maxencecornet

>https://bulma.dev

I've been looking for a bulma drag and drog builder for years

I'm going to test it out asap

For back-end tech, it's almost always a job board

Sure!

- The first one was a trivia game made with javascript (Vue.js), it was a hit on Reddit around a month after launch and became the top post on a 900k subs subreddit, I was contacted soon after through reddit mail

- The other one was sold on flippa, so they took a large cut of the sale

Do you see the "Try out the Brave Browser" button on the main page ?

It redirects towards this page: https://brave.com/bat684

I get payed by Brave Software around 5$ for each user that download the browser and use it for at least 30 days

It doesn't exactly qualify as a one-man business, but I'm running a few side projects bringing around $500/month:

- https://batgrowth.com: A website monitoring the growth of The Brave browser / Basic Attention Token, in terms of publishers adoption (Fun fact: Wikipedia founder, Larry Sanger, tweeted about the site)

- https://ethereum-cours.com: A CMC clone built mainly for fun, bringing some decent referral revenue

- My tech blog

I've built many more side projects, most were earning $0/month after a few months, but I've also sold 2 side projects, so overall it's worth the effort

This

If you really want to have an impact while still eating meat, just stop eating beef/lamb altogether

The amount of food and water needed to produce 1kg of beef meat is just insane

Eat poultry or fish instead

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feed_conversion_ratio

>Cattle is the worst at something like 15:1. Aquaculture, specifically tilapia and catfish, is good at under 2:1

If you really want to have an impact while still eating meat, just stop eating beef altogether

The amount of food and water needed to produce 1kg of beef meat is just insane

Eat poultry or fish instead

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feed_conversion_ratio

>Cattle is the worst at something like 15:1. Aquaculture, specifically tilapia and catfish, is good at under 2:1

> an average person from a high carbon output country needs about 600-1000 trees to offset their carbon output.

This seems really doable for the average person!

What could be a really neat addition is having trends sorted by countries

Thank you!

This is the draft for the next version (The texts are placeholders, it's just a UI/UX draft) :

https://twitter.com/MaxenceCornet/status/1144929703058399232

EDIT: Direct links to the draft:

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/D-OberFXYAA3dMR.jpg

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/D-ObfgRWwAA9m0O.jpg

I'm working on the v2 of the UX/UI for my side-project https://batgrowth.com

Basically, the site is just a listing of content creators that accept tips in the form of Basic Attention Token sent through the Brave browser

I'm pretty happy with the project and the site is getting some decent traffic (https://simpleanalytics.com/batgrowth.com), but I think the current UI/UX is not good enough

I'm in Italy right now in holidays, met an old italian guy that told me that growing mussels is pretty easy and really cheap

I just tipped "Reddit how to grow mussels" on google, and this was the first link

Paul Jorion, a french writer and ex-"the Bank of the European Union" employee, said that he was pushed out of the company when he revealed a bug in risk-calculation software

I'm pretty sure this bug was known for some time as well

>They literally do

No they don't, I've been using the Brave browser for over a year on desktop, with the users ads activated

This is the most common seen misconception on HN about Brave, Brave is not replacing ads with their own ads

It just doesn't work like this

A great comment from a Brave team member about that misconception on Reddit:

https://www.reddit.com/r/ethtrader/comments/bby4um/the_la_ti...

>and places its own ads.

No it does not, I've been using the Brave browser for over a year on desktop, with the users ads activated

This is the most common seen misconception on HN about Brave, Brave is not replacing ads with it's own ads

It just doesn't work like this

A great comment from a Brave team member about that misconception on Reddit:

https://www.reddit.com/r/ethtrader/comments/bby4um/the_la_ti...

>Well 10% is better than less or nothing, right? Shows his lack of confidence in it going up any further - or at least within a timeframe that there aren't better investments.

Pretty much any good book about investing (eg. The Four Pillars of Investing) teaches you that following your human emotions and irrationality in investing is the worst you can do, basically selling when everybody IS selling is the worst move (Warren Buffett: Be fearful when others are greedy, and greedy when others are fearful, https://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/012116/warre...)

So I'm pretty surprised to see Masayoshi Son acting like a rookie investor, and following the crowd of uneducated investors buying during the mania and selling during the crash

It's the opposite of investing 101

I like how you can be a literal billionaire bank founder and still buy a speculative asset at it's peak and sell at it's lowest after a 90% crash

Buy high sell low

>>The investment came at the peak of the bitcoin frenzy in late 2017 after the digital currency had already risen more than 10 fold that year. The exact size of the bet couldn’t be determined, but bitcoin peaked at nearly $20,000 in mid December 2017 and Mr. Son sold in early 2018 after bitcoin had plummeted, the people said.

Not only, I know more than 3 completely unrelated piece of software using the name gimli:

I've switched to Brave a long time ago already

And to protonmail for emails

The exact same thing happened to me last week

My ads-free really simple React Native app was removed from the play store for “deceptive ads”

I don't care too much as this was just a way to learn React Native for me, but it's still really weird

To be honest every interaction I have with Google products nowadays are bad:

- This app kicked from the Play store

- A bug with the new Adsense Auto-ads where you couldn't disable the giant ads that were added on your content without removing completely Google Adsense script, which I did

I'm now moving away from anything Google

>May switch to Brave in the future

In the futur? Tor tabs are already a feature of Brave, as of today

Of course you can use server side rendering with Next.js,but it adds some work/complexity

With a server rendered website, you don't have to do anything

I've heard that I'm unknowingly "eating" bugs everyday by drinking ground coffee

I don't know if it's a fact or a myth

There is a huge difference between being downvoted and not being able to express your opinion because of censorship

IMO you should be able to express any opinion, and of course you'll be downvoted if you are a bigot or a religious nutcase

Right now Reddit is going full censorship, which I hate

It doesn't sound fishy at all

I'm 95% sure this is a bizarre exit scam

>Brave stole a lot of bitcoin from people by converting it into their useless/worthless BAT.

What is this even supposed to mean?

I'm both a Brave publisher (4 verified websites) and a Brave browser user, nothing like this ever happened

As a publisher you can choose in which token you want to be paid, BTC, ETH or else, you are never forced to accept BAT.

As you can see on this screenshot: https://imgur.com/a/TKg1m0i

From the Brave publisher dashboard

>Who, in 2019, are the "cherished underdogs of today"?

My guess:

- Email: Protonmail get recommended all the time on HN/Reddit

- Analytics: Simpleanalytics seems to be the new champion

- Search Engine: DuckDuckGo

- Browser: Probably Vivaldi, or maybe Brave

I have a friend that works for a deliveroo clone in Paris, this is true, loads of people rent their phones to migrants that work for the company under a fake identity

I mean, they are not wrong, you should be using HTTPS.

Thank you for correcting me! I wrote the numbers that were on top of my head