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by bredren 4y ago
You can use tags on pages that are listed in a database, right? I’m not aware of any block level tag though.
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by bredren 4y ago
It is not mediocre. It has flaws but it’s not bad. It has experienced hyper growth. It is what slack is to irc in some ways. It’s far better than google docs, confluence and wikis. Jira doesn’t do it. I’ve looked at many options, some more
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by bredren 4y ago
I agree it is confusing for products intended to be global, networked and hyper social to have overlapping usernames. People expect and understand username exclusivity. I rarely think of a distributed ledger as the useful answer for somethi
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by bredren 4y ago
Could be your app still has legs, slotted into wherever a widget like this might make sense in the Apple ecosystem. IIRC, Amazon has a program allowing plugins for Alexa that your solution might be good for. I searched around for a screens
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by bredren 4y ago
This reminds me of the unfortunate death of CNET reporter, James Kim in 2006. Kim and his family were stranded on a rural route traveling from Portland to San Francisco. He went out in search of help and succumbed to hypothermia. It was unu
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by bredren 4y ago
The first iPhone app my pal Dave and me put up on the App Store in 2008 was a tip calculator. The second was 20 Questions. The app provided prompts and a paddle to keep track of the guess count. It was a nice little app because it made iPho
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by bredren 4y ago
To avoid what trouble, specifically? If it’s risk of customer funds mismanagement, coinbase is just not in the same galaxy as the folks who have blown customer trust. If it’s securing funds, to prevent hacks, CB offers cold storage. Lumps o
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by bredren 4y ago
FWIW, that user experience is most likely Coinbase, or something very much like Coinbase. Not only is the UX good, but customer funds are taken seriously now and have been for a long time.
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by bredren 4y ago
Variations of this have been tried many times, for example hardware wallets. But a lot of this is too troublesome or adds too many hoops to jump through than is practical for many people.
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The Supernatural Lawsuit and Apple(banagale.com)
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by bredren 4y ago
This may be a stretch but I could see the original report coming from an intelligence service. The report might be accompanied by a request to hold off on patching it due to active use. This would explain the desire to wait on G's side
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by bredren 4y ago
I shared this with my brother, a musicology professor, and he quickly pointed me to this: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brown_note
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by bredren 4y ago
I worked on a project for a carrier focused on monitoring temperature of seafood (oysters to start) from water to store. They were anticipating some legislation that would require full auditability of supply chain.
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by bredren 4y ago
Be more patient. Watch Canada and Australia.
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by bredren 4y ago
>They were looking to get traction based on the reputation of the founders and other tech influencers (like Kent C Dodds) in the react community. This had the opposite effect for me. I bought Dodds' Epic React course and it seemed t
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by bredren 4y ago
Thanks for sharing this. I'd say its a lot of responsibility to get right, but not necessarily dangerous. And fwiw, I've seen old, established banks make reports that are objectively incorrect but then do everything possible to a
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by bredren 4y ago
This reminds me of The Burning Man Organization. “Non-profits” in general are very poorly understood and seem to slip under the radar of accountability at the governmental and board levels. 501c3 has the household name, “non-profit.” It is
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by bredren 4y ago
I see the opposite. Apple has no choice but to tackle some aspects of finance because existing banking is so predatory. So far each component they’ve taken on has set new expectations unseen in consumer banking. Notably privacy of purchase
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by bredren 4y ago
I don’t know how it is viewed here, but have a look at the licensing scheme adopted by Sentry.io. They faced a similar concern when people were selling the exact same product using a new name. > For example, this past year, we’ve had to
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by bredren 4y ago
The reason has less to do with share of revenue and more to do with stalled or weakening performance in the business’s core value offering. Facebook loses users of genuine content consumption to tiktok. Amazon has smaller baskets checking o
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by bredren 4y ago
I'm very surprised that Apple did not find this fell under the "or similar user data." >The top payouts in each category are reserved for high quality reports and are meant to reflect significant effort, and as such are ap
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by bredren 4y ago
Growth of data science and AI/ML saved Python from being over leveraged on web dev backends. I’d say also it was more at war with node until data science took off.
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by bredren 4y ago
Pycharm still struggles to provide debug of Python interpreters running in local docker containers from an orchestration. It’s supposed to just work but jetbrains has broken it and changed the config over and over with a big regression as r
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by bredren 4y ago
It supported clamshell and open, and has for as long as I remember. But the toggle between the modes had been this slow experience that seemed similar in delay to switching resolutions. Now it is this blip—-this is your main display, and yo
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by bredren 4y ago
Wow, clamshell to external monitor support is vastly improved. I couldn't believe it when it happened the first time. I have a MBA M2 going USB-C -> HDMI on a 4k Dell monitor. You can open and close the laptop and it switches the ex
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by bredren 4y ago
When I had to work with Heroku, I found that it had many of its own specific eccentricities. And to do the setup of a bare metal web service was not much more to know. This is especially true looking at prebaked stuff like what digital ocea
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by bredren 4y ago
It is. However, in earlier phases people can recruit from their networks. They will only be able to sell their best contacts with trusted tales of good things.
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by bredren 4y ago
> When considering a new job, I almost don't care about technology. Engineering culture makes all the difference. This resonated with me. Whether you are recruiting or looking culture is incredibly powerful.
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by bredren 4y ago
Posthog. Not exactly a secret but perhaps still quite unknown.
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by bredren 4y ago
The definition can cover a fair amount of ground. My experience with the product has been that it has made very clear attempts to provide the user ID for SaaS implementations of the payments system. I first heard of someone who was using st

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