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I was nearly in the same position as you once but it never came to reality within the company. I never left and did it myself either. If I was in your shoes I would stay within the company and do it.

I've never taken part in a Hackathon but I thought it was all about building something. Creating a story seems very much like fluff. That's not something I would be interested in

Csn you provide more details on what you're doing now and how you made that transition?

These posts come up often on HN and I always comment in agreement. I am the same. I have 7+ years experience and have worked on successful projects. I rarely have bugs in production (I can't remember any actually). I maintain projects that are 5+ years old so I know my code stands the test of time. (5 years might not be a lot to some I guess). I've mentored junior programmers and I spend my time reading about tech/programming stuff. I've probably listened to most of the software engineering daily podcasts.

I would still fail a programming interview.

Angular for the frontend makes the most sense to me. React and Svelte are good but you need to bring in a lot more supporting libraries for more complex libraries.

It's a good idea but you will run into the following issues:

* Your users won't have enough data

* Your users will have bad data

* Your users will have sensitive data that they can't upload

* Your model would need to be tweaked for best outcomes

Angular is better than React

I looked at the site and there doesn't seem to be ads. How much does it cost to host?

I am going to pay for hey. I like the concept and it is one less thing on Google

What?

Unfair to commenters who replied. Why do you have to be fair?

While I like the moderation on HN that's a joke answer. Have you ever had a discussion internally on this? Lots of comments don't fall under 'co-creation' whatever that means. Some comments reveal personal information and should be deletable by the poster.

I've tried to plan and work like this but I end up getting interrupted and it goes all wrong.

I have similar feelings about memorising in chess. It gets to the point where it's boring for me

I can say, with no politics involved (I'm probably not even in the same country as you) that the WHO messed up to much to have any authority

I think it looks great.

You consider building a website a menial task? I can't understand that mindset at all.

Restrictions on normal life are pretty much gone in my country and most people I encounter are ignoring them. I plan to travel this year after August.

Is it worth the ride though? If your goal is to spend your time building something you love then it's a win.

I'm learning Elixir at the moment. I've mainly done OO programming so there's a few new things.

I'm interested in how you moved from architect back to engineer. That's the path I want to take at the moment but I feel I've been out of the game too long now.

I was wondering how Amazon can afford Alexa. Running the service must cost a lot and it's not like they can show ads

I worked hard but I also travelled a lot. I was in a commited relationship throughout my 20s which made it all the more enjoyable.

But it did seem to go fast. Career wise I have progressed but I've always fantasied about doing the start-up thing. I've never even launched a proper (personal project) website

Do you know of any android app that I can take notes of what is on the screen?

Curiousity question: does FB use Gmail/Google suite?

Has anyone ever "floated" away in space?

How financially secure are you? I would day invest in people's small companies if you had the money to.

I actually hate this app and bot. It always pollutes the normal twitter threads which seem to have been greatly improved recently

You may, it doesn't change my comment though.

Logically if people have forgotten black lives matter then they have forgotten that all lives matter. I think people who get caught up arguing against logic are purposefully being devisive.