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MIT Graduate student vote to unionize succeeds(twitter.com)
31 points by Dangeranger 5y ago|9 comments
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by Dangeranger 5y ago
One of the things I appreciated about Friday was the information you all provided about remote work, and the book you wrote named "The Anywhere Operating System"[0]. Would you be willing to keep the information you provided up as
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by Dangeranger 5y ago
You mentioned in your post that your primary reason for shutting down was that you didn't find sufficient evidence that your product/service was meeting the needs of your users. Was there also pressure from investors to shut down
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Friday.app is shutting down(friday.app)
111 points by Dangeranger 5y ago|154 comments
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by Dangeranger 5y ago
When people said “we will pay for it” the decision had already been made, it was too late. Mozilla is not pay-walling the open documentation, it’s still available. They are pay-walling features that make it easier to save pages, navigate, a
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by Dangeranger 5y ago
This is a “what about … “ response. The only important thing is if they are going to invest in new staff in the future. The old staff almost certainly have new jobs in new companies. Let’s not move the goal posts. Having reason to invest in
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by Dangeranger 5y ago
I’ve used both Bionic Reading while on Reeder, and the Open Dyslexic font while on Kindle, for several years to similar effect. My personal finding is that it makes the work my eyes need to do to keep on the line, and move from line to line
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by Dangeranger 5y ago
I believe those scenes were an amalgamation of Tim Paterson’s clean room implementation of DOS from the CP/M manuals [0] and Compaq’s IBM compatible BIOS implementation[1]. They are a some of my favorites, and are fun to watch. [0] ht
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by Dangeranger 5y ago
I worked at a company that would send these sort of messages over Slack, including a priority, and expect some kind of ACK back within a certain amount of time. It was the worst thing for productivity that I've experienced in a working
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by Dangeranger 5y ago
My completely uneducated opinion on this, is that our consciousness is an emergent property of our subconscious, and that our subconscious is an emergent property of the physics of our brain’s electrical signals. This opinion is almost cert
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by Dangeranger 5y ago
Public funding of risky R&D has been a winning strategy since the space race of the 1960s. Many industries would not exist today without this approach.
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by Dangeranger 5y ago
EGS precedes fracking technology by decades.
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by Dangeranger 5y ago
Tangential, but related point. Centralized deep-well heat pumps could maximize the electricity generated by EGS to utilize the latent heat at around 200-300 feet below the surface, and achieve energy COP in excess of 4.0.
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by Dangeranger 5y ago
I assume they are referring to how the question posed by the GP was worded as if this conversation was happening on Reddit, and this is not Reddit.
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by Dangeranger 5y ago
Irreversible transactions mean irreversible fraud. How does crypto solve for that? The solution here is to go to court, or more likely arbitration on this case. Crime continues to be part of business, you must account for it in your use cas
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by Dangeranger 5y ago
Can you point to a communist government which has not devolved into authoritarianism? I cannot. It seems to be the inevitable end of that form of government.
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by Dangeranger 5y ago
Try out Netlify, their developer experience is excellent and the platform can grow with you if you need more features beyond the free tier.
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by Dangeranger 5y ago
This is wonderful. I've appreciated Nikky's work for years, but didn't know they created something like this. A "Logo" for the modern web is something that I've felt has been missing for a while.
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by Dangeranger 5y ago
They commented in another thread that they are the founder of Budibase. It doesn’t seem like they’re trying to hide their position. I’m not sure a disclaimer on every comment is warranted, nor desired. By your logic, shouldn’t you also disc
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Glitch in Bio – Get a better link page. For free.(glitch.com)
9 points by Dangeranger 5y ago|0 comments
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Wrangler 2.0 – A new developer experience for Cloudflare Workers(blog.cloudflare.com)
3 points by Dangeranger 5y ago|0 comments
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by Dangeranger 5y ago
You are looking for a tool like NetlifyCMS, which uses Git for its data store behind a nice web UI.
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by Dangeranger 5y ago
There is an excellent introductory tutorial to Orca by an artist that goes by Allieway Audio[0]. It is by far the best video overview of the system that I am aware of. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RaI_TuISSJE
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Learn Orca(metasyn.github.io)
2 points by Dangeranger 5y ago|0 comments
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by Dangeranger 5y ago
Correct, and many towers are airlifted in by helicopter to minimize transportation time. But the problem for many locals is the maintenance of the right of way, and the false belief in negative effects due to proximity to electro-magnetic r
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by Dangeranger 5y ago
The opposition is less about cutting trees and more about being bossed around by “big energy”. People don’t like being told what they can and cannot do.
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by Dangeranger 5y ago
Correct. I'm not saying he "fixed" the problem, but that he made his and the companies positions more clear.
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by Dangeranger 5y ago
Nat posted publicly on this topic back in 2019 [0]. [0] https://github.blog/2019-10-09-github-and-us-government-deve...
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by Dangeranger 5y ago
Github acquiring[0] and integrating with NPM. [0] https://github.blog/2020-03-16-npm-is-joining-github/
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by Dangeranger 5y ago
I think they call them “golden handcuffs”.

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