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Readit NewsKuyawa commented on Is Mozilla trying hard to kill itself? infosec.press/brunomiguel... · Posted by u/pabs3
Does your site resemble the ux of hacker news and craigslist?
Check for yourself
> All I needed was Notepad, some HTML, and an FTP client to upload my files
That's what I still do 30 years later
A bingo app but regulation has been painful to say the least
I'd like to try crypto, which coin/chain/wallet is the most used? USDT on TRX? Binance?
Any advice is welcome as this industry is definitely not easy to enter
I am still a happy programmer after all these years using only node, express, postgres and sublime. I try not to listen to the sirens singing on the rocky shores...
Kuyawa commented on Homeschooling hits record numbers reason.com/2025/11/19/hom... · Posted by u/bilsbie
I am an advocate of homeschooling but also know the importance of social contact for kids, so always wondering how hard would it be to create local clubs for kids where they learn mainly about economy, liberty and social relations sprinkled with some astronomy, history, biology, math and whatever personal interest of their parents like sports or arts? I'd be happy to pay for a private institution like that
Kuyawa commented on I almost got hacked by a 'job interview' blog.daviddodda.com/how-i... · Posted by u/DavidDodda
I've been hacked a couple of times, all job offers coming from linkedin. Now I calmly refuse to run code as a way to evaluate me and they stop asking.
Be polite, say no, move on.
* I wish linkedin and github were more proactive on detecting scammers
Kuyawa commented on Delete FROM users WHERE location = 'Iran'; gist.github.com/avestura/... · Posted by u/avestura
UPDATE users SET inactive = true WHERE country = 'Iran'
That way you don't lose their data just in case sanctions are lifted
If I come up with a much better way of doing something that is relatively easy to reimplement, there's no great incentive to come up with those ideas then.
I'm not suggesting that the current patent system works well, but you are in danger of throwing the baby out with the bathwater.
The incentive is in delivering first. When the free market saturates and profits are razor thin due to extreme competition, first movers always get the rewards of innovation
Kuyawa commented on Show HN: I'm making an open-source platform for learning Japanese kanadojo.com... · Posted by u/tentoumushi
Role playing using common sentences is the best way to learn ANY language.
Start with a taxi lesson so you can move everywhere. Then a restaurant lesson so you can order from any menu at least the meals you like. Then a grocery shopping lesson. That'l cover 50% of your basic tourist needs. Then meeting people, elevator, bus, just remember the most important words 'sumimasen, onegaishimasu, kudasai, hajimemashite, arigato' and you'll be welcome everywhere you go.