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Graffur
5y ago
Instagram does this too fwiw
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Graffur
5y ago
> they are telling on themselves in a hilarious way. It's no secret how the algorithm tailors itself to what you watch. The hilarious thing is people thinking they're getting a 'win' when someone complains about any c
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Graffur
5y ago
> everyone knows That everyone using tik tok knows. That doesn't invalidate any of the criticism. It just tells you like the content that appeals to everybody.
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Graffur
5y ago
> To the "girls dancing" claim, I get approximately zero dancing girl videos. If you demonstrated to the app that such is the content you want, that's what you'll get. I get tonnes of birds, comedy, pets, weird animal
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Graffur
5y ago
Nice, I think this type of thing is definitely needed. When the pandemic hit and everyone at home this type of web app was severely lacking. Also, great to see Svelte being used
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Graffur
5y ago
Ransomware: Another great "feature" of computers.
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Graffur
5y ago
I _knew_ this would be the reply. For your info, I don't have a TikTok account so try another argument.
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Graffur
5y ago
HN is a place that now hates cryptocurrency and loves tiktok.. very curious!
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Graffur
5y ago
Tiktok is full of girls dancing with very little or very tight clothes on for likes and attention. It's really seedy. There's subreddits dedicated to posting about these accounts. On top of that it is designed to be addicting for
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Graffur
5y ago
Out of curiosity, what have you moved on to now that you don't do browser coding?
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Graffur
5y ago
To be fair, it seems like the German public office have not done their work and have some thing incorrect. As such, it doesn't apply.
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Graffur
5y ago
Unfortunately for Dropbox, Google Photos is by far the best at this.
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Graffur
5y ago
Has Deno failed to get adoption? I haven't seen it used anywhere to be honest.
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Graffur
5y ago
Do you have a method of seeking out companies that don't do this?
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Graffur
5y ago
Agreed - it's all BS. I get no benefit from the company pushing wellness crap.
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Graffur
5y ago
I have been using Hey and I like it. I plan to keep using it.
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Graffur
5y ago
Don't make me invoke Godwin's law :)
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Graffur
5y ago
That sucks! I wish I had maintained that position for longer in my career.
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Graffur
5y ago
I have evaluated the book and don't think it deserves a full read or listen.
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Graffur
5y ago
Simply: no.
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Graffur
5y ago
What do you actually want in your future? Mid-level developer sounds good to me!
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Graffur
5y ago
Doesn't this book offer advice like smiling at everyone all the time and saying their name? I frequently cringe when I see this playing out with people I meet. It makes me so uncomfortable that they're following a ruleset when com
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Graffur
5y ago
Although it may give you some beneficial thought processes about products and future state of the tech industry.
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Graffur
5y ago
Nice, but the first thing I always try with these things is negative phrases. E.g. "show me shoes that are not Adidas" doesn't seem to work. Positive flows worked great though.
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Graffur
5y ago
Ah, I thought you mean star-developer/employees. Yes they had some big names, although I heard Joe Rogan went on it once and said he wouldn't go back on it.
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Graffur
5y ago
did clubhouse have any star power?
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Graffur
5y ago
We have that already: Algorand by Silvio Micali. He's at MIT and he's the co-inventor of probabilistic encryption, Zero-Knowledge Proofs, Verifiable Random Functions. He's a Turing Award winner, a Gödel Prize winner and an RS
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Graffur
5y ago
If I am looking for opinions or discussions (on things like agile, work issues, pets, holiday destinations, covid, etc, etc) I will always check HN and Reddit via Google search.
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Graffur
5y ago
What I like about this story is that it shows you don't have to be perfect at launch. In fact, launching instead of over perfecting everything is probably better.
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Graffur
5y ago
I am wondering what type of work you found that was better suited to the conclusions of your experiences.
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