ascendantlogic

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by ascendantlogic 1y ago
The Supreme Court is determined to give him unfettered power to do whatever he wants so I'm sure once it reaches them they'll strike down whatever the lower court does to stop him.
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by ascendantlogic 1y ago
Any days in office just to spend most of it on zoom calls is too many.
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by ascendantlogic 1y ago
Would you be comfortable letting your mother vibe code a budgeting app that had access to her various banking and financial service credentials?
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by ascendantlogic 1y ago
Do me a favor and spend a few years in the early 2000's writing enterprise javabeans in a place doing waterfall. Then you'll understand how we ended up with agile.
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by ascendantlogic 1y ago
> the future is in everyone being able to make their own app. Everyone can do their own plumbing and electrical work in their homes too. For some people it works out, for others it's still better to pay someone else to do it for the
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by ascendantlogic 1y ago
Time is a flat circle and what is old is new again.
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by ascendantlogic 1y ago
Yes, this is exactly where AI shines: PoCs and validating ideas. The problems come when you're ready to scale. And the "I can hire some devs to remake my product from scratch" part is the exact money making scenario some of m
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by ascendantlogic 1y ago
Anecdotally I'm already seeing this on a small scale. People who vibe coded a prototype to 1 mil ARR are realizing that the velocity came at the cost of immense technical debt. The code has reached a point where it is essentially unmai
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by ascendantlogic 1y ago
> Here’s the thing - we want to help. We want to build good things. Things that work well, that make people’s lives easier. We want to teach people how to do software engineering! This is not what companies want. Companies want "val
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by ascendantlogic 1y ago
Nothing made me more enraged than trying to express test steps via regex. I will never go down that road again.
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by ascendantlogic 1y ago
Congratulations. The planet has ~8 billion people on it and everyone is different.
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by ascendantlogic 1y ago
> I built it initially as a favor That's a hell of a favor. Is this something you built by yourself or were you part of a larger team?
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by ascendantlogic 1y ago
The word "hijacking" in this scenario would only be applicable if the domain was still registered and active and he forcefully took the domain away. That is not the case. The fact OP was able to register it quickly and easily indi
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by ascendantlogic 2y ago
I can't tell if this is sarcasm or not.
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by ascendantlogic 2y ago
Why are you posting here when you could be crushing it™ delivering 100x value to your shareholders? You've already failed.
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by ascendantlogic 2y ago
> If you want free stuff, is your strategy to smear them into giving you more free stuff? Docker literally offers free stuff if you follow their process. They followed the process and have gotten silence in return. Somehow that doesn&#x2
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by ascendantlogic 2y ago
I think the Onion is as good as it ever was. The issue now is that the real news is so wild and unhinged the Onion doesn't have that segment cornered anymore.
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by ascendantlogic 2y ago
The responses here are definitely indicative of who has good relationships with their coworkers and who doesn't. I feel like the point of this exercise is to foster better relationships overall.
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by ascendantlogic 2y ago
Paid take homes are probably the least worst way to suss out signal in today's hiring market. The only time I had better was when I just set up a nights/weekends arrangement with a company and just started ripping through real tic
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by ascendantlogic 2y ago
You're missing the subtle sarcasm here. OP is implying that companies will deem engineers making $150k+ as making policy decisions in order to continue enforcing the existing non-competes they have most likely signed.
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by ascendantlogic 3y ago
I tend to use https://lima-vm.io/ these days when I need a quick VM environment locally on my laptop.
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by ascendantlogic 3y ago
The only problem I have with BG3 is now it has (hopefully temporarily) ruined everything I've tried to play after. I just started in on Rogue Trader and so far I'm enjoying it so I hope the "Nothing can compare to BG3" p
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by ascendantlogic 3y ago
At some point someone has to explain to you what law you broke and how you broke it. We'll see how this goes for the SEC. I'm not convinced they're going to end up on the winning side with these vague enforcement lawsuits sub
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by ascendantlogic 3y ago
I feel like this won't end up going well for the SEC. This whole methodology of telling exchanges "I don't know, you figure it out" when they ask for clarity and then turning around and suing them for not figuring it out
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by ascendantlogic 3y ago
Instead of typing inflammatory nonsense about the "quality of their journalism" you could have very easily looked up the definition of the word in the same amount of time. You're obviously just attempting concern trolling.
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by ascendantlogic 3y ago
Sure would be nice if they'd actually lay out what rule(s) were broken then, I guess.
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by ascendantlogic 3y ago
What would be the alternative here? Meta bans people from selling live animals or bans them from selling programming courses?
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by ascendantlogic 3y ago
> A lot of 12 factor sounds like common sense to people who regularly ship stuff. In 2023, yes. A lot of the 12 factor methodologies became table stakes in the modern cloud era. Back when this was written "cloud" was not nearly
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by ascendantlogic 3y ago
"The people we're regulating are really clever so we can't tell you what the rules are" Is a terrible way to handle things.
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by ascendantlogic 3y ago
Mozilla is dead as a doornail. Google succeeded where Microsoft did not, they essentially control the entire web now.

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