evanharwin

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by evanharwin 10mo ago
> a small fraction of kids branching off into fringe networks that are off the radar and will take them to very dark places very quickly. ‘Fringe networks’, and ‘off the radar’ feel like a very negative framing for a kind of smaller, mor
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by evanharwin 1y ago
I wonder if social media could actually be a really positive push for the “small stakes big thinkers” type, in some cases. There’s loads of great content on YouTube for example, with channels doing genuine and interesting science and experi
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by evanharwin 3y ago
This makes me think - is it actually bad for Amazon/Google/Microsoft, that they now have to pay a licensing fee to Redis? I feel like there’s an argument that these kind of licensing terms are almost beneficial to ‘big cloud’ be
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by evanharwin 3y ago
Appreciate both the clear feeling and nuanced take here! It’s interesting, because it’s like the problem is partly that most of the CI offerings out there are at least a little bit gross, but also the vast number of mediocre CI offerings is
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by evanharwin 3y ago
Agreed. Seems like web search implementation (both from Kagi and all its competitors!) could be almost endlessly improved upon, and any non-search feature is at odds with that. Maybe there’s an argument that people who might use this, might
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by evanharwin 3y ago
Wow I like it, simple like Flask, but with the HTML in the same file (as opposed to the jinja templates) which is a pattern I really like! Makes me wonder if you could integrate this ambition to do the web-stuff in your Python file with the
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by evanharwin 5y ago
Yeah, exactly - with this context the article makes a bit more sense to me! :)
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by evanharwin 5y ago
A lot of the scenarios described here aren’t “firing” someone, as I understand it, but making someone redundant. The difference being that being fired suggests the employee did something to deserve it, but being made redundant could happen