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by danielrhodes 3y ago
Says the person leaving a comment on a forum which would likely not exist due to legal risks without Section 230 protection. :-) I agree transmission should receive extra protection. But there is no case where moderating every piece of cont
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by danielrhodes 3y ago
Isn't that delta partially based on the last keyframe? I guess it would be codec dependent, but my understanding is that keyframes are like a synchronization mechanism where the decoder catches up to where it should be in time.
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by danielrhodes 3y ago
The way Tailwind is setup, we may as well bring back the <font> tag.
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by danielrhodes 3y ago
I’ve built a a couple apps in React Native over the past few years. My reasoning for wanting to use React Native is primarily because I think the iOS ecosystem is a real mess right now. SwiftUI is not mature, and UIKit is antiquated compare
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by danielrhodes 3y ago
I've used Lambda at some scale. I think Lambda is pretty great. You can really be batting far above your weight by utilizing AWS services. It's especially great and cost effective for spiky workloads, with the exception of a few s
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by danielrhodes 3y ago
In addition to what everybody else has said, I will add one more thing: They don't go down when there's a big ticket sale. If you've ever used these alternative ticket sites, they will struggle under the load. The reason it i
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by danielrhodes 3y ago
I don't think people use Python because it's fast. It gained momentum because it has good libraries for data science and ML. Other languages, including JS, are far faster at this point. However, the reason to use JS in particular
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by danielrhodes 3y ago
It’s an entirely different business?
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by danielrhodes 3y ago
Sounds similar to life insurance.
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by danielrhodes 3y ago
What types of activities does this apply to and where does it not apply? Just for the sake of argument, could this also apply to something like murder? i.e. if you wanted to murder somebody, you can do so only if you pay a super high fee ot
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by danielrhodes 3y ago
I think Notion/Office 365/Airtable scared them a lot. Office 365: Regardless of how you feel about Microsoft products, this is actually a fully featured online version of Word, unlike Google Docs which has a subset of the features
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by danielrhodes 3y ago
Ultimately where this matters is if one party contests the validity of a contract. I'm not sure how it works in the EU, but in the US that would mean a court would ultimately make that decision. To that end, they could decide that two
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by danielrhodes 3y ago
First this is a great idea. Finally there is some movement on making Google Docs better. I haven't used the feature, but from reading the blog post it is sad to see how poorly Google executes on products, even at the beta stage. Some c
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by danielrhodes 3y ago
You do need to know. That discovery likely happened without you being aware of it. At some point you may need to buy a new washing machine. If you knew nothing about washing machines, you might have no information to work from. However, may
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by danielrhodes 3y ago
These dollars are apparently well spent: You are aware these drinks exist and you consider them to be the market leader in these types of drinks. > Aligned with what is actually best for the consumer This is a classic straw man. Who said
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by danielrhodes 3y ago
I don't see how these roles are useless. Most people do not have a birds eye view that lets them see all the problem spaces and all the solutions. Marketing is increasing the likelihood you are aware there is a solution out there, and
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by danielrhodes 3y ago
I see this in a lot of software. Any software person wants to solve a problem, but their solution becomes a part of their own ego such that in their mind it is the cornerstone of the entire business, whether that's true or not. However
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by danielrhodes 3y ago
Companies are not allowed to discriminate in their hiring. In other words, it is not legal to have affirmative action in a hiring decision (e.g. only hiring female candidates or only hiring black candidates). To get around this, companies d
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by danielrhodes 3y ago
I can understand how you might think investors mis-align the business with customers, but this isn't necessarily true. First, businesses aren't in the business of leaving money on the table. That is fine for a non-profit, but ulti
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by danielrhodes 3y ago
Is this even a question? 1000% Emotional vulnerability and openness is predicated on trust. If you can't trust your partner to be there when you express yourself, then you have a serious problem. Trust is the cornerstone of any relatio
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by danielrhodes 3y ago
Had a similar experience with Hasura. They have done some amazing things leveraging Postgres and GraphQL. But there were just too many things that got really questionable. Things like migrations becoming inconsistent with metadata, schema l
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by danielrhodes 3y ago
Honestly it would be great if PWAs worked better. It feels like it has been a half implemented solution. Not all features of Safari work inside a PWA, and it's unclear if you can now get push notifications. Having some access to device
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by danielrhodes 3y ago
My guess is OpenAI now has a case to ask Apple to remove these apps for trademark infringement and brand confusion. Obviously they can just rename themselves but keep the same functionality, but marketing themselves as ChatGPT is no longer
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by danielrhodes 3y ago
What does E2E sync mean here? They already know what you wrote because you submitted it to them, similar to a Google search.
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by danielrhodes 3y ago
Seems like Mastodon/ActivityPub and AT Protocol are solving for opposing problems. Maybe the compromise is a centralized service?
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by danielrhodes 3y ago
This article conveyed almost no information.
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by danielrhodes 3y ago
The Rails view layer used to be quite nice at its peak. Way better than many of the alternatives. That you could execute actual code inside a view was just magical.
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by danielrhodes 3y ago
There seems to be an ever-present high-level of defensiveness from the Ruby community over JS/React. Rails has had a profound impact on web development, promoting fast starts and shipping quickly. Companies like Shopify and Twitter ben
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by danielrhodes 3y ago
I am not a lawyer, but this doesn’t seem strong at all. How is it different than a person reading several books on a subject and giving a speech based on what they’ve learned? Obviously if the speech was repeating verbatim what was read, th

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