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Comment #44586562
I think its a personal call. If as an engineer you value your art you will go deep, be the best at what you do, and be valuable in the correct context. If you're a product manager …
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Comment #44580618
Thank you for that. Yes I did fill out that form. I only realised the shadow ban several months after it was implemented. The clues were not being able to update user handle, serve…
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Comment #44580480
I don't see how the OP layering utilities on top of python remediates on the claim that the language is not "production ready". Which it clearly is.
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Ask HN: Reddit shadow banned me. What now for a SaaS founder?
So Reddit shadow banned me (you're just left dangling creating content not knowing any better) and Quora banned me outright with a phoney spam claim after submitting meaningful ans…
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Comment #44192327
I think you could adjust your mindset on this issue. AI is a tool. If you already have the fundamentals neccessary to call yourself a software developer, ie. architecture, algorith…
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Comment #44176415
Thanks again for the insight that you would purchase based on value. I personally would like to see more developers rolling out professional software as themselves. Opinion appreci…
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Comment #44174287
Hey, thanks for checking it out and for the feedback. Yes, it's deliberately simple from a workflow point of view, ie. choose file->remove background->set background color (optiona…
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Roast my marketing: selling an app under personal brand
Is this a good idea? Anyone else with success doing this? https://fj.ix.tc/bgone
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Comment #44152631
Commercial Python desktop GUI apps are feasible.
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Comment #42765885
Slightly tangential but perhaps somebody could answer this question: So having decided that rather than trade as a fictitious company and go the "personal brand" route, I'm interes…
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Comment #42628942
It's basically a group of devs calling the shots. Like any open source project code audits could well be an afterthought with post-incident remediation. Also the average Bitcoin us…
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Comment #42617269
Thank you for clarifying that Bitcoin is fundamentally a protocol. However, if the network has de facto settled on a certain implementation, then what does that say? Linux and Post…
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Comment #42605530
The fact that the software behind it is a centrally controlled project?
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Comment #42563043
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Comment #42562498
How does having Bitcoin be a software project with innumerable contributers make it a secure, distributed store of value? Just asking.
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Comment #42486312
This question: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41548440