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batoure
7y ago
I think the thing being said here is that market fit is a known exercise often practiced as part of funding raises or model validation before products are built. This tool seems like a really cool tool for rating and Ranking items in a Prod
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7y ago
sent via linkedin
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sent
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7y ago
In a funny not serious but also totally serious way I want to be friends with everyone who cares about the fact that this repo exists regardless of if they think its worth using.
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7y ago
Years ago I saw versions of this kind of test at retailers where one of the going concerns is that people above a certain level of intelligence are eliminated not because they are likely to steal but because if they decided to steal from th
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I was skimming for a response like this... in my head it was more like "People who join Mensa are more likely to be part of socio-economic groups that self select to have doctors diagnose physical and mental issues no matter how minor&
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right?
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7y ago
I do most of my development work in Jetbrains IDEs and am a huge fan but if you don't keep the environment open 100% of the time it takes a long time to bootstrap. texmate is great for fast one offs
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7y ago
Agreed! anyone reading this who hasn't used TextMate don't pass it by it is an incredibly useful tool to have in your tool belt. It opens faster than just about all IDEs and is feature rich far beyond "graphical Notepad"
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7y ago
As someone working in the field I struggle with this type of writing because it is both helpful but also misrepresents the fundamental problem with how statistics are messaged. Few statisticians would argue that big data driven statistics d
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7y ago
So Postman used to be a lightweight Chrome plugin. Then its developers turned it into an electron app with lots and lots and lots of features. They did this as a vehicle to begin offering paid features and enterprise plans. To your second p
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The phone also has a removable battery (if I remember correctly), removable batteries require a stable frame to keep them from rattling in the main phone body this typically adds significantly to the bulk of the phone.
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7y ago
This project is clearly still super early days but looks very cool. It feels to me like these phones have very different audiences.
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7y ago
this article is probably worth reading. https://puri.sm/posts/librem5-solving-the-first-fsf-ryf-hurd... Purism can't guarantee someone won't try to flash that firmware. so the best solution they came up with
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7y ago
it has been said various places that the hardware will be able to run Ubuntu Phone. That being said I would guess they are behind Ubuntu Phone in polish but that as a company that has already built a number of FOSS hardware devices they are
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probably failing to explain this with total accuracy but any chip on the board for which they don't have 100% control of the firmware runs through in isolation through a proxy. The talk mentions the modem firmware as well as some initi
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One of the things I have started to feel as I read their recent design posts is that the phone will ship but be described as in a basic dev state and not ready for consumer use. I have written and seen written several posts on twitter at pu
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each task has a thread attached to it... I would describe it as "real-time-ish" one of the things that I like about these threads is that you can unsubscribe from them so that you stop getting notifications.
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7y ago
My personal theory about all of this is that it feels like someone went "we want to do X in 2025" and that the three musk companies were launched separately to achieve those goals because the complexity of arguing them together wo
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7y ago
So I want to be clear that it absolutely does not have feature parity with google wave but Asana encapsulates many of the collaborative features of wave in a way that I really enjoy and it is my next best replacement from the loss of google
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Yeah I weirdly agree with this comment the most i started facing a customer has been on teams since it came out I have been using for about 8 weeks after years of slack and I would say switching performance is my biggest beef. I don’t know
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these are fair comments but you also have to be careful not to come off as “I don’t know if I’m going to make it I only ever self published this one book maybe you’ve heard of it ‘the martian’ “ this phenomenon can swing both ways
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No worries man I signed up for the sketchy mail chimp list I’m pumped to see where this goes
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If anyone has a link to his post about what happened when speed runners found his game its quite excellent and worth reading
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I was comming in here initially to be like.... "Wait have a plan!!! reaches out with hand to pull you back from jumping off a cliff " Then I realized this dude is the maker of "1 screen platformer" he's gonna do ju
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Agreed I would argue that this patent probably wouldn't go through today now that the USPTO is more adjusted to Alice V CLS. I think that anyone hit with this could argue for dismissal under Alice.
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I came to the comments to talk about this, was totally hoping to scroll down and find a section about software in the wikipedia article. I would argue that almost every project I have every worked on where the software was initially maintai
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totally i was being glib, I live here currently to support family
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I was also going to leave a comment about the lack of a simple demo I get the idea but want to see it in action. Requiring login to see the tool work for real is a big turn off.
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My first serious programming job was fully remote I immediately moved to the island of Guadeloupe. It was great. My current job is fully remote... I live in the San Francisco Bay area, am I doing this wrong?
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