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by FranksTV 5y ago
Lack of cranes means lack of operating cranes, I think. Most ports are still operating at reduced capacity due to COVID. So they can't run as many cranes as usual.
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by FranksTV 5y ago
Yeah I advise early stage startups and they are either way too formal, or completely lacking in the basic understanding of how to communicate professionally. Like it's either "Dear Sir, I am writing to acknowledge that you RSVP&#x
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by FranksTV 5y ago
Crossing the chasm, at some level, means abandoning the early adopters. By the time the product achieves mainstream success they will have moved on to the next thing anyway.
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by FranksTV 5y ago
Another missing piece is that COVID is still thriving in a lot of places, and typically in the places that are the "supply" in supply chain. So while the demand is waking up there are still a lot of places with large numbers of pe
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by FranksTV 5y ago
I imagine popular accounts are subject to a lot more brigading and botnet attacks as well.
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by FranksTV 5y ago
I wish they showed the hammerhead in the video!
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by FranksTV 5y ago
"Stop writing your grant applications everyone! We've got a whale!!"
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by FranksTV 5y ago
And let's not forget that every time some promising alternative appears Facebook either fast follows (i.e. plagiarizes) it, or buys it and buries it in a hole somewhere.
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by FranksTV 5y ago
If you're into zombies, this is a pretty fun version of this program: https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/zombies-run-5k-training/id5665...
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by FranksTV 5y ago
The Couch-to-5k program is really great and will get you there quickly. There's a pretty fun implementation of it called "Zombies Run!!!" which does interval training with these audio stories where you have to run away from z
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by FranksTV 5y ago
Built into which browser? And who's going to build it in? This is a real "where's my flying car" kind of argument.
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by FranksTV 5y ago
Look, sometimes we need to tell ourselves stories to make ourselves feel better about the amount of Javascript we're making people download to access our blogs.
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by FranksTV 5y ago
Plus the historical changes in timezones and dates. Not only are they bonkers, but they're bonkers in different ways depending on the year.
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by FranksTV 5y ago
Fear and Loathing wasn't portraying him, technically. The story is about Raoul Duke, who is his alter-ego. Of course the two characters are very similar in a lot of ways, but it's not technically autobiographical.
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by FranksTV 5y ago
Going to check these out! Thanks!
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by FranksTV 5y ago
I just found NX halfway through building a new monorepo setup. I hope it's as good as it looks because I'm throwing out about a couple days of work to switch.
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by FranksTV 5y ago
"Enhance."
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by FranksTV 5y ago
In lerna you can restrict versioning to a particular branch. So you check out your feature branch, work until it's ready to share and then merge it back into master and create a version. Creating a version tags the commit with the vers
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by FranksTV 5y ago
Lerna let's you version things independently, and if you use something like conventional commits / commitizen it can auto detect whether versions are major or minor. When you make a version with lerna it auto-tags the commit with
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by FranksTV 5y ago
My favorite part is being able to doodle and erase it over and over. Any time I take paper notes, the margins are filled with doodles. But on the iPad I can doodle and just erase and no one is any wider!
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by FranksTV 5y ago
Yeah these weird edge cases are fun to think about, but so much of the law is just about what's reasonable.
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by FranksTV 5y ago
I would highly recommend finding an online course on Algorithms and Data Structures. I am a self taught developer, and I did one a couple months back and it really opened my eyes to a lot of stuff. Look for the one on Coursera, it's fr
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by FranksTV 5y ago
Everyone has seen elegant and clever code, but it's really not necessary when you're writing a CRUD API.
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by FranksTV 5y ago
I mean, if it's really a great market that's underserved, then you should launch a payment processor that serves the market. People think this is about morality, but it's a lot more about the cost of operating in that market.
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by FranksTV 5y ago
I mean it does work, because that's exactly the difference they were pointing out.
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by FranksTV 5y ago
There is no credible evidence. Its an insane conspiracy theory. There were many, many lawsuits all of which were heard in court and ruled on.
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by FranksTV 5y ago
To paraphrase Sartre: "Traffic is other people."
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by FranksTV 5y ago
Printer companies make money band over fist. It's a razors-and-blades recurring revenue model.
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by FranksTV 5y ago
It's a nice dream.
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by FranksTV 5y ago
The law of conservation of energy applies here. You can't make a gigaton of CO2 weigh any less than a billion tons.

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