el_dev_hell
Joined 7 years ago
Joined 7 years ago
It can be pretty subjective, but it often gets clarified with enough common law precedent (which can be amended with a new law if it becomes abused/unfair/odd).
Is there a common open source library (Python, JS, whatever) that implements something like this?
I'm assuming you're using "work" to mean an employee-employer relationship.
If you want me to provide my own hardware, I'm a contractor and will not lock in to an exclusive relationship with your company and charge a significant premium.
I'll note that you've called this person a friend in your post, so it's likely you know them pretty well. Instead of asking strangers on the internet with only a very reduced understanding of your relationship dynamic and past conversations, why not have a chat with your friend and ask them directly?
If you're considering this person as your cofounder, you're going to need a strong communication foundation. Getting offended by a perceived lack of respect (which could be valid, but it doesn't sound like you're sure they meant offence since you're asking the question here) is not a good place to start any business relationship.
Out of curiosity, what do you mean by this?
How do you handle this? Do you store the SQLite file somewhere like s3 or just in memory?
How does this work for such high traffic sites?
Sorry to hijack the thread, but from the above link:
> Yes, iMessage works even on Android, Windows and Linux!
How could this be sustainable long-term? I've hacked together tools to forward iMessage content before and it's very unappealing.
I suspect they must be using a makeshift solution. I hope it works (and would sign up if there was a way on the landing page), but this seems like building on sand.
There's a React component library (with a deployed storybook):
* https://github.com/trussworks/react-uswds
* https://trussworks.github.io/react-uswds/?path=/story/compon...
I think that's very common.
If so, I'd personally default to Australia and worry about the rest after having some success.
If not, I'd go Delaware.