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by charlie0 1y ago
Great article! Though it's sure to ruffle some feathers, it's no tabs vs spaces debate.
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by charlie0 1y ago
Being self-taught self-selects for those who enjoy it and those who enjoy it are way more likely to keep expanding their skill set.
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by charlie0 1y ago
Rent, don't buy. Maintaining optionality is the thing to do when things are unpredictable.
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by charlie0 1y ago
I wonder if that's because at the 2 year mark, people get a lot more responsibility, but no pay increases to compensate.
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by charlie0 1y ago
True, but there's a relatively large number of remote workers where battery life on a daily basis isn't important because there's always a charger nearby.
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by charlie0 1y ago
Samsung for my next phone it is. I've had mine for 6 years and battery life is still great.
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by charlie0 1y ago
I take offense to the notion, ahem, that Obsidian somehow isn't aesthetic. It's as minimal as you want it to be and looks great especially with a theme.
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by charlie0 1y ago
That's funny because it's the exact opposite in my case. I want to warm up first and save the more exciting companies for a week or 2 later.
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by charlie0 1y ago
Not without getting a whole bunch of crap I'm not interested in. I suspect once stablecoins are legit, there will be infrastructure that will make direct payments to content creators possible. It will unlock the mythical dream we all h
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by charlie0 1y ago
I used to pay Nebula precisely because they had premium original content, however they let in a lot of other creators to widen the (see the tyranny of the marginal user) type of content. I've since canceled my subscription because it&#
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by charlie0 1y ago
It will succeed due to the same reason other sloppy strategies succeed, it has large short term gains and moves risk into the nebulous future. Management LOVES these types of things.
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by charlie0 1y ago
Is that an iomega drive in the background!?
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by charlie0 1y ago
The solution to this, imo, is to expand the definition of what it means to "program". I'm increasingly realizing that AI tools are the new programming substrate. I've been able to heavily automate workflows and I use the
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by charlie0 1y ago
https://www.businessinsider.com/restaurant-accused-reselling...
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by charlie0 1y ago
No, but if YOU opened up a bakery and were packing their bread and re-selling it, they might not like that. This happened before and it's not great. https://www.businessinsider.com/restaurant-accused-reselling...
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by charlie0 1y ago
My first impression was this looks nothing like Markdown. It looks cool, but hardly resembles anything I've seen in Markdown before.
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by charlie0 1y ago
I would guess the bass is nonexistent here. Cool idea though.
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by charlie0 1y ago
The main "trick" here was moving to where the next center of power was going to be and meeting the right people through hard work (but really the main differentiator) sheer luck.
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by charlie0 1y ago
Say more.
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by charlie0 1y ago
A man with one compass knows where he's going; a man with two compasses is never sure.
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by charlie0 1y ago
The education system needed a rehaul a long time ago, only now with AI, the can can no longer be kicked down the road.
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by charlie0 1y ago
> The stuff that lasts 100 years is primarily just whatever is bought by people who treat their stuff well. This. It's equally funny and sad when I see new luxury cars with heavily scuffed rims. I don't care how well engineered
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by charlie0 1y ago
I'm a lot more concerned about some random app on my phone accessing my Obsidian notes, which is why I haven't synced them to my phone yet, rather than Obsidian somehow knee-capping at some point in the future (which is not possib
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by charlie0 1y ago
The odd part here is why take it to 100%+ when you can just build a plugin on Obsidian rather than re-building the whole thing? Seems a bit extreme.
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by charlie0 1y ago
I like to be the human in the loop and everytime it does something I don't like, I will add a rule in conventions.md. Overtime, I watch it less and less.
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by charlie0 1y ago
Why are the Zeds guys so hung up on UI rendering times....? I don't care that the UI can render at 120FPS if it takes 3 seconds to get input from an LLM. I do like the clean UI though.
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by charlie0 1y ago
The law of averages. Most in any field are going to be mediocre. It's unavoidable.
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by charlie0 1y ago
Ugh, the billing thing hits hard. Just know that having types doesn't prevent this issue. The current codebase I'm working on has a tightly coupled billing model with the incoming requests. Someone thought it was a great idea to m
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by charlie0 1y ago
I find this funny because I'm sure you can find examples where users themselves demand things that are overall less efficient. But, you're not wrong, there are efficiency gains to unlock on both sides.
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by charlie0 1y ago
I wonder if that line of code was vibed.

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