elischleifer

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by elischleifer 4y ago
It's hard to be the person that wrote Dune, the most popular by sales work of Science Fiction ever, and then follow up with something else.
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by elischleifer 4y ago
Years ago I started using only ubiquity hardware and have never looked back. Never had a problem with the H/W they pump out. Only downside is sometimes its backordered because everyone else wants it as well.
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by elischleifer 4y ago
Amazing to see the progress Descript has made in the space. I remember playing with the original beta project years ago. Making an intuitive process for video editing without premiere/avid complexity is really super cool.
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by elischleifer 4y ago
the number of projects that require the scaling factor of something like this is very small. git with lfs scales very well for most repositories. That said the actual flow of git is pretty raw. There are other pretty solid projects out ther
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by elischleifer 4y ago
not sure what I am looking at here.
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by elischleifer 4y ago
that's the thing about remote work - all jobs are near you now.
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by elischleifer 4y ago
What's interesting is how many engineering teams put up with low-polish tools. It's not just the pretty-factor. Most in-house tools cannot justify the expense on building them to product quality - which means engineers suffer alon
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by elischleifer 4y ago
Had the same thought ourselves. World class DevEx (developer experience) has been the domain of big-tech for a long time. Probably one of the core dividers that make big-tech....big.
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by elischleifer 4y ago
I would say any styleguide that is in prose form and not machine enforced is deficient. Modern linting and formatting tools are the best, most efficeiect means for enforcing style. No religious arguments are needed if the tooling decides wh
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by elischleifer 5y ago
This is what happens when global shipping supply routes break down.
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We raised $25m in 11 days in 2022(blog.trunk.io)
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by elischleifer 5y ago
Cool - was not aware of that service. Will have to check it out.
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by elischleifer 5y ago
Biggest obstacle to proper SSH usage tends to be the creation and management of people's private keys. The number of times people have to google for instructions for doing this right is insane. Let's get someone working on that.
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by elischleifer 5y ago
As someone who lived with the pony express this brings back memories :) I like this micro-blogging distribution concept. It's like a micro substack distribution. As someone who generally abhors social networking, I like anything that
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by elischleifer 5y ago
I disagree. Apps necessitate an app store, maintenance, updates, reasonable SDKs. For something like a camera apps as an expansion joint is a bridge-too-far. That's not to say that these cameras shouldn't provide an SDK for access
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by elischleifer 5y ago
Having spent the last weekend trying to explain the arcane rules of 1Password to my mother, I can completely relate to this post. When things are overly complicated people start to work around them ... store master passwords and other codes