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by cheriot 4y ago
Teams/Slack don't show ads. With all the meme generator/hosting options I can't figure out what the anti-trust argument is here. Seems like people are so mad at Meta they couldn't acquire a dog walking business.
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by cheriot 4y ago
Check the financial health of the company you're looking at. Are they profitable with positive cash flow? Microsoft had mountains of money coming in the door. One of the downsides of the American system is that a successful company cha
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by cheriot 4y ago
I don't see Tiktok refunding the money they made from these channels.
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by cheriot 4y ago
I'm surprised keyboard shortcuts are not more normal in b2b web apps for this exact reason. There's no technical limitation. Bloomberg probably has the most profitable "terminal" UI, supports the same keyboard shortcuts
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by cheriot 4y ago
"no employees" but the founder is pictured in front of an office with four visible work stations. What's the source for this article?
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by cheriot 4y ago
Does going to the office feel Segway-ish? This is the same problem as an in person meeting.
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by cheriot 4y ago
Once upon a time I had a Wii collecting dust a month after I bought it, but I still use my Quest 2 a few times a month.
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by cheriot 4y ago
> The benefits of serverless are two-fold: > You only pay for what you use—just those 10 seconds if that’s all that’s happening on your app. > You don’t have to worry about all the DevOps side of servers. No planning, no management
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by cheriot 4y ago
Ironically, there's laws restricting US Gov access to data in the US, but no such restrictions on hacking foreign networks.
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by cheriot 4y ago
I recently download apps to a new iPhone and every App Store search result had a TikTok ad above the app I had searched for by name. That can't be cheap!
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by cheriot 4y ago
There's an ecosystem of policy control tools built on top of k8s' ValidatingWebhooks. Check Open Policy Agent and Kyverno. https://www.openpolicyagent.org/ https://kyverno.io/docs/writing-poli
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by cheriot 4y ago
This. Any time there's a rate of return above short term treasuries the question becomes, "what's the risky asset this is invested in?"
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by cheriot 4y ago
I recently grabbed a CSS framework that would take care of 95% of the styling I need for a prototype. Half of the reason for selecting Bulma is that it looks slightly different than Bootstrap. The same complaint applies, but I just want to
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by cheriot 4y ago
Google, where large engineering projects meet with half assed businesses.
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by cheriot 4y ago
The McKinsey consultant turn CEO tried to launch an "Agreement Cloud" product with "AI" to assist reviewing legal documents and it went about as well you'd expect. Also, Adobe Sign seems to have reached feature&#x2F
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by cheriot 4y ago
Agreed. Hopefully the WASM ecosystem continues developing and takes over.
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by cheriot 4y ago
I'd settle for the CoffeeScript of Go. Keep most of it, add sum types, expand generics, and replace nil with options. If you're feeling spicy, make whitespace significant.
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by cheriot 4y ago
In SF's BLM protests, they were completely separate groups.
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by cheriot 4y ago
I've used both and not seen any sign of the Rails mindset in Wails. We're writing Go not Wuby :)
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by cheriot 4y ago
That's an interesting point about service workers. My thinking is to layer them in the other order: the generated types are based on Go struct json tags so the function signatures I'm calling could be implemented as REST calls. ie
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by cheriot 4y ago
I've been work on a proof of concept with Wails and it's a productive development loop. The only thing different about the front end code vs a website is that it calls functions generated from my Go back end (fully typed!) instead
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by cheriot 4y ago
Let's be fair, none of the products mentioned in these comments are as bad as Confluence.
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by cheriot 4y ago
Is there something more that a local municipality can do when it's illegal at the state and national level? I'll admit I don't know anything here. It just struck me as more official than the existing wink and nod.
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by cheriot 4y ago
It's generally good to encode these decisions in law rather than hand police even more discretion... but I 100% agree with you on Dean Preston and Hillary Ronin. They weaponize progressive language to preserve the status quo.
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by cheriot 4y ago
> the only effect of buyouts and mergers is to consolidate business and decrease competition Acquisitions also preserve value in businesses that would otherwise shut down (now or are on a path to). They can create a combined business tha
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by cheriot 4y ago
It's been useful when domains are routed to a bunch of microservices internally. It keeps the gateway functionality centralized. For people using kubernetes, the new k8s Gateway API will obviate a bunch of the gateway tools out there.
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by cheriot 4y ago
You'll be able to go to a store for that soon as well! https://www.cnn.com/2022/09/10/us/san-francisco-decriminaliz...
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by cheriot 4y ago
Is there a company that pays well and has a reasonable work life balance where that's not the case? Asking for a friend.
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by cheriot 4y ago
Having office capacity for more people than housing has capacity for is the problem.
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by cheriot 4y ago
I've found SF is nothing like what conservative pundits describe. I don't mean better or worse, just different. It doesn't fit the narratives of national politics.

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