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camjohnson26
4y ago
There’s no legal issue though, and I think most users are willing to accept the tradeoff if it gives them search. The ones who it really bothers always have the option of joining a private instance. Unfortunately posting public data by defi
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camjohnson26
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Couldn’t somebody write a simple service that just scrapes profile info for following? Really doubt anyone would care if that aspect is centralized if it’s just a UX improvement. Same with search, although you’ll always have a vocal minorit
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4y ago
I have a feeling TDD proponents work in very different code bases than I do, the point in this article is spot on that TDD emphasizes nice to have unit tests over the much trickier but more bug prone integration tests. For frontend dev the
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camjohnson26
4y ago
I’ve been using it for the few accounts I really miss from Twitter and it works perfectly.
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camjohnson26
4y ago
This is delusional, the best of Medium isn’t exclusive to Medium. The New York Times has over 150 years of reputation built on quality, and its content is available no where else. Medium has a loose collective of bloggers who can easily mig
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camjohnson26
4y ago
This is the only real problem, everything else is noise. If that means Medium can’t have a successful business, “Medium is Dead”
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4y ago
Yeah it’s a callous point of view because it assumes everyone has the same point of view and level of information. You used a heuristic that works sometimes and fails sometimes and the real blame should fall on the person committing fraud a
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4y ago
Nikola’s demo was ethical by comparison, at least they had a path.
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camjohnson26
4y ago
Not doing basic due diligence on a topic you’re commenting on is willful blindness, that’s literally the definition. You seem to demand pedantically accurate statements from everyone but yourself.
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camjohnson26
4y ago
I don’t know if you’ve been paying any attention but Twitter nuked the API keys for the most popular 3rd party apps with no warning and no point of contact to appeal. Blaming on the app developer is willfully blind.
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What If Tesla Is Just a Car Company?
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StarLink isn’t profitable, so that’s the kiss of death in a down market. Doesn’t matter how good the product is or how much people will pay if the replacement satellites to keep it running cost more.
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Elon Musk Drives Even Some Twitter Founders to Mastodon
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Liabilities aren’t negative in financial accounting, they’re leverage for the business that carry obligations, exactly like code.
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Twitter Bans Account for DC Area Bus System Without Explanation
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Journalists Should Leave Twitter. Here’s How They Can Get Started
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My opinion is that the movie is trying to show that genes have less predictive power than most assume. Administrators love easy measures that simplify decisions, but real life is way more complicated than that. So the protagonist in the mov
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Twitter User Data for Sale
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Well he’s the most followed user so it can’t be that. And he’s done a great job of destroying Twitter’s brand so far. At this point maybe the best explanation for his behavior is it’s all a performance art piece to see how much damage he ca
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This is not a real solution, and not a decision an experienced CTO would make. It’s been a programming meme since the early 2000s that rewrites are an alluring fix to problems, but underestimate the complexity of existing code. Joel Spolsky
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Let Me Translate the Last Few Days of Twitter Policy
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Elon Musk’s Twitter Poll Shows Users Want Him to Step Down as CEO
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Here’s the link: https://mas.to/@paulg
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This is the height of hypocrisy. Everything the "twitter files" have disclosed so far is in line with what most people expected was happening, but Musk's censorship of the platform has been far more egregious than anything th
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Twitter is now blocking links to pixelfed
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Hear from Journalists Elon Musk Just Banned from Twitter
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Elon Defends Bans as Twitter Starts Blocking Links
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Jack Sweeney of elonjet Responds
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Farewell for Now (2018)
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Elon Musk Fans Dox Tesla Critic over Bogus Oil Investment Controversy (2018)
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