biznickman

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by biznickman 3mo ago
I didn't know of codeberg before and this is likely the last time I'll see it. This seems more like a marketing stunt than anything else. They previously "banned vibecoded projects".
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by biznickman 7mo ago
uhhh that's a wild take
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by biznickman 7mo ago
This is an awful read on this acquisition. They didn't acquire Moltbook because of the software. Meta is far behind on the AI front especially as it applies to usage adoption. OpenClaw has begun showing new consumer use cases and Moltb
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by biznickman 1y ago
Only rough if you're pretentious. Making it easy for engineers, experienced OR aspiring is huge.
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by biznickman 3y ago
Can't login
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by biznickman 4y ago
I cannot upvote this enough. I worked at a fintech company that was vehemently opposed to using double entry accounting and it created an incredible amount of inefficiencies and massive errors and expenses at the company. If you are dealing
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by biznickman 5y ago
Don't quit! I SUCK at those algorithm tests but frankly the best engineers that I've hired have not done a great job at them. Instead communication skills and a willingness to learn have been much bigger indicators. There are plen
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by biznickman 5y ago
Why isn't Heroku showing a status error despite being offline?
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by biznickman 5y ago
I think what you meant to say is I'll be curious to see what happens to "America". We're behind the ball on crypto companies due to the regulatory environment. Here's hoping that changes but lots of crypto people ar
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by biznickman 6y ago
Shoot me an email would be happy to help! nick@holler.com I’ve written thousands of blog posts and happy to point you in the right direction!
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by biznickman 6y ago
Congrats! Aside from viewing volume, where can I see the individual stocks listed on the exchange? Also, as a side note, it would be interesting if you had an LTSE index fund!
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by biznickman 6y ago
Rails already solved this with credentials files...
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by biznickman 6y ago
I've attempted to build automated news systems in the past and have done so successfully a couple of times. However this is completely misleading as the work is not in publishing but instead is in the actual discovery, curation, and wr
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by biznickman 6y ago
Great job with a sensationalist unrealistic title. This isn't a scenario grounded in fact and it's written by a speculative software engineer. Not a medical professional or epidemiologist.
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by biznickman 7y ago
I've been writing about this for years but it's insane to me that Twitter is not stopping this. They are contributing both to group psychosis and the destruction of democracy through the spread of disinformation.
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by biznickman 7y ago
LOL "Before 2019, it felt like the Facebook communications machine was a well-oiled, unstoppable juggernaut." Umm how about Cambridge Analytica? Facebook's PR has been troubled for a very long time. To suggest that they has a
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by biznickman 7y ago
When I lived in San Francisco, the newly built condo building across from me was fully empty (but fully sold) for all the years I lived there. This is a tower in SOMA. There was only one apartment which appeared to be a corporate one that w
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by biznickman 7y ago
I was thinking about this exact subject matter the other day. We invest so much time in our digital content but what happens with death? How long can we really expect our content to last? Ultimately we are all dependent on the functionality
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by biznickman 7y ago
I think this most effectively demonstrates why I like a lot of OOP: it can be verbose. This is example function is relatively illegible: alignCenter :: [String] -> [String] alignCenter xs = map (\x -> replicate (div (n - length
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by biznickman 7y ago
Yes! However if you bill yourself as a "freelance web developer" you have instantly commoditized yourself. The only problem you are solving is someone who's thinking to themselves "man I could really use a developer&quot
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by biznickman 7y ago
While I agree that they will eat into affiliate marketing revenue, this title is completely misleading. The links still work, consumers just may not access them if Google's review algorithm becomes robust. Frankly, this is not a new is
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by biznickman 8y ago
Lol this title is literally a recipe for fighting. That said, I love how they eliminated the need for JQuery with all the functions up top. Super minimalist.
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by biznickman 8y ago
What's your twitter username. I want to add you as a maker to the producthunt project :)
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by biznickman 8y ago
Yet another article that emphasizes how absolutely garbage our politicians are. They are also actively complicit in Trump's war against environmental protection and the continued apathy that began before Trump. The problem is that envi
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by biznickman 8y ago
Sooo Quiver is just caching?
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by biznickman 8y ago
So VCR gem for javascript. Great! Personally I stopped using VCR gem a while back as it blocks edge cases. However for larger projects where things can get unwieldily this makes a lot of sense. Local test suites should never hit external AP
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by biznickman 8y ago
Years ago they raised the minimum API entry pricing. I used to pay for Topsy and they gave aggregate data that was quite insightful and reasonably priced. Soon after Apple's acquisition they (1) jacked up the price, and then (2) shut i
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by biznickman 8y ago
We use Bamboo HR and it does a lot of this but not all. Having a quality intranet is important and having it integrated is as well. We use multiple solutions to accomplish the same thing but obviously this looks great and functions great :)
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by biznickman 9y ago
Not to be self-promotional but the company I work at is tackling the problem in a way that at least helps 2 of those parties if not all 3 (unified.com). Albeit my commentary below is my own personal take. Providing transparency to the marke
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by biznickman 9y ago
More importantly is the death of two key resources: mybloglog & technorati which enabled bloggers to publicly keep track of trackbacks. I used it all the time and ended up with sizeable audiences!

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