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> are there places that index a bit more on "aesthetic taste?" Startups, especially the ones that have well designed products since that shows the founding team understands. I remember the early days of Yelp having all these &q
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Because Lua is popular among game development enthusiasts? It is THE scripting language of game development. It's the language of choice by Roblox Studio.
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I worked at Google as an engineer, but I also went to design school. The vast majority of my friends are from art/design school, and my family ran a business in the visual arts. This is to say I have familiarity in and out of the tech
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3y ago
> not ghost - too clunky to use. what else? What happened to Ghost (haven't kept up to date)? I remember in the first few years it felt so promising, snappy and delightful.
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3y ago
Is that a bad thing? Now it will free up the space to promote more competition between medium sized company.
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3y ago
> There isn't a value proposition for databases, because a value proposition is a business statement. If there were a business statement for databases, it would be a management interface for data. This is just bunch of vacuous state
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3y ago
Basically, a directory tree where the files are JSON. Instead of Unix rm, ls, cat, echo/>>, we have rest endpoints. The main value prop of a DB is performance, moreso than the interface. How is this different from S3 or Firebase’
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It's funny that I was just on the phone with PayPal customer support for the past hour. I told them PayPal is a sinking ship. I was also questioning how PayPal can be a multi-national business when the CSR (customer service rep) liter
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> So if you want to review a company, how would you? So have up to a year after you leave the company I believe.
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"The mere-exposure effect is a psychological phenomenon by which people tend to develop a preference for things merely because they are familiar with them." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mere-exposure_effect
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> LLM developer This is the first time I heard this term, and when I Google search "LLM developer" in an incognito tab, different device, this article is one of the first results. Seems like we should first establish what exact