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deskr
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deskr
2y ago
Scientific studies take a while from inception to publishing.
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2y ago
> It's the most complete history of git that I know now. I wasn't going to read the story until I read your comment. I knew the summary of BitKeeper and the fallout, but wow this was so detailed. Thanks!
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2y ago
> quick capture experience How would that experience look like? (I think I'm after the same thing!)
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2y ago
I feel like "unsatisfying" is an understatement, to put it lightly. How about soul destroying instead?
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2y ago
Perhaps do a small example application. go get github.com/poundifdef/SmoothMQ/models go: github.com/poundifdef/SmoothMQ@v0.0.0-20240630162953-46f8b2266d60 requires go >= 1.22.2; switching to go1.22.4 go:
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2y ago
I like how it will roast it's own "alternative suggestions". Damned if you do, damned if you don't.
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2y ago
You're 100% correct. I have noticed though that in small startups (perhaps around 5 people) you have much less of these problems. Perhaps that's the reason for why they can be so incredibly productive.
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2y ago
The humanity has been taken out of jobs. It's all about making an optimised monkey making machine. I think MBAs are destroying everything. See how Google is being destroyed from the inside. Boeing has pretty much been destroyed from th
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2y ago
Look at MangoJelly's beginner's tutorial playlist, start on first video and follow along: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXN7TOg3kj4&list=PLWuyJLVUNt... There are definitely problems with FC (but then even ex
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2y ago
I appreciate the minimalistic design, but a paragraph or two (even three) of explanation at the top would have made me give it a better look instead of just closing it quickly.
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2y ago
I wonder what they used to generate that transcription?
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2y ago
SQLite in its current form is not going to "take over". But it's the right tool for so many instances where Postgres/MySQL/... were a massive overkill but were the only thing available in common use.
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2y ago
I don't know anything about your case, but in my friend's case I think work was the main trigger. But if the work was the main trigger, then he needed his home to be is sanctuary which is definitely wasn't.
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2y ago
Back in the day, searching for "top secret", "highly confidential", "for private use only", etc, ... would return interesting results.
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2y ago
I think this will definitely fuel the maker movement. Inevitably, some of those makers will start up a business. Small scale at first, but some might grow. I don't know if it'll grow into a real threat though. But I do know that m
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2y ago
I understood from a friend that you get more/better matches (as a man) if you pay? The men I know that are attractive (can attract a woman with relatively little effort) are not likely to be spending money on online dating. Ergo, women
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2y ago
Get a good quality silicone spatula and your life will never be the same again.
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2y ago
> universally adopted and interoperable No. Big email server all over the place might drop your emails for whatever reason is and they won't tell you.
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2y ago
I'm the same. I offload stuff to my phone's camera. Not really "offload" because I barely load it into my brain, just photograph it and don't worry about it. It has saved my mass quite a few times.
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2y ago
It so happens that we have Absurd on a special discount today. Only $19.99 or only $9.99 if you subscribe for a year. Normal price $79.99 so don't lose out on today's offer!
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2y ago
Improvement suggestion: This article could do with an executive summary for professionals.
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2y ago
Data is stolen much more often by copying is instead of yanking the drive out.
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2y ago
I think what Google doesn't realise is that they're driving around with an open container of petrol slushing around on the floor. It just needs a spark (from a new competitor) and fire is real.
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2y ago
Considering what these guys have done to google search, I think this is the absolute minimum set of words they deserve.
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2y ago
No wonder. I was reading a about historical battles the other day and wanted to research the armour that the knights whore. When I searched for "knight armour" (I didn't know "plate armour" is the generic term), ONE