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by carterklein13 6y ago
I feel like it's important to emphasize the importance of writing as a way to organize your own thoughts and create your own mental maps. This may not be the best way to disseminate information to a team, or share with the world. I who
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by carterklein13 6y ago
What is it if not a filtering function? It is a filtering function and it's the wrong filtering function. Like others have said, it filters out anyone with a great idea who is unwilling to put their lives in danger, or more importantly
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by carterklein13 6y ago
I'm looking at some of the comments and still having a little bit of trouble understanding what makes the data engine "universal." I see reference to "universal storage" in some areas, but keep landing on a multi-di
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by carterklein13 6y ago
Guns, Germs, and Steel by Jared Diamond.
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by carterklein13 6y ago
I think this is a very long-winded way of saying that you should really just be thoughtful about the terms you use in the workplace. This, to me, is symptomatic of a larger issue of taking buzzwords and using them willy-nilly without carefu
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by carterklein13 6y ago
Maybe I'm missing something here - can somebody explain the relation to backend interoperability here? This seems, according to the docs, to be a way to make a native app "using virtually any frontend framework in existence."
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by carterklein13 6y ago
I think Discord's Achilles' heel for enterprise is its UI unfortunately. There's no way that my company would adopt a platform so "fun" in the way Discord tries to be. Animated characters, a logo which looks like a
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by carterklein13 6y ago
I've only used Badger as an exploratory side project but I've found it enjoyable insofar as it feels much easier to get set up than something like RocksDB
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by carterklein13 6y ago
This would've been very useful in my college days. A 300-person lecture plus a professor with horrible chalk handwriting who didn't host any TA sections was not conducive to learning.
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by carterklein13 6y ago
I have to say, living in NYC I'm pretty thankful for the quarantine requirement from anyone coming in from outside the tri-state area. I like to at least think we're on the downswing, although who really knows. It's not like
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by carterklein13 6y ago
Does this add anything that many of the more popular and widely-used crypto libraries offer? I haven't been able to find anything, but am always curious to try new tools.
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by carterklein13 6y ago
This definitely seems like a best of both worlds type situation.
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by carterklein13 6y ago
Yeah I have a younger sister who is Gen Z and I'd say it's more to your point. All she knows is the rhetoric that the United States has its back against the wall and, like a caged animal, is scared and frightened and trying to bit
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by carterklein13 6y ago
I feel like D: interested. Now that I read it, I came to realize that of course the military is preparing for this and a zillion other scenarios as well - I just found this one particularly interesting because I never would have thought abo
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by carterklein13 6y ago
It's interesting seeing DDG trying to break into a larger space. In my experience, the only people I know that know DDG are also people in tech. I live in NYC and I'm seeing lots of billboards in the city and on highways in NJ sur
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by carterklein13 6y ago
I still have trouble being convinced that low-code solutions will ever be able to overtake the status quo of writing code... "with programming languages." I'm sure I'm biased as a software engineer whose job is largely d
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Pentagon war game includes scenario for military response to domestic rebellion(theintercept.com)
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by carterklein13 6y ago
I think this is a sensible and easily-enforceable solution. Facebook and Twitter are necessities today and oftentimes (for better or for much, much worse) are where history is being written. I think using these platforms as a highly importa
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by carterklein13 6y ago
What I don't understand about all of this because I'm simply not in the know, so hopefully somebody can explain it in more detail, is this: Facebook regularly monitors posts for inappropriate content such as this. This seems more
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by carterklein13 6y ago
I've found that as a software engineer, the best note-taking medium for me is just one massive GitHub repo. It takes a bit of extra planning and oftentimes a bit of reorganizing to keep things in the right place, but I feel like as a s
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by carterklein13 6y ago
Maybe I'm missing something, but does this require the user to check their email and click a link every time they look to log into a site? If so, I'm wondering how this has been received by typical consumer, or if any of the overh
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by carterklein13 6y ago
I think I may be missing the point of what the article is getting at with API-as-a-marketplace versus traditional API marketplaces. I think even after reading the article and looking at some of the examples, I'm confused at what's
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by carterklein13 6y ago
In apps like Notion, your experience is somewhat worsened if you don't use emojis. Since there's not an easy way to add "default" icons, emojis become the de-facto means of conveying information other than typing out you
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by carterklein13 6y ago
What I'm curious is why there's not yet a marketplace for consumer-generated data. Thinking things like wearables. Is it that these wearables are too miserly over their data, or are there other considerations that make this more d
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by carterklein13 6y ago
I feel like this is the goal, but as unfortunate as it is now - that's not the case, and adding E2E encryption of any sort should be celebrated to perpetuate the idea that it's not an option, but a need just like adding authentica
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by carterklein13 6y ago
Even though I'm sure this won't be perfect, this is still something I hope other apps follow suit with. I currently use the Citizen app in NYC, but I'm not necessarily a fan of the contact tracing functionality they're r
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by carterklein13 6y ago
Wow, I had never heard of Oxide before this. I work at a huge company that is nearly finished their cloud transformation, which was frankly largely a way to differentiate themselves form their competition more than anything, and a huge cost
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by carterklein13 6y ago
All very interesting - this is great!
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by carterklein13 6y ago
I'm a bit confused by your wording of your first sentence, honestly. Also, what's probably not the case? I feel that working at a big tech firm is akin to working in IB/consulting/law at this point in terms of pay/b
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by carterklein13 6y ago
I feel that I'm in the minority here, but this appears to be a somewhat understandable move. To be able to live in the location you most desire is, frankly, still a luxury for the time being and while I hope that's not the status

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