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It includes every users' contact list from their phone. So likely damn near everyone on the planet with a cell phone.

> Griffith was arrested and charged with conspiracy to violate the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) in November 2019 after he travelled to North Korea to give a talk on blockchain and crypto.

wow. that's all huh? just a talk

If they are using my code anywhere I expect to be compensated.

yes. i am down to HN and Reddit. Google calendar and telegram. I don't even know how to find cool stuff online anymore. Google SERPs are all business driven now unless you're research news.

what happened on freenode recently? I see everyone leaving for libera.chat

Didn't the Chinese blow up a satellite 10 years ago?

Serial daters. Plenty of guys just using these apps for one-timer hookups or FWB. They stick around for a month then onto the next branch like a damn monkey.

forget about spas. just do it the tried and true way, server side rendered html.

I decided to quit my fulltime job a couple of years ago and focus on building custom MVP web applications. We are out there, the problem is you can't find us. Ranking in Google is incredibly difficult compared to 10 years ago. Without large budgets you simply won't be found.

How does the api differ from say mongodb geo spatial api?

crypto swing trading, investing in stocks, and i do some part-time consulting.

I have a product review blog that makes around $200/mo in affiliate income.

Mine was in 1999 dotcom startup when our eccentric CEO (probably a billionaire or close to it) rebranded our domain and climbed up on a ladder and spray painted it on the brick wall in our SF office. Then when we launched we spent a few million on our launch party with Willie brown and the cirque de sole dancers.

Great place to work, free massages, pool table (before anyone had pool tables). We ran out of money 2 years into it building "v2"

it's rough out there still for contractors. I quit my cush job at age 43, worked a few high paying short-term gigs. It was nice because I could make in 3 months what I normally would make in 6, but then the pandemic hit and it absolutely dried up. After a year of no offers, I finally got a fulltime offer for decent pay. I'm in the same boat. We're too old and too expensive now for web development.

I'm tired of being interviewed by kids who think React is how websites should be built and are half my age.

You were in leadership so I guess that took its toll on you. I'm a principal engineer now and so far I've just been improving the framework (vue) and optimizing performance.

I suspect that they will dump some huge feature on me soon and I'll be back to being a grunt.

I'm actually thinking of going back to school part time to become a financial advisor.

about time.

Same place that was shot up in 2018

i'm back on irc no more discord/slack for personal use.

what are some military uses of this technology. can we zap someone into a lizard?

uh huh

Seems reasonable.

naah, nobody in tech needs to be onsite anymore. you just need to be able to do voice chat.

i find jira to be a nightmare. as a developer.

this kind of sucks. http basic auth is a good way to keep sites from being public while demoing.

wow. must have gotten paid a basket of cash to go shill for some life coach product.

trello

the comments are funny

24 hours a day, 7 days a week

I am moving to the mountains.

What's Plan9?

the one problem with these solutions is the marketing is left up entire to me to get traffic.

and its all available for sale! (anonymized of course)