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   by enahs-sf 6y ago

   I learned to drive a car when I was 13. My older cousin took me to warped tour, got hammered and told me I had to drive home. I didn’t know what a clutch was, let alone a stick shift. After stalling in the parking lot a couple of times, I m
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   by enahs-sf 6y ago

   Fake though the example may be, I wouldn’t underestimate its ability to stumble upon something useful if you could garner enough traffic. - you would probably only need a handful of ports - it really only takes one person pasting that AWS k
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   by enahs-sf 6y ago

   I think Microsoft is taking leaps and bounds to make up for the errors of yore. I wouldn't underestimate them at this point.
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   by enahs-sf 6y ago

   I've showed my wife the patent, but it usually leads to me sleeping on the couch. not worth beleaguering the point.
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   by enahs-sf 6y ago

   most of the page is server rendered. The hairy bits (eg. complex forms, super interactive components) are react and they maintain their own state. There might be downsides but they're probably not worse than writing a bunch of jQuery.
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   by enahs-sf 6y ago

   I'm still struggling to understand why my small react app which has 7 dependencies (4 of which are react, react-dom, react-router, react-router-dom) needs 615 node modules.
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   by enahs-sf 6y ago

   makes me harken for the good old days of backbone.js. everything you need, nothing that you don't.
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   by enahs-sf 6y ago

   I strongly support this sentiment. I’ve recently come to the conclusion (after building a non-trivial react app from scratch) that the optimal use case is in a rails/django/go/whatever app that only uses react to handle front
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   by enahs-sf 6y ago

   While there’s some truth to this, 3 years down the road when the codebase is a spaghetti nightmare, all the original authors have moved onto other companies and the impending refactor is looming, management starts to wonder: was it really w
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    by enahs-sf 6y ago

    This sounds like some erotic sci-fi come true. "In a world swept by a pandemic leaving billions unstimulated, teledildonics kept us together."
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    by enahs-sf 6y ago

    I wonder who got liquidity here. C suite? Rank and file employees? Early team members?
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    by enahs-sf 7y ago

    Really curious how well the salesforce integration works. Heroku has a product that does this (Heroku Connect), but it doesn't work well with large tables and you have to pay them an obscene amount of money to even properly test it (wh
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    by enahs-sf 7y ago

    I'm mildly terrified that it's going into another training data set somewhere.
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    by enahs-sf 7y ago

    Kind of surprised Tesla isn’t further along. Maybe FSD is further than we thought.
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    by enahs-sf 7y ago

    My company threw in the towel as soon as this whole thing started and has since adopted a "remote first" ideology. This means a block for meetings from 12 to 1pm PDT with no meetings to accommodate folks with kids needing to feed
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    by enahs-sf 7y ago

    I too, prefer to know how the sausage is made.
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    by enahs-sf 7y ago

    I would strongly advocate that Aurora RDS be added here. Easy to manage, SQL data storage. Not cheap, but cheaper than a DBA for sure.
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    by enahs-sf 7y ago

    this is great! thanks for making this, brought me back to my childhood and made my day!
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    by enahs-sf 7y ago

    The physicists have gone too far.
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    by enahs-sf 7y ago

    Anecdotal evidence here: Went to Japan, was out in a crowded area after dinner. A woman's wallet fell out of her pocket as she walked along. Literally a crowd of people rushed to pick it up and give it back to her. Never seen anything
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    by enahs-sf 7y ago

    I love the doom style level names. Great game. Lots of fun! Awesome work.
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    by enahs-sf 7y ago

    I wonder what his effective tax rate will be on these sales.
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    by enahs-sf 7y ago

    I dream of a product where I can watch anything. Any tv station, from any country, in real time and HD. Any movie or film that has been digitized. Searchable in a well indexed fashion. Any user generated content as well. No switching betwee
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    by enahs-sf 7y ago

    While I agree that downloads in and of themselves aren’t super telling, if we think about the conversion rate to user this is still an insane amount of people. At 20% conversion, that’s 300M users. Even 1% DAU from that would be 3M people a
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    by enahs-sf 7y ago

    When i'm looking to hire an engineer, the main signals i'm looking for are: - can this person do the job (can they actually program and think about things in an abstract way) - is this someone i'd want to work with - if they&
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    by enahs-sf 7y ago

    hoping to see that upgrade that recognizes stop signs for full self driving soon!
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    by enahs-sf 7y ago

    Given all the problems in this country, somehow this seems like not the highest priority issue.
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    by enahs-sf 7y ago

    I stumbled across a beautiful grove of these manzanitas once up by pinehurst where Alameda county meets Contra Costa. They are a beautiful species and do look rather alien compared to the rest of the flora around.
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    by enahs-sf 7y ago

    I definitely consider stripe to be the canonical example when it comes to both API and documentation design. Really an excellent benchmark and point of reference for anyone who's making a published API.
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    by enahs-sf 7y ago

    "It will charge corporations with revenue above $50 million about 0.5 percent in gross receipts tax, with the proceeds going entirely toward homeless programs" https://www.sfchronicle.com/politics/article&#x2F