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@jd_at_wif
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The media. Exploring DOGE, affordable family formation, middle class economics, culture. And building an app! Surfer-indie hacker-designer🏄🏻♂️💻🎨
NYC · South · Digital Nomad
Joined November 2024
Loosely aware of who @Aella_Girl is but she killed him.
My favorite part is when he tries to explain what a correlation is and @Aella_Girl goes "Very close!" in an encouraging math tutor voice 😂
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@Brycicle77 Hahah. Same happened to me pretty early on in my app. The last mile is where professional engineers hold all of the power still. (How long will that last mile be unassailable I don’t know!)
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@Molson_Hart I'm digital nomadding in SE Asia, and it impresses upon you the mind boggling manufacturing might of china because you can get everything for so cheap. I got a 19inch LCD monitor for $40, and it's pretty decent.
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@tom_doerr I use this all of the time, most recently for resizing/scaling user uploaded images appropriately.
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@capacitorjs and @nextjs have been the minimal stack for solo devs to deploy a proper SEO-optimized web app and corresponding mobile apps since like 2019
You can ship an iOS + Android app without writing a single line of native code. I used @capacitorjs to push @HabitsGarden to the app stores in 14 days. I have no clue how Swift, Java, or even React Native works. My app is a NextJS project. Capacitor wraps it in a native container for iOS/Android. It just works.
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pretty good design is such a commodity at this point. it really comes down the uniqueness of your voice
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@sa9rasikh @SamParkerSenate Korea was colonized. Singapore was colonized. Vietname was destroyed 50 years ago. All are infinitely better than India
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@IanCarrollShow @hodgetwins The only thing this performance will do is make it even clearer to the public how brazen the lies are about JFKs assassination, because we can directly juxtaposition the official narrative with what those of us on X know.
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Um yeah no. If you come from an actual middle class household (not upper middle class or upper class) then you probably took out massive student loans to go to college and your parents were just getting by. It an entirely different world. I interned at Frontline for example and it dawned on me that all of the people it works out for come from well to do backgrounds because you don’t make enough money to live the first 10 years. So I became a software engineer. Like the rest of the smart middle class kids.
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