Incerto

Disruption sounds exciting until it wrecks your margins and burns your runway. Let's get practical about what actually works.

Yeah

Long overdue. This 'everything bubble' needs to end. The sooner, the better.

Yet another sad testament of what the Indie Hacker space has turned into. Just Indie Hackers selling to Indie Hackers. A closed system built on a mountain of false hope.

This reads like a parody. I was CONVINCED it was parody and was waiting for the punchline.

Let's not count our chickens before they've hatched.

The reminds me of a crypto version of the DIWhy subreddit.

I feel your pain. I was stick in the same boat as you a couple of years back. It’s hard as CRUD really is the bread and butter of the industry. I did two things..

1. Took a few weeks of holiday and didn’t TOUCH a computer during that time, did a hard reset.

2. Longer term, I looked into stuff I had never programmed (during my spare time) to rekindle my love for it. Stuff that was (objectively) useless for my career but that I did anyway for the sheer love of it. In my case it was messing around with 3d games libraries and building a basic gaming server.

Hope this helps.

The more I read this, the more I'm convinced OP is trolling...

One of the few sensible replies on here. The level of entitlement on this thread is mind boggling.

Turn down a job for any reason you want - you have nothing to feel bad / guilty about. But honestly, don't go into detail / give that reason. It sounds unreasonable, and could hurt your reputation (people tawk).

If you have a long enough career is Software Dev, you will almost certainly at some point end of using a software product you personally don't like. Learning to compromise / pick your battles is a career skill like any other.

Apologies if this sounds overly critical, but as a hiring manager, I would consider it a bullet dodged. Drawing hard lines in the sand over small things like this would be a red flag for me.

*studnets = patients. Typo

If anybody is interested, there was a phenomenal documentary made a few years back, about the early clinical trials of CAR-T therapy for Leukaemia students.

"War in the blood" https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0006nzt

This is long Long long overdue. Fantastic news.

Isn't playmobil a toy for <5yo? Honestly, I find this a little sad that it's marketed at adults.

I remember people saying WEB 2.0 / AJAX was bullshit too. It's easy to lampoon the buzzwords / early failures of a new paradigm. People will be tinkering to learn new ways to working. Personally I believe Web3 has a huge future.

Shouldn't we be calling it MANGA now?

No.

I had to stop reading when the author started talking about how togas gave them more privacy. 99% of Romans never wore a toga, and of those that did, they were only used for senate hearing and other special / public business.

It’s been six months already? How time flies…

A great app that PRE-DATES smart phones. I remember using Shazam when it was a dial in service (dial 2580 in the UK), hold your old brick mobile phone up and you would get a txt message a minute later with the song. Seemed like magic then and still does now.

Hi everyone, above is my start-up , answer.tv - I'd be incredibly grateful if you could have a play about with it and send me any feedback.

Thanks,

Incerto