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Funny how no one mentioned how hard it is when one adds a 2 year old child to the equation. My partner didn't get wfh and I was left to look after our little one on my own, when the childcare was prohibited due to lockdown. Really hard to get anything done if you can't focus for more than 10 minutes.
Re:I'm the Amazon Worker the Media Doesn't Want You to Meet on Thursday February 25, 2021 @03:25AM (#26260854)
What a story. Thanks for sharing
Re:Self-organising textures from cellular automata on Friday February 12, 2021 @01:25PM (#26116776)
Until next trip.
Bransons vigin rocket not virgin anymore
Re:Show HN: Divjoy – React Codebase and UI Generator on Wednesday August 14, 2019 @10:21AM (#20695819)
Firstly, a big well done to you. This is absolutely amazing. I am pure backend dev struggling to get my idea up and running. This will solve my worry of auth and the initial design right away.

My questions: Is there a way to contribute? Are you planning to monetise this?

Re:How true hackers write JavaScript on Wednesday September 05, 2018 @04:07AM (#17915979)
Undocumented features??
Re:A collection of free datasets from Microsoft Research on Wednesday July 04, 2018 @04:08AM (#17455897)
How did you find that fix??! Just Curious..
What year did you make it in??
I should start using Uber more often if that is true.
Re:WikiLeaks offers $100k for details of Obama’s trade deal on Wednesday June 03, 2015 @10:39AM (#9652866)
I very much agree with you. It should be up to the person who has the information to decide whether it should be made public or not. Morally speaking, it could cause outage and even war, who knows.. but it should be up to that person to decide. Monetary incentives dilute the idea of moral responsibility and also gives some people an opportunity to shout : "Oh! They did it for the money". What next .. will the information be put on auction !!
Re:Bitcoin crashes over 25% in 24 hours, under $180 on Wednesday January 14, 2015 @05:26AM (#8885411)
> I think you're better off hoarding canned tuna, vodka and guns;

Epic :)

I am sure they eventually would. If not NASA, then other countries would definitely do so.
Re:Gravity Simulator on Monday September 08, 2014 @03:50AM (#8283772)
Hey.. TBH its real fun to play with it.

Question.. How big is the frame? I create two objects and they went out of frame. Then I create 2 more but a bit bigger ones and after 2-3 minutes I see those two objects coming back and it looks good too :D .. check it out http://imgur.com/IBYeysm

I would have bought the phone if it came with lifetime or say 5 years of prime and free videos and games and what not. And I reckon, Amazon could easily do that but they didn't for some reason. Anyway, lesson learner I guess..
Re:Codefights on Thursday August 21, 2014 @04:57AM (#8206489)
I am not at all sure about codeFights but tell you what.. the links on the page you mentioned are really good. I didn't know about a few of them and will definitely check them out. Thanks
Re:India’s Answer to Google Glass: The Smartshoe on Thursday July 24, 2014 @05:10AM (#8078739)
I am not sure how is it an answer to google glass !! It navigates and counts the number of steps and roughly the number of calories the wearer burns. Now if we consider it as an answer to google glass then is it an answer to smart watch and astronaut's suits(I consider them wearables as they are expensive and loaded with tech). End of the day, title's a bit too misleading I would say but none the less a good invention and I might even go back home and buy it.
I was swearing while listening to the conversation.. having one would have given me a hemorrhage.