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by charlie0 3y ago
The best generalists should probably look into starting their own businesses. With AI tools, it becomes somewhat easy to perform at an average level in many roles.
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by charlie0 3y ago
Website took several seconds to load, not good.
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by charlie0 3y ago
I always shutdown my machine at night and sometimes restart when I leave for lunch. I've noticed running Docker and other apps for a while makes my machine slower. I'm convinced there's a memory leak somewhere and restarting
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by charlie0 3y ago
For a slice of 7M, just quit and come back as consultant.
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by charlie0 3y ago
"you can only make it affordable by making it a miserable experience." This hurts because it's so true. We need to get over car-centric cities, but that's only happening slowly and those areas are the most expensive area
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by charlie0 3y ago
What, building outside the expensive areas of a city? That would just make too much sense. The politicians give tax breaks and in many times, outright pays $$$$$ for these private services to those in need. The owners of those services in t
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by charlie0 3y ago
A big part of this could just be mild burn out. I find that if I take a long vacation, sooner or later I get bored and get right back to being curious and working on building or learning something. Having said that, I have a harder time fin
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by charlie0 3y ago
You'd think that by now, autocomplete would come standard with any shell and cli tool, but nop.
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by charlie0 3y ago
Because you'll get the same issue as with the homeless, people from other states will come over to mooch on the better services. This has to be handled at a national level in order for it to succeed.
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by charlie0 3y ago
I really like Kaiser as well, but afaik, they are one of the most expensive providers out there. I've only had Kaiser once, many years ago and the company dropped them because the cost to insure each person was significantly more expen
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by charlie0 3y ago
fr... on god, this BTC ETF is bussin
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by charlie0 3y ago
We could all organize and move to a much cheaper off-shore location for say, a year, to build something great.
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by charlie0 3y ago
Vacation to paris lol? Are you spending just a weekend there? No way it's 3500 for any decent period of time, at least not if you're flying from NA.
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by charlie0 3y ago
I don't see how creating a definitive sorting library is stagnation compared to having 10 mediocre libraries that are all missing some sort of critical functionality.
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by charlie0 3y ago
Devs working with core developers to create more 1st party packages would be a good start. I don't need 12 different implementations for sorting on Vue/React/[insert spa framework of the month]. I just need 1 really good sort
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by charlie0 3y ago
It's the need to look busy.
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by charlie0 3y ago
While I really admire this, I can't help but think we live in an entirely different era. How do you deal with content moderation? The spammers/native advertisers generating useless content to make a few pennies?
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by charlie0 3y ago
Right away.
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by charlie0 3y ago
Having worked in a db with lots of missing FKs, it becomes very difficult to figure out relationships. This makes it difficult to find out what tables need to be updated when there's a lot of them. In this particular company, the only
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by charlie0 3y ago
Stimulus is used to sprinkle JS functionality, but why use it when Vue JS and Svelte are available? Those two are very powerful and also lightweight/minimal.
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by charlie0 3y ago
I paid the all access price a couple of years ago and it's been very worth it as I'm more of a backend dev. It's saved me a ton a time.
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by charlie0 3y ago
I mean it is true, but I disagree with your prior comment that people with agency slow things down. It may appear that way, but really, they speed things up and the answer is simple. People with agency scale... a lot. If decision making is
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by charlie0 3y ago
It's because no one can see Google doing this without gimping it to prevent it from cannibalizing ads that gives OpenAI staying power.
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by charlie0 3y ago
This is true. Part of this is sales tax. At least in socal, LA has higher taxes than say Orange County. Gas is cheaper in the OC.
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by charlie0 3y ago
Yes, in poorer contries, there are lots of third places. This is exactly what I mean. Those third places are where artists often congregate, vendors sell tasty food at less than sit down restaurant, history tours are available as well as ot
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by charlie0 3y ago
This is true in the US, but the opposite was true abroad. Which is I prefer to spend on experiences abroad. Here in the US, experiences are very expensive. Going to a spa for a few hours, $300 to $500+. Buying the things they use at the spa
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by charlie0 3y ago
I find a lot of things are expensive simply because the business owners live in an expensive area, and this unfortunately rarely results in a vastly superior product. Yes, I'm referring to a lot of DTC brands based out of SF. It's
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by charlie0 3y ago
So the alternative is for management to be surrounded by "yes" people?
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by charlie0 3y ago
I 100% agree in a smaller company personal agency is huge. Setting the issue of scaling aside, it's very difficult finding people who just get sh*t done and problem solve, no matter what and where in the org. A big part is this has to
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by charlie0 3y ago
This stems from a metaproblem, the average is mediocre. I've noticed better tools that have supposedly allowed us to simplify things have just made us to build more complex things. This all stems from a lack of talent. The problem is i

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