014
Anything you would normally stash in an API gateway. API keys, anything that handles auth, etc.
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Comment #19361754
SSR React = Next.js SSR Vue = Nuxt.js Django is all SSR and is solid, if a little dated.
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Comment #19361743
This is my biggest issues with SPAs. Its not that it is that hard, its just so much easier to keep it secure if its being done server-side.
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Comment #19341656
Bad code. I would pay for better developers. But they are all happily employed (for the most part) and we cant exactly back up the brink truck...
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Comment #19296746
Yeah, but its a poor pitch to say, "Oh, no internet? Just use your phones mobile hotspot." Existing solutions run entirely offline and I need to replicate that experience to get an…
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Comment #19296732
Yes, definately it will do those things. But it also needs to be 100% capable of running a meet offline.
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Comment #19296716
This guy gets its. The software already available is a headache to use and the goal here is to "get out of the users way", so they can focus on running the meet instead of fighting…
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Comment #19296708
Yeah, this approach is still on the table. Id just like to recoup my time _somehow_... even if monetization wasnt the original intent.
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Comment #19296686
The people that would be using it arent really the ios/ipad type... its hard to explain without sounding like Im stereotyping.
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Comment #19295639
I think this is the right answer... not sure why I was so resistive to it. Maybe its the hive mind :p Thanks.
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Ask HN: How would you monetize software that runs mostly offline?
So Im close to finishing an electron (yeah, I know...) application that helps run competitive weightlifting events. Im not really looking to build a business out of it, but I would…
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Comment #19282777
Its the only serious use case for enterprise. What, you want to use azure?
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Comment #19282619
Yeah, say what you want but economically we are doing pretty good, relatively.
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Comment #19095485
Oh, cool, thats all I needed to do? Awesome, so easy! lol, good advice regardless. As with everything engineering related, this sounds good on paper... but when rubber meets the ro…
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Comment #19036314
Flagged - for being pretentious douche.