Am I missing something? The domain dropdown has no options and all usernames are taken.
106 karma · joined December 29, 2018
Am I missing something? The domain dropdown has no options and all usernames are taken.
Relevant scenes: https://youtu.be/qvrSUwqt6Mw?t=54
I didn't even know livestreaming code was a thing aside from pre-scripted tutorials. I'll have to watch one of the streams, because the hands-on nature is probably good for learning the quirks of various techniques that you don't get from programming books.
It's too bad I spend 80% of my development time reading documentation and chasing down bugs.
Joe Rogan hosted a nice debate between two scientists in the field, one of whom was a strict vegan: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULtqCBimr6U.
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1. No politics
2. Nobody trying to sell you something or promote themselves
3. Based around a single, external topic, usually an established IP
Examples: r/Factorio, r/asoif,
I'd gladly pay $2 to retire my army of throwaway emails, assuming the service remains as currently advertised. How many email domains do you have available to choose from, and how do you plan to deal with vendors potentially banning your domains?
This is more of a general thought, but privacy is another concern. There are plenty of companies who took customers' money and then sold their private data anyways. I'm more inclined to trust a startup like yours, but somewhere down the line I see this as a possibility. Is there ever a way for a customer to be sure a company isn't misusing their data? Are there any 3rd parties who can confirm/audit their practices?
>What's the HN community feeling about when it is or isn't Ok for someone to post a comment reply pointing out their product might be able to help?
I'm still new here, but from what I've seen it's probably okay as long as the context is relevant. I see people pushing startup solutions on a daily basis and it's usually cool stuff.
Second post is the co-founder of Octopart. Not surprising, since they were funded by YC, but I'm glad things turned out well for Andres.
> ... I'm a shell of the personality I used to be. Basically, I had been languishing in school and had gotten comfortable with mediocrity.
I know this feeling.