azemetre

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by azemetre 3y ago
Maybe not much. They’ve released some big things like dev mode that have been in the making for a while. They’ve obviously still developed new features and fixed bugs, along with future roadmaps as shown in their showcases. It’s not like th
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by azemetre 3y ago
The poster I'm responding to literally said their Father was an officer in the autoworkers union in Texas...
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by azemetre 3y ago
How do you know they didn’t kill it off to hurt the union and relocate to areas with weaker worker protections? Seems more likely than the alternative.
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by azemetre 3y ago
Idk if that’s always the case. I still have unlimited data plan from my mobile provider, from 2008ish. $50 for unlimited data (no it’s not rate limited either). Obviously the cellular provider hates this but they can’t remove something I’m
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by azemetre 3y ago
Why is this the journalist’s fault? Don’t offer an unlimited plan if you don’t want people using it. I have to think the only reason why the journalist hasn’t sued Google for breach of contract is fear of more retribution from Google. Imagi
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by azemetre 3y ago
I think like your example where things go wrong is the most realistic exposure to programming you can give someone. Learning why things are bad, and why it's bad to experience them offers a new level of appreciation or better ways to a
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by azemetre 3y ago
My bad, I misread what the person you were replying to asked.
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by azemetre 3y ago
Reducing operation costs (labor), selling valuable assets are two that immediately come to mind.
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by azemetre 3y ago
Might be underwhelming because the rollout of allowing authors was extremely limited? That’s how I felt. I pay for ChatGPT and never got off the waitlist when first announced. Killed all hype for me.
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by azemetre 3y ago
Why would they get hit with a C&D? What are they doing wrong?
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by azemetre 3y ago
I mean wouldn’t the better question to ask if it is even good for society? American population is more educated than ever but we still have massive issues of wealth inequality and people still fall for disinformation all the time. At what p
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by azemetre 3y ago
What makes certain libraries auditable? I doubt react was compliant when first came out. Why can’t you audit a static site? Seems very straight forward. We already audit static sites for accessibility (503 compliance). Any resources you can
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by azemetre 3y ago
I'm not aware of any truly long term studies but any substance that takes thousands of years to break down I don't want in my body at any level. Finding plastic in our blood doesn't seem healthy. https://www.thegua
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by azemetre 3y ago
If you're offering I'd love one. My email is my username on hackernews at gmail.com
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by azemetre 3y ago
I'd think the benefit of using glass, especially in the context of food and drink, would be lessening the amount of nano plastic your body digests. Besides it's not hard to tip the carbon emission in favor of glass if the external
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by azemetre 3y ago
Two days sounds lucky. I've been in SAFE plans where it took an entire week to plan things, it was unreal. Like you I met people I've never seen or heard of from the company all giving their input on software I'm creating. I&
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by azemetre 3y ago
Is that unreasonable? I recently took a job where the interview process was over 6 weeks. Basically one hour a week speaking with another person on the team. I honestly enjoyed it as a candidate, it wasn't a huge ask on my part (easily
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by azemetre 3y ago
I used Next a few years ago, I'm extremely weary of proprietary frameworks. Especially those with VC funds. I've been around long enough to knows what eventually happens to those tools (the company goes bust, no one wants to maint
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by azemetre 3y ago
I've been working exclusively in javascript/node since 2015 and nothing in the JS ecosystem has ever felt as productive as rails or django or laravel. Maybe it's rose tinted glasses when working on those select few projects b
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by azemetre 3y ago
I mean not fly.io, the author Kent C Dodds makes his living from selling web courses.
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by azemetre 3y ago
I know Rich Harris explicitly says, at least when Vercel ownership comes up, that he has a lot of leeway and total control of the project; is there any reason to think that Vercel will force Sveltekit to adopt similar things as Nextjs?
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by azemetre 3y ago
Isn't this what Tauri wants to achieve? At least it's on the roadmap I mean. https://tauri.app/ Does anyone have any experience creating production apps with Tauri? Seems like a sane alternative to Electron, espec
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by azemetre 3y ago
Well what is your definition of monopoly? Amazon, like other big tech, like to use their highly profitable BUs (Amazon AWS, Google ads, Meta ads) to prop up other failing BUs. This is extremely anti competitive. We should not be shepherdin
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by azemetre 3y ago
I think the difference is that those other companies don't have an "AWS card" to play to subsidize their excursions.
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by azemetre 3y ago
Because Amazon is using AWS to literally carry every division they have. I don't think retail has ever been profitable for them, happy to be proven wrong; but some of their newer ventures in hardware: Alexa, Kindle, Fire TV, Ring, and
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by azemetre 3y ago
Nice to see the Noppoo Choc Mini! I had the same keyboard, got me through 5 years of starcraft 2 and another 5 years of brood war remastered. Had to retire it when I stopped playing starcraft and now use a kinesis advantage360 pro when work
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by azemetre 3y ago
Duck is absolutely great, there's a Thai restaurant near me that makes a great tasting fried duck breast with a peanut sauce. Incredibly crispy, incredibly delicious. Highly underrated meat as you said.
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by azemetre 3y ago
hmm I'll have to try my Costco then. I don't mind driving to shop but Costco sells way to much for a single dude to finish in a reasonable time :D
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by azemetre 3y ago
Never had mutton myself but other meats I like that are uncommon to find in US grocers are duck, quail, and goat. Duck has gotten easier to find I suppose, the whole foods near me will sell both whole and breasts. I don't remember this
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by azemetre 3y ago
Wouldn't using an AGPL license be better for this than just GPL?

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