Jaygles

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by Jaygles 5y ago
Because sometimes you want to learn the fancy tools but only need to make something simple. When the time comes to make the complex web app, you are now more prepared.
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by Jaygles 6y ago
If someone decided to meticulously track everything I do. Follow me wherever I went. Put a GPS tracker on my car to see everywhere I visit. Peep inside my windows to see what websites I browse. Look over my shoulder at the grocery store to
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by Jaygles 6y ago
I deactivated my FB account 3-4 years ago, not deleted. For some reason I am not in this leak. At least not in the USA file.
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by Jaygles 6y ago
Location: Kansas City, MO Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Depends Technologies: Javascript mostly, Vue, React, Cordova, limited C#, limited Java, limited Rust, limited Android Résumé/CV: https://www.jaysull.dev&
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by Jaygles 6y ago
I wonder if social media had the potential to be a force of good or if it was doomed from the start. I'd like to run an AB experiment where social media companies didn't optimize for engagement. And maybe an AB experiment where th
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by Jaygles 6y ago
Before I got into software I worked mostly food service and sometimes found myself in a position where it would have been literally impossible to complete the duties assigned to me in the time I was given to do them without severely comprom
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by Jaygles 6y ago
I joined the team when accessibility had been an existing requirement for over a year. There was one team member who was very passionate about it and kept things up to a high standard. So thankfully I didn't jump into a mountain of wor
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by Jaygles 6y ago
I wish I could say. I haven't spent much time looking into other options.
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by Jaygles 6y ago
When I was working on a team with an accessibility requirement. The bulk of the work wasn't coloring work, nor writing alternative texts, but ensuring that the website could be navigated well using a screen reader. We used JAWS[0] and
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by Jaygles 6y ago
It was Zoom. Apparently once you allow a host to unmute you remotely, they are able to do so until you revoke the permission. I don't remember allowing that, although its possible I did and forgot about it.
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by Jaygles 6y ago
I have a similar story but the opposite end of things. I was listening in to a large meeting (>200 people) and the presenter decided to UN-mute everybody's microphones. I still can't believe I didn't hear any explicit or u
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by Jaygles 6y ago
It read to me like a breakdown in communication. It wasn't made clear what the interviewer was going to get out of having the candidate solve fizzbuzz. The candidate demonstrated that they understood the question well enough. But it se
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by Jaygles 6y ago
Well, in the author's own words... > I was too focused on developing every feature, trying to give support to every single ticket, and I completely ignored the marketing aspects of it as I had no time for it. Saying the author was o
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by Jaygles 6y ago
That's fair, I was making some assumptions when making that statement. Maybe a better point to make would be that he was overly prioritizing one aspect over others.
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by Jaygles 6y ago
I agree, I just phrased it as a black and white thing as a way of trying to make the point I was making more clear. There's nuance in all things.
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by Jaygles 6y ago
There's certainly value in engaging with the community through the open sourced code. In the end its all a balancing act and getting it right is the hard part. I'm not trying to claim to know how much effort should be going in eac
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by Jaygles 6y ago
Right, I agree with you, but as I said > It sounds like having the code open sourced took too much of his time away since it allowed people to make requests for things. But I don't see why that means he necessarily has to take time
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by Jaygles 6y ago
I don't think the author made a compelling argument as to why open-sourcing his code led to the problems he describes. It sounds like having the code open sourced took too much of his time away since it allowed people to make requests
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by Jaygles 6y ago
Another game I like to recommend that is in the same vein is Big Pharma. I particularly like the aesthetics.
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by Jaygles 6y ago
I've always been curious about this aspect of the markets. Is there a good reason for this special status/ability? From my naive point of view, it just looks like a small group of people are allowed to game the market by reacting
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by Jaygles 6y ago
Probably due to the scale they're operating at. Maybe there were parts of things that didn't have such a vulnerability alone but did when put together. Maybe there isn't a clear owner of the code so no one felt responsible to
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by Jaygles 6y ago
For me it depends on if the music has lyrics or vocals in it. Someone speaking or singing is the factor for whether my brain expends cognitive effort in listening. I just can't help but try and pick up on words and discern what the mea
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by Jaygles 6y ago
I've always wondered about this. What exactly should you describe in an alt text? Are there established guidelines one could reference to determine what is appropriate?
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by Jaygles 6y ago
That's fantastic. Makes me wonder what other efficiency gains we're missing out on due to there not being the right incentives.
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by Jaygles 6y ago
Over the past three weeks I've had 7 store pages on auto refresh trying to catch a 5950x in stock. I've finally got one on order but it's a pre-order and its earliest ETA is Jan 12th. I guess this gives me time to try and ord
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by Jaygles 6y ago
I'm not so sure about cutting the storage costs at this point. They likely soft deleted the content in order to preserve it for potential law enforcement needs or whatever else. Moving forward they will absolutely see a decrease in sto
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by Jaygles 6y ago
Location: Kansas City, MO Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Maybe Technologies: Typescript/Javascript, HTML, CSS Résumé/CV: https://jaysull.dev/experience Email: jay@jaysull.dev I'm an omega nerd who's fi
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by Jaygles 6y ago
I think he misread the end and believes that the person didn't completely nixed the coding tests but instead offer what they believe to be "easier" tests.
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by Jaygles 6y ago
That's what colleges are for. Even for the hard sciences you don't really get much "real" world profit-seeking experience.
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by Jaygles 6y ago
I'm not much into television or big screen media but for some reason I really got into Kurosawa films. Right after watching Seven Samurai I went and got as many Kurosawa films I could get my hands on. I think there are only a couple I

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