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by eureka-belief 3y ago
It might help if you clarified what he meant when he said if you “offend” him. Could you just offer to him that you just pay him any outstanding salary and then cut ties? That seems like always a fair option unless you have some contractu
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by eureka-belief 3y ago
Bootstrap and tailwind take two different approaches. I like tailwind because it allows me to keep the styling with the html. Previously the philosophy was to have semantic html and apply style as a separate layer. But in practice I find
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by eureka-belief 3y ago
I recently went down the fighter plane dogfighting rabbit hole. I guess I used to think that dogfighting was just about reaction times and handling the plane. But because of the subtleties of airplane performance parameters and how they i
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by eureka-belief 3y ago
> But the caveat here is, the CPO and leadership team should do this. In my experience, if you don’t have a smart lead engineer who is working directly with the product people and is involved with the higher level roadmap then life is m
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by eureka-belief 3y ago
The defensiveness and overreaction of India suggests that something is amiss. Why not just either 1) work with Canada to convince them they didn’t do it, or 2) just let it go?
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by eureka-belief 3y ago
I wonder what the price point would actually be. For example, paying a one time fee of two dollars to activate an account seems low enough for most people to shrug it off. And that would have the advantage of allowing Twitter to ban peopl
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by eureka-belief 3y ago
True that India isn’t strictly an ally of the west. And even now India is importing oil from Russia. Though, I’d say much of these differences with the west are not ideological as much as the result of India applying realpolitik to their
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by eureka-belief 3y ago
I would highly doubt that brain computer interfaces will be sophisticated enough to compete with an AGI. The brain is messy and sending large amounts of information from chip to the brain in a way that can be interpreted seems impossible
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by eureka-belief 3y ago
WebAssembly with sandboxing might help with this.
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India’s government is apparently confidently enough in India’s global influence to be putting pressure on Canada and Facebook. Just thinking out loud, if some parts of India started breaking away from India, that could start a chain reactio
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by eureka-belief 3y ago
If only there was a way to coordinate everyone at once to say “we’ve had enough” and to switch all at once. But it seems people are trapped in the network effect of platforms they hate because leaving Twitter means losing followers.
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by eureka-belief 3y ago
I wonder if this is something web assembly can help with. I suppose it comes down to, what’s the most lean abstraction to wrap your code that can guarantee “write once run anywhere”. Docker is supposed to solve this problem, but running m
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by eureka-belief 3y ago
Dying business models? I’d disagree. If you spend time making thoughtful content, it’s not unreasonable to look for ways to monetize it. The issue with scrapers and chatgpt is that it’s essentially ripping off your innovation with no compe
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by eureka-belief 3y ago
When I used to write code in dynamically typed languages, I would fill the gap with testing. But when I started using typescript instead of JavaScript, I found myself needing to write far fewer tests. Now I typically only write tests for
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by eureka-belief 3y ago
I wonder why this chrome extension isn’t available to install via the chrome extension service itself. It’s akin to an ad and tracking blocker, right?
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by eureka-belief 3y ago
Add this to the long list of changes to X that are alienating users. After reading this, I started thinking about how they give higher priority to posts from paying users. If a brand or brand spokesperson had a paying Twitter account that
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by eureka-belief 3y ago
Good list. I agree with all of them except LOC tracking. What you’re trying to accomplish should instead be handled by having excellent tech leads who can with a bird eye view assess each developers impact. This could be done on a quarte
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by eureka-belief 3y ago
This seems only possible to the extent that you can cut human content creators out of the loop. At some point, the models will need to be trained on something. That something is the words of actual intelligent people who are saying things
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by eureka-belief 3y ago
What I don’t understand is why spam-friendly telephone exchanges are allowed to continue to send those spam calls. It doesn’t seem like a difficult technical problem. Spammers have to send messages from a number, which aren’t infinite sup
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by eureka-belief 3y ago
I want to use the silence unknown callers feature but in the long tail I’ve received some calls from unknown numbers that I definitely needed. For example, I once called a call from a bank fraud department informing me that someone had bee
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by eureka-belief 3y ago
Great article for catching up on the next cool thing and what common hurdles to expect. However, the next question that needs answering is how the migration to RSC has affected the user experience and their ROI. Without any such data or a
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by eureka-belief 3y ago
What’s missing from this article is a discussion about 1) team composition and software development lifecycle, and 2) which libraries are available to help easily provide and consume the obvious RESTful operations. 1. Team composition If yo