bradgessler

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by bradgessler 2y ago
Stop using Chrome.
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by bradgessler 2y ago
Why? The person reading the message can take a screenshot of it.
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by bradgessler 2y ago
I wish Apple would put more of their operating systems on a public git repository, make people sign CLA’s who make contributions, and vigorously defend their IP if people try using it in a manner that violates their terms of service. They s
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by bradgessler 2y ago
There’s a small Marina there where you can hire boats to go whale watching in Monterey Bay. Highly recommend doing that if you live in the area.
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by bradgessler 2y ago
Not only is GitHub focused on AI, but they’re also making their UI slower and jankier by rewriting it in React. I feel like a “Linear for GitHub” is due.
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by bradgessler 2y ago
Why are US EVs 2-3x the cost of BYD EVs? Do US consumers not want cars at that price point, is it regulation, is to labor/material costs, or some combination thereof? It seems like if there was a $15-$20k EV in the US market, it would
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by bradgessler 2y ago
I’ve worked on government IT systems and their definition of fully QA’ed code can be pretty heavy. The project I worked on required that changes to be printed, documented, bound in a paper manual, and put on a shelf after it went through a
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by bradgessler 2y ago
I built a Ruby library for feature flags that’s completely hardcoded. In a rails app you have an ./app/plans folder with Ruby files, each command containing a class that represents each feature in a plan. There’s code examples at
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by bradgessler 2y ago
Click-throughs, signups, etc. and eventual sales.
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by bradgessler 2y ago
If only sticky headers didn’t convert so well!
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by bradgessler 2y ago
There’s been several products where I want to pay to disable certain features—especially AI features.
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by bradgessler 2y ago
I similarly switched from ST4 to Zed after using it for several years. I agree that good software eventually becomes "bugfixes", but if you expand the universe of ST4 out to popular plugins for specific programming languages, it s
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Block AI Scrapers with Anubis(xeiaso.net)
5 points by bradgessler 2y ago|0 comments
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by bradgessler 2y ago
> Every Saturn 5 was successful Do you not count the Saturn 1B rocket capsule that caught on fire on the pad and burnt the Apollo 1 astronauts alive? What about Apollo 13? > but just because you are wandering in the desert does not me
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by bradgessler 2y ago
Sales people work within the policies & frameworks set by a sales organizations whose goals and strategies are set by said organizations leadership team. This isn't a random sales person gone rouge—its a matter of how Cloudflare ch
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by bradgessler 2y ago
Imagine if the same logic was used for a criminal defense: "Your honor, I didn't kill $VICTIM, it was the $WEAPON that killed $VICTIM".
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by bradgessler 2y ago
Nope. I’ll just sea my way out.
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by bradgessler 2y ago
It’s very Erie when you say it that way.
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by bradgessler 2y ago
I’ll trade you 18 lake Tahoe’s for one Lake Michigan.
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by bradgessler 2y ago
I want to know in units of lake Tahoe’s
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by bradgessler 2y ago
So is X. When a MAGA civil war broke out on there around Christmas last year, accounts that opposed Elon were either disabled or lost their verified status. You also can’t share links without their feed algorithm limiting your reach. All so
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by bradgessler 2y ago
The thing I don’t like about Kagi is how you have to be logged in with an email to search. I wish they’d setup something like Mullvad where you get an account number, pay for said account, and that’s it.
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by bradgessler 2y ago
Yeah, I put all of that under the umbrella of “distribution”—the last mile is a huge pain in the SaaS that SaaS CLIs shouldn’t have to deal with or even think about. Terminalwire will handle the builds for all the different platforms, signi
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by bradgessler 2y ago
I'm working on a different approach that doesn't use ssh at https://terminalwire.com/ . It's meant for inherently server-based CLI's like Github, Stripe, Fly, Heroku, or any other SaaS and can be plugged
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by bradgessler 2y ago
Rules for thee but not for me.
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by bradgessler 2y ago
Does this mean Unifi will sell outdoor WiFi 7 APs with 6Ghz transceivers?
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by bradgessler 2y ago
Kagi would benefit from offering the same account provisioning as Mullvad VPN. Generate a random number, collect payment for it with cash, crypto, or credit card, and leave it at that.
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by bradgessler 2y ago
There’s a huge gap between “nazi shit” and bad satire. I don’t think the content being labeled as “Intolerant” is funny, but I do care about how history rhymes. Reddit hit a decent balance by calling it “NSFW” and letting people change the
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by bradgessler 2y ago
Yeah, I like that too. Technically there’s a lot of really great design decisions that were made, but I’ve seen people take screenshots of the app and crying “censorship!” not understanding it’s a setting that can be changed or that a diffe
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by bradgessler 2y ago
What’s your take on where Bsky will take “safety”? I’ve seen right-leaning satire sites get flagged as “Intolerance”, which is fueling a fire that Bsky will cater to a left-leaning audience.

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