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by dustedcodes 2y ago
Sales is driven through traffic. No traffic == no sales. Understanding what drives traffic to your SaaS website is such an important piece of information. For instance, if you write two articles, one describing how to use your product to ac
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by dustedcodes 2y ago
How are you self hosting it? I find its requirements extremely heavy for a simple analytics solution. It requires a PostgreSQL and Clickhouse database. I don't find self hosting Clickhouse particularly easy. Wish they had an option to
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New Wi-Fi Takeover Attack–All Windows Users Warned to Update Now(forbes.com)
18 points by dustedcodes 2y ago|0 comments
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by dustedcodes 2y ago
Last year at the peak of all the tech lay-offs someone said that the cheapest way to quickly pull an Elon Musk and fire huge swathes of employees is by buying them a Windows Surface device for work and then wait for the resignations letters
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by dustedcodes 2y ago
> if you have a project that is Very Important To Succeed, a team might be more likely to adopt waterfall Yes, but that is directly in contrast with what Agile promises to do, namely helping teams to succeed.
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Wordle in legal row with geography spinoff, Worldle(bbc.co.uk)
3 points by dustedcodes 2y ago|0 comments
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World population has more than tripled since our grandparents were born(ourworldindata.org)
1 points by dustedcodes 2y ago|1 comments
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by dustedcodes 2y ago
People were already doing that with PowerShell and as you'd expect, from a very complicated language which lets you do many things in very complicated ways, absolutely nothing good came out of it. Then people started to migrate to YAML
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General Availability of .NET Aspire: Simplifying .NET Cloud-Native Development(devblogs.microsoft.com)
36 points by dustedcodes 2y ago|23 comments
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by dustedcodes 2y ago
When you think Microsoft can’t be any more hostile to its users they always surprise you with another trick up their sleeve. There are not many companies which I’ve grown to immensely dislike over the years like Microsoft. I started my care
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OpenAI deep faking Scarlett Johansson(twitter.com)
2 points by dustedcodes 2y ago|0 comments
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by dustedcodes 2y ago
The word Copilot has been used for so much shit now by Microsoft that it’s literally vomit inducing at this point. Say one more time Copilot and I’m gonna lose it.
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by dustedcodes 2y ago
I have seen this with many other people as well, if you hold certain passports then your ability to use the tools and products which other founders can easily use to get from zero to market are very limited and often impossible at all. They
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Being Nigerian excludes one from the internet economy(twitter.com)
2 points by dustedcodes 2y ago|4 comments
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by dustedcodes 2y ago
> There are economists scratching their head right now wondering why the recent rate hikes have not resulted in lower prices in some areas House prices were not stagnant before, they were rising YoY and higher interest rates mi
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by dustedcodes 2y ago
LOL ok that was just a really unfortunate coincidence. I used the <a> tag because I knew it would/should be supported everywhere so wanted to test the website with an input where I know what response to expect :)
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by dustedcodes 2y ago
I can't figure out how to use it. When I enter "<a href=" https://example.org>Test</a> " it says "No results found. Why not suggest this feature to be added?". When I enter "<
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Top languages measured by code pushes(madnight.github.io)
2 points by dustedcodes 2y ago|0 comments
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Whistleblower 'would not' put family on Boeing 787 jet(bbc.co.uk)
3 points by dustedcodes 2y ago|0 comments
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by dustedcodes 2y ago
I’ll stand corrected. I’m not a native English speaker and when I saw “can not” it immediately reminded me of my school teacher in Europe who was very particular about these things and teaching us as wrong. Even as I typed my response now m
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by dustedcodes 2y ago
Agreed, it's even more irritating that the very first bullet point is grammatically wrong as well, further highlighting how poorly this whole "guide" has been communicated itself: > You can not not communicate. It's &
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by dustedcodes 3y ago
I’m not debating here fictional solutions to how urban areas are being built. I’m just stating the fact that due to a still very much accelerating population explosion until 2100 combined with a decrease of habitable space it will inevitabl
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by dustedcodes 3y ago
> Talk to residents of many SE Asian countries, eg: Tokyo and elsewhere and work out how they can build enough to house higher and denser populations whereas "the West" struggles Last time I checked was before the pandemic, but
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by dustedcodes 3y ago
> World population projected to reach 9.8 billion in 2050, and 11.2 billion in 2100 This to me always stands out as the main reason why house prices in desirable areas across the world (eg. London, Australia, Singapore, etc.) wo
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by dustedcodes 3y ago
The disorder itself is not made up, which is clear from my comment where I stated that it's a relatively rare mental illness (therefore acknowledging it's real), but it becomes made up if an individual who doesn't have that d
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by dustedcodes 3y ago
HTTP (POST) AJAX calls + SSE is one of the simplest ways to implement bi-directional real time functionality. IMHO this is a much more robust and nicer way than web sockets for a huge amount of applications which use web sockets today.
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Boeing: How much trouble is the company in?(bbc.co.uk)
3 points by dustedcodes 3y ago|3 comments
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by dustedcodes 3y ago
John Barnett, Jeffrey Epstein, Alexei Navalny, those suicides and bad health episodes always happen when it suits powerful people.
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NHS England to stop prescribing puberty blockers(bbc.co.uk)
7 points by dustedcodes 3y ago|0 comments
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by dustedcodes 3y ago
You keep saying puberty blockers have no negative side effects because you think something that's been used in a certain context automatically equates to no side effects but that is simply not true. You might as well argue that radiati

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