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by dbvn 5mo ago
Always surprising to learn most people are cool
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by dbvn 5mo ago
The most bureaucratic thing ever done... search for a place to store something for 56 years. still not done
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by dbvn 5mo ago
Its hard to describe how out of touch a company has to be for this to happen. Multibillion dollar company admitting to robbing their customer of $200 in front of other customers.
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by dbvn 5mo ago
Newsflash: they're changing... again
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by dbvn 6mo ago
Don't forget the non-stop unnecessary comments
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by dbvn 6mo ago
wow - people are lame. I want to hear their authentic reaction to being 240,000 miles from Earth... not what the pastor down the street thinks they should say.
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by dbvn 6mo ago
well of course because the whole reason you're making free men and women verify their identity with government-issued documents... was supposed to be to prevent that. If its not going to prevent such an easy work-around ITS NOT WORTH I
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by dbvn 6mo ago
Kindle Paperwhite is the only device that comes close to the magic of a physical book
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by dbvn 6mo ago
This has happened at our company so many times... I thought I was crazy when it seemed to be related to static electricity. But it was obvious when someone got zapped and it immediately blacked the monitor.
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by dbvn 6mo ago
or have even a single obligation in the morning
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by dbvn 6mo ago
Daily Notes feature is a lifesaver. Just throw things in there throughout the day. Never lose anything
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by dbvn 6mo ago
Nothing needs to come after git. its perfect.
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by dbvn 6mo ago
*taking* $12 from every person in the US... But I still think it's worth it.
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by dbvn 6mo ago
Hate to admit it... but the video goes hard
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by dbvn 6mo ago
Somehow the one feature I need to use is the one feature broken on the website... every time.
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by dbvn 6mo ago
Very unreasonable to use the amount purchased last year as the only amount they could ever get in a fiscal year
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by dbvn 6mo ago
> "Actually, I made a mistake. I meant Cursor." Someone who can't describe the model they're using after asking 3 times across several months, probably isn't the 10x engineer you think they are.
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by dbvn 6mo ago
There's no such thing as being too rigorous when you're talking about proofs in math. It either proves it or it doesn't. You get as rigorous as you need to
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by dbvn 6mo ago
PLLLLLLEEEAAAASSSSEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE It just doesn't make any sense. Starts off the user experience with a kick in the nuts and a slap across the face. "You don't own this machine"
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by dbvn 6mo ago
it would be easier to use claude to write a cronjob that does the same thing for you but accurately
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by dbvn 6mo ago
I want to like swift so bad
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by dbvn 7mo ago
Apple bothers me less than Microsoft. At least Apple has been consistent. "Our hardware, our software"... while Microsoft plays all these games. At the end of the day, there's never been a solution for people who care about t
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by dbvn 7mo ago
Lol what does ICE have to do with a local police officer being able to bully a tech worker into providing your private communications?
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by dbvn 7mo ago
at what point can we consider the development of "set this element's text/html" to be done?
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by dbvn 8mo ago
the first time I wrote a custom HTML element was the last time I ever reached for a React framework
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by dbvn 8mo ago
71% of their 2022-23 funding was from corporations soooo....
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by dbvn 8mo ago
"That is, how much value a parcel creates for the community compared to how much value it consumes simply by existing as land. Think of it like this: Net Contribution=(Economic Output in $)−(Land Value in $)" This calculation is s
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by dbvn 8mo ago
^^^ THIS ... If what you're building is useful, showing someone a prototype too early can cause the whole company to rush you to deploy.