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by dgudkov 4y ago
A move in the right direction. Social networks should never be monetized with ads.
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by dgudkov 4y ago
Exactly my sentiment. AI in most cases is too dumb. At best it creates an illusion of doing something useful.
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by dgudkov 4y ago
It wasn't that bad in the old days - fixed price per hardware, fixed price per software, and fully unlimited use of both with no risk of unexpected costs.
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by dgudkov 4y ago
I'm curious to what extent the effect is country-specific.
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Edward Snowden receives Russian citizenship(apnews.com)
30 points by dgudkov 4y ago|9 comments
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by dgudkov 4y ago
Static site generators require a headless CMS and all the headless CMS I tried are much harder to use and way less flexible then WordPress.
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Russian airlines ordered to stop selling tickets to Russian men aged 18 to 65(airlive.net)
266 points by dgudkov 4y ago|389 comments
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by dgudkov 4y ago
We know already how they will optimize to compete - more surveillance, more algorithms, and more annoyance.
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by dgudkov 4y ago
> businesses mostly don't want to deal with installing software across their systems And now they have to deal with cloud leaks of sensitive data that they no longer control and various SOC2/ISO "certifications" incre
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by dgudkov 4y ago
>I'm enjoying the lifestyle of "solve client's problem, client pays me money, innovate, iterate". It probably won't last forever, but it's simple and it feels authentic. Don't underestimate that! It&#x2
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by dgudkov 4y ago
Doesn't the same apply to nuclear fusion power generation?
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by dgudkov 4y ago
I don't think it's universal. Europe is more colorful than US/Canada. I think that's because esthetic education is better in Europe.
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by dgudkov 4y ago
I guess, any cost estimations should include the cost of recycling.
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by dgudkov 4y ago
Hopefully, v1 will include webhooks.
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by dgudkov 4y ago
If only there was a single standard for webhook subscription verification. Cloud services invent their own authentication protocols. Webhook verification in Dropbox is different from that in Trello. The lack of a single standard makes it ha
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by dgudkov 4y ago
I don't think Google will ever be able to distinguish texts that are written for people from texts that are written for Google. It's effectively the Turing test, and Google won't pass it.
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by dgudkov 4y ago
We pay for home assignments no matter if we like the result or not. First, it seems fair and it has never been a problem from a financial standpoint. Second, because we pay we can give less trivial and more realistic assignments that can ta
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by dgudkov 4y ago
This author gets so many things wrong. Self-reported happiness, linking intelligence to results of synthetic tests, assuming that problem-solving capabilities makes people happier instead of having a different altitude to happiness, etc. Am
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by dgudkov 4y ago
Your task could be trivially done with EasyMorph ( https://easymorph.com ). We've designed it exactly for such use cases. Data needs of non-technical people have long been neglected. It was believed that any data wrangling sh
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Why your gadgets die so quickly(washingtonpost.com)
28 points by dgudkov 4y ago|4 comments
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by dgudkov 4y ago
EasyMorph | F# Developer | Full-time, 100% Remote | https://easymorph.com EasyMorph is a powerful data wrangling and ETL application that makes life easier for thousands of knowledge workers around the world. Your job would be t
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by dgudkov 4y ago
Partly, enterprise customers are driving the shift to subscriptions. They prefer opex to capex.
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by dgudkov 4y ago
Quite rapid growth! I'm curious, what in your marketing strategy worked best?
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by dgudkov 4y ago
Social media in its current form (ad-driven, VC-backed) is far from direct democracy. It's obscurely controlled by not elected persons working for large corporation, optimized by AI/ML algorithms for confrontation (a.k.a. "e
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by dgudkov 4y ago
>That's what younger users right now seem to prefer They don't prefer it. They just can't resist.
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by dgudkov 4y ago
It's a pity the author doesn't mention F#.
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by dgudkov 4y ago
>Search engines, archival tools, ML dataset collection, browser extensions and more are able to work with hypertext because it's self-describing They only read state but never modify it. So it misses the whole point of interactio
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by dgudkov 4y ago
It strongly depends if what you write provides value to the readers. I started blogging 15 years ago and probably what I wrote made some sense because at some point the blog had up to 10K visitors every month and I had many interesting conv
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by dgudkov 4y ago
What exactly problem does it solve?
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by dgudkov 4y ago
It's unfortunate that with all the immense value that search engines provide the idea of paying a small monthly or annual fee to use a search engine is incomprehensible for most people.

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