ENGNR

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by ENGNR 4y ago
TTRD test driven re-design?
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by ENGNR 4y ago
I reckon low code mandating a CI pipeline and solve the process issues mentioned I was expecting things like.. - creating a huge number of poorly named, ill defined concepts, so your user can’t get their head around it and eventually neithe
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by ENGNR 4y ago
I noticed the same thing recently, I got a notification "there are xxx awaiting your attention!" and as a joke dared my product focused co-founder to open it and count how much useless crap was there. We were not disappointed. Lin
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by ENGNR 4y ago
I never thought I'd agree with such a thing but.... Yes, random smiting!
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by ENGNR 5y ago
I don't know, would it be more awkward for management to force you to turn on your webcam? I think the lack of face to face and the free language of this post shows some empathy. Maybe they could/should have arranged an in person
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by ENGNR 5y ago
I believe yes, they really do. From what I can tell they may have even before us nerds even realised what was going on, because they understood intuitively that their emotions and attention were being gamed
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by ENGNR 5y ago
Myself and my cofounder can reproduce the exact same issue every time with each of our MBP 2019 5500’s. Another team member with a 5400 running the exact same dev environment as me has never had the issue, so there’s something funky on that
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by ENGNR 5y ago
It’s a majorly weird thing. Knowing of a colour makes it obvious, but not having the concept embedded into your neurons means it isn’t split and out and distinguished when you experience the world. There are some African tribes with a very
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by ENGNR 5y ago
The counterpoint is - it’s very easy to waste a lot of money building very subtly the wrong thing! In theory it shouldn’t matter, if your processes and specifications are perfect. But in practice the closer your engineers deeply understand
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by ENGNR 5y ago
That’s low
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by ENGNR 5y ago
You say that chat is not better in VR than on a 2D screen I’m just curious, have you ever actually used it? Caught up and had a beer with an old buddy. There’s a reason chat is currently the killer app for VR
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by ENGNR 5y ago
Oh ok! So like, you want to make a chat room, and someone has a special power to ban people, and the chat room remembers who is banned. If the banning person doesn’t log in for a while, the power moves to someone else randomly. There’s also
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by ENGNR 5y ago
It's a distributed finite state machine, that anyone can engage with on equal footing. The biggest issue right now is just that the fees are still so crazy. But once they get L2/L3 chains properly into place, so that every interac
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by ENGNR 5y ago
Same, it’s so frustrating not being able to run a cut down dev setup (webpack, backend, vscode and browser with one tab open), no other programs running… and also an external monitor. Without about 15 mins it grinds to a halt, and nothing I
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by ENGNR 5y ago
I believe kernel_task itself is just doing a bunch of sleep commands, specifically to give the CPU a rest so the temperature cools down
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by ENGNR 5y ago
My hammer made a house, I merely own it
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by ENGNR 5y ago
Went the opposite way, kept the house (not even making directors guarantee) and bootstrapped the startup between freelance contracts It’s slower, but the contracts keep you in constant contact with real customers, and it’s lots of small dic
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by ENGNR 5y ago
Selling the real shares as well as the synthetic is really just going naked short. Lots of risk/leverage. You have to put up collateral so that you have something to lose if it goes bad
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by ENGNR 5y ago
I switched from Android to iPhone because the hardware is excellent and lasts forever. They won the hardware battle Should they then be able to leverage that position to instantly win and extort the marketplace built on the next layer up? I
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by ENGNR 5y ago
Maybe he/she has an alter ego who does ‘research’ into ransomware in the middle of the night </conspiracy>
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by ENGNR 5y ago
We need an Ethereum App Store to handle vouching for apps. Let apps pay a bond and ever reducing insurance to the people who vouch for them, based on auditing and perceived risk by the market Apple doesn’t dare charge a fee to WeChat, we ne
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by ENGNR 6y ago
Beacon chain is on PoS now. They’re doing a very very controlled migration from the legacy chain over to the new PoS ones for obvious reasons (change management, testing, comms) but the tech is in prod and ready to go
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by ENGNR 6y ago
True, it's pretty hidden and frustrating But even then, being able to do it at all exactly when you're ready, is just night and day better compared to having to ask the designer for the file they forgot for the nth time
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by ENGNR 6y ago
Moderation of posts will be their downfall, morally and probably legally We’ll probably also find out if the depths of society can get even weirder than /r/incel
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by ENGNR 6y ago
You’d hope the police commissioner had a better grip on the fundamentals of those crimes though, it’s kind of his job
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by ENGNR 6y ago
They do have competing products though, like other games and things. 30% of all of the money spent on devs, marketing, ops, that's a LOT of overhead just for checking some code isn't malicious
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by ENGNR 6y ago
I think the real innovation is permissionless Yes you could get permission.. but it would take time. What if you want to do some random thing over a weekend? You’re not going to want to ask permission Asking permission also opens the giver
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by ENGNR 6y ago
If there is a systematic risk.. surely better to catch it earlier than let it keep inflating
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by ENGNR 6y ago
Insurance..
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by ENGNR 6y ago
Had the exaaaact same experience Horrible horrible support. Incredibly frustrating doing all of the steps on phone support to even get someone to come out. They advertise it as better than an Apple store, but after the first year you have t

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