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by azemetre 3y ago
Gotcha, thanks for the clarification. I really enjoyed his course last time, I also wish he would put out some data viz content too. I bet he develop lots of good insights during his tenure at the NYT, but understand he is tied up with Svel
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by azemetre 3y ago
This is odd timing with Rich Harris just releasing a course on Svelte v3 on Frontend Masters (June 12th 2023). https://frontendmasters.com/courses/svelte-v2/ From the migration there does appear to be some breakin
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by azemetre 3y ago
Apparently there is a major backlash against 996 as well, colloquially known as "let it rot." [1] You can only be dealt a losing hand at life for so long before you actively give up or try to implement radical, often major societa
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by azemetre 3y ago
Just goes to show you that it doesn't matter how much of a lead or the millions you can pour into a blackhole, hubris luckily makes everyone an equal player.
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by azemetre 3y ago
Reminds me of the period of people coming to America during colonial times. That there were stories and tales of people joining Native American tribes, completely leaving their old lives behind and becoming happier but you never heard accou
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by azemetre 3y ago
What threat is there? Reddit had, and still has, all the power dynamics in these conversations. It's their product, Christian can't really coerce them to do anything whereas Reddit can and is.
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by azemetre 3y ago
HN doesn't lend itself to community building well, it's more like a meetup spot IME. Also it may be my eyes but I hardly notice people's names on here compared to something like reddit.
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by azemetre 3y ago
I don't think Netflix is a startup, could be wrong tho. I hear they want to start a streaming division and venture away from mailing DVDs.
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by azemetre 3y ago
do you happen to know of general programming/computer science forums (not counting hacker news)? That's really my only interest, I enjoy TV and movies but like discussing those in person nowadays.
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by azemetre 3y ago
This doesn't seem like a hard problem, if you want to work in an office seek out companies that are working in the office. What's the issue here? Plenty of companies require it and are slowly enforcing it. I don't know where
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by azemetre 3y ago
There's a difference between accommodations and full blown not designing an accessible website. I'm honestly shocked to find out much of reddit is inaccessible and not following WCAG AA spec. Seems like a slam dunk for a law firm
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by azemetre 3y ago
If your barrier of entry is setting something up, I'd definitely go with wordpress as it makes it quite seamless when writing new posts. As for me I use 11ty [1] for my blog [2]. I quite like 11ty as I just write markdown files and it
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by azemetre 3y ago
I can't find the podcast but, IIRC, Bryan Cantrill said that at one point VCs would look at GitHub stars to gauge interest in various projects in one period of time. Apparently this might have been a factor Docker's rounds. I thin
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by azemetre 3y ago
I highly disagree. There are many aspects of human life that don't devolve into the enshittification lifecycle. Public parks are one, eating with friends another, debating with people about various topics. It's more about the busi
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by azemetre 3y ago
Not in my view. Enshittification is more about the business cycle of sucking everything dry for the pursuit of money. Users be damned. At least that's how I read it, ship of theseus is more of an interesting thought experiment but not
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by azemetre 3y ago
That's cool, will definitely be checking back on it from time to time.
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by azemetre 3y ago
I don't think so, this site is extremely slow compared to any other social media (slow as in not much content). I honestly wouldn't be shocked if hn had a slightly larger audience compared to fark. I suppose time will tell.
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by azemetre 3y ago
Sorry you aren't able to read it, he also talks about it here as well: https://doctorow.medium.com/twiddler-1b5c9690cce6 Oddly enough I can't find it actually on his blog.
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by azemetre 3y ago
Ever since learning the phrase "enshittification" [1] from Cory Doctorow it becomes more apparent when it happens around you. I wonder if there is a "fediverse" for something like forums? I can never get into mastodon be
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by azemetre 3y ago
hmm I recently just finish making a CLT with cobra and it wasn't too bad. Granted it's extremely basic but I like it for my use case (cloning all the repos in an org): https://github.com/shimman-dev/piscator
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by azemetre 3y ago
Interesting, I wonder if it would be pedantic in construing modern marketing being drastically different than marketing pre 1800s? It doesn't seem fair to to me to classify a shopkeep from antiquity shouting they have the best wine in
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by azemetre 3y ago
No but you can say they work in the construction industry, like how the health care industry is more than just nurses, doctors, and surgeons. I think it's fair to say that product owners and UI designers are tech workers too, but maybe
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by azemetre 3y ago
While I love testing-library, and have contributed to the sister libraries, one thing that always irked me is there was no empirical proof on why it was just better outside of handy wavy "because I said so."
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by azemetre 3y ago
The issue is that most offices (especially the bio/chemistry ones) are at the far end, also the silver line blows; unless your office is less than a one mile radius (even then depending on the street it can be painful) it's just a
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by azemetre 3y ago
I wouldn't mind working remote if my commute is walkable. I purposely live in Boston to have access to the T, but many companies in Boston are opening up offices in Seaport which is the most awkward place to get to using public transit
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by azemetre 3y ago
It has been forked and actively maintained on [1] ratatui crate. You can see this discussion post about it [2]. [1] https://github.com/tui-rs-revival/ratatui [2] https://github.com/fdehau/tui-rs&#x
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by azemetre 3y ago
Who honestly is the audience? Algo traders (not joking here)?
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by azemetre 4y ago
That's odd, I mean my apartment has a "vent hood" but it just feeds into a sponge into a wall with no ventilation leading outside. These are the types of hoods I've only seen in my life, only in professional kitchens hav
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by azemetre 4y ago
ah that makes more sense, like those 15+ story buildings? I should have clarified my comment was in regards to SFH or triple deckers. I would honestly think it would be easier to implement in SFH but I'm guessing it's mostly due t
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by azemetre 4y ago
I have never seen an actual fume hood in any residential home in my life (close to 800 homes across the South and New England. I have seen plenty of faux hoods that do absolutely nothing. Maybe it's something they only add in luxury ho

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