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by edoceo 2y ago
LGPL
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by edoceo 2y ago
Well, I don't skip those (but, I started my career (95) in test). I think that it would be OK. But if the objective is a professional output, test, test, test.
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by edoceo 2y ago
No excuses. I've done this like 12 times as startup CTO. The habit is important. If you don't start, after three pivots you'll have a huge mountain of tests for a system nobody understands. Plus all the wasted time manually &
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by edoceo 2y ago
Bus factor maybe? Which is mitigated by good community/contributors
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by edoceo 2y ago
301k
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by edoceo 2y ago
My startups get 4 of these pitches a week. All performance based. All with amazing claims of close rates - for lines of business that are completely unrelated to mine. The investor side of me thinks the founders should be doing early sales.
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by edoceo 2y ago
Way back in the ASP3/IIS days, we had these "big" pages and because of the engine building big strings was slow. So, I made this little COM library (Linum) which would simply pre-allocate a buffer for writing into. Yes, a St
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by edoceo 2y ago
Yo. It's 2025. We don't need to rage at JS, a little sprinkling is OK. Also, can one do a TCP stack in 8 bits?
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by edoceo 2y ago
And run a bunch of iteration, and mash the results together maybe?
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by edoceo 2y ago
I made one like this for myself. Love this. Mine has two panels. One for notes and the left side is just a tall menu, big buttons of my favorite sites/tools - saves a few clicks. Custom newtab is underrated.
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by edoceo 2y ago
Maybe I'll show HN, it's one of those ideas I have that just feels "too dumb" to be useful outside of my universe.
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by edoceo 2y ago
One screen per paper I print with special guides. So, I've got various resolution represented. The I just take pictures of the drawings, load them into this webtool and connect them together. Like a super low budget Balsamiq
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by edoceo 2y ago
I'm still designing on paper with crayons (not a joke)
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by edoceo 2y ago
Yep, not difficult at all. This prompt got me some mostly looks OK Python > Can you make a simple windows program that will get all the window titles from active programs running
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by edoceo 2y ago
The tool btop was suggested in the other thread to replace atop and htop.
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by edoceo 2y ago
Stumbled on a Honeypot?
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by edoceo 2y ago
First rule of marking. Say your name, loud & proud! Bragging doesn't take care of itself. Gotta be like the Beastie Boys, say your name 3+ times in every song.
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by edoceo 2y ago
The hate is because Pinterest is shallow but shows when folk are searching for depth. The engine can't tell and these results are tricksy and false.
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by edoceo 2y ago
I know folk now that are selling, basically, RAG on lammas, "in a box". Seems a bunch of mid-level at SME are ready to burn budget on hype (to me). Gotta get something deployed in the hype-cycle for quarterly bonus.
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by edoceo 2y ago
This RFC maybe? https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc4180.txt
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by edoceo 2y ago
How could one make an app that could host those multiple engines? I've heard that Firefox doesn't embed well, maybe WebKit would be easier? What about Servo or the engine from LadyBird? Is it even possible?
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by edoceo 2y ago
Shut up and take my money!
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by edoceo 2y ago
Could you post a model number or something?
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by edoceo 2y ago
Unpredictable behavior of a device is a risk to the business.
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by edoceo 2y ago
Sure. And they'd get what? Based on this outcome - nothing.
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by edoceo 2y ago
In the Gentoo world, sometimes you need to give an exact package name which looks like `=net-misc/foo-0.1.2-r1`. The exact match has to start with the '='.
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by edoceo 2y ago
The lag & missing key details
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by edoceo 2y ago
I use Kong https://github.com/alecthomas/kong I does everything, including too complicated options.
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by edoceo 2y ago
Drone-bot delivering my new dishwasher-top-rack-rails today; waiting 4 days for a human; SMH
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by edoceo 2y ago
Well, Martin's book came out after we were doing these patterns in the 90s. My teams had that motivation - data worked with logic; logic worked with UI teams. Separation of concerns and division of labour are, generally, good ideas. ET

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