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by efields 3y ago
Similar. Rhubarb is perennial. You're forcing the first flush of growth for the year but you can't force it all season. Later harvests will look different. Still edible, but you're never pulling the entire plant out of the gr
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by efields 3y ago
Duh. Don't try to ship gmail in one file. But there's so much about working the DOM with vanilla JS that is very intuitive, and HTML <templates> are a thing now. My point, which I'm sure I articulated poorly, was that w
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by efields 3y ago
But the customer that needs that is arguably better off on Squarespace. Most modern point-and-click platforms let you build arbitrary forms with mail services. Netlify wants developers to live and breathe microservices that they meter to de
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by efields 3y ago
I spent a week moonlighting on a project that needed some help. We were both competent devs and just trying to make enough shiny and functional for a working demo. I did all my front end coding in vanilla JS with a little typescript parser
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by efields 3y ago
But first the crop needs a whole season in the sun. You grow normal green endive, pull the whole plant, chop the head, then you’re growing the second flush in the dark from the root mass. Effectively using all the stored energy from the roo
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by efields 3y ago
Surely data can never be biased. Most sources of data are honorable. This approach is flawless. (extremely, heavily italicized and bolded: /s) [edit: typo]
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by efields 3y ago
> Some executives who saw Google’s pitch described it as unsettling, asking not to be identified discussing a confidential matter. Two people said it seemed to take for granted the effort that went into producing accurate and artful news
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by efields 3y ago
:high_five:
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by efields 3y ago
Not a wall st employee, but I'm ostensibly staying put at my family-supporting job for a couple more years while some money stuff works itself out, but if things go according to plan (lol), in two years I could make 25+% less and maint
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by efields 3y ago
> With the reductions in headcount, severance costs drove up expenses across the six largest US banks. Expenses tied to personnel and compensation jumped 6% to $95.5 billion. It's almost like… the bankers were paid too much? Wait wa
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by efields 3y ago
The artwork in here is _incredible_.
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by efields 3y ago
Self-empowerment through logging off is real. Felt good when I left Fb many many years ago and dumping Twitter finally was easier than I thought. I did sneak into Bluesky, but I like the meaningless twaddle of Bluesky. It's collectivel
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by efields 3y ago
Good point.
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by efields 3y ago
> The goal of xAI is to understand the true nature of the universe. … and then what?
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by efields 3y ago
Elon is that u?
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by efields 3y ago
What?
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by efields 3y ago
I think we're in for an era of a more social networks with distinct cohorts that want to do things in their own way, not necessarily prescribe to established norms for web communities. Mastodon might have had slow growth but it definit
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by efields 3y ago
Just browsing the comments on this one, it struck me how users of this website, an incubator for new technologies and ostensibly private businesses, seems to not believe in the capacity of private businesses to provide the most socially-use
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by efields 3y ago
The UI overall here is incredibly welcoming. It presents everything it's going to do with straightforward controls and smart UI labeling. Kudos.
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by efields 3y ago
Ask anyone who manages property: every building is its own unique snowflake of issues.
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by efields 3y ago
Every investment is a gamble.
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by efields 3y ago
Because their subscription revenue does not cover their cost of business and/or revenue goals.
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by efields 3y ago
Not really, but the single file component (SFC) patterns I liked so much in Svelte when I first looked at it are now in Vue: https://vuejs.org/api/sfc-css-features.html#scoped-css If it's a couple folks and you wo
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by efields 3y ago
I really appreciated this article. No framework is perfect. Svelte always looked like the right approach for a modern component framework, but modern Vue borrowed a lot of its better ideas and ran with it.
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by efields 3y ago
We ignored them until we needed them. Then we needed them.
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by efields 3y ago
Hubris hubris hubris. They bought into something they fundamentally didn’t understand (not implying I do, it just seems they didn’t). Podcasts are radio for the modern era, and radio has never been a hugely profitable business. When it is,
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by efields 3y ago
Parent of 4 and 2yo here. Our Kids share an activity on the iPad every morning before leaving for the day. Avoid anything with dynamic ads. Apple Arcade is great for kids. PBS video is great. YouTube Premium if you want Ms. Rachel etc. we’v
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by efields 3y ago
Am I reading that right that the healthcare benefit only covers a single _dependent_?
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by efields 3y ago
> There is a theory that I'd like to believe that everyone is equally happy over a period of time after basic necessities of life are satisfied. n = 1 here, all basic needs met… still working on the happiness thing
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by efields 3y ago
I appreciate the compliment at the end. I like to deploy it especially when I don’t know what I’m talking about and I don’t want the replies to take me too seriously, but I gotta work on that obv. The bullshit is not in the fact that we use

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