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Would it be fair for these ads to target everyone equally? I think we are focusing on the wrong thing. Go to these colleges and see which demographic is most prevalent. Then teach that group that those colleges are... Wait, what's the
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Professionally, I use https://http.cat
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It reminds me of a book by Seth Godin where after reading 3 quarters of the book he goes: "I didn’t write this book. What I mean is that Seth Godin didn’t write this book. It was written by a freelancer for hire named Mo Samuels. Godin
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Last Sunday, I was walking down the street with my kids when a man bumped into me trying to cross the street. He turned around to apologize and we had a discussion at the red light. He was working a 12 hour shift and was now on his break wh
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Wordpress is the SMS of the Internet. There are hundreds of alternatives that came and went.
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Some people made the distinction here, jwt on the front end vs the micro services across the network. I've experienced more than once, issues where the auth service has bugs and the logged out session is still valid for a long time. Or
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I believe it is easier to create a language when you are "younger" because it's the only time you don't know what you are up against. I remember one of my coworkers who worked in marketing and had a side project. He aske
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The current trend is butt-in driven operations. For every action you are already familiar with, and have performed several times, copilot butts in to show you an annoying way to do it with copilot. But first create a Microsoft account. Thi
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The Software shall be used for Good, not Evil
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I built an webapp for my kids that was supposed to run on a raspberry pi plugged to a 4k tv. Having these blurred tiles that swoosh on the screen looks amazing on my laptop. Running this on the RP4 was less than 1fps. Turned off the blur it
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As someone working in telecom, we often hear customers telling us that their bank account has been wiped clean. How did they get there? Sim swap. A bad actor manages to transfer the phone number into a sim card they control. Now they have p
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Survival of the Fittest
(idiallo.com)
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There is no easy way to reject. But I think a phone call with talking points is the best way. Some saying an email is better, but then you literally start to form a relationship with the company. You have several interviews, you are in cons
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Now I can finally adapt my short story into a short film. All for however this thing will end up costing.
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This is exactly what I meant. He started building a small straight to the point example and didn't show the result.
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The author was just shy of showing the results of the example he provided, but then didn't. I think this could be a useful tool in the IDE. Imagine vscode highlighting a line and suggesting another place to put it instead. Neat.
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I can't afford a home, even though I'm considered a high earner. But always ask, how much is an affordable house? In California the answer can vary between 200k to a million dollars. Travel across the states and the range continue
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I was working on too many projects at the same time. Including a startup, a book, a blog, and pitching for a movie. Along the way, I got married and slowed down a bit. Then i got twins. I couldn't work on my own stuff even if I wanted
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I was in the building overlooking the airport when endeavor landed at LAX. People literally parked on the freeway to watch [1]. Highway patrol parked as well and enjoyed the show. Couple years later, I'm walking down the street and I s
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One quick improvement would be to have a Readme.
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Our company had ~100 people before covid. During covid, we grew to ~700 people. All of which were hired to work remotely. The office was designed for no more than 160 employees, so we can't go back even if we wanted to. And we have peo
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The db connections were poorly managed. Each query started by starting a new connection. It then checked if it failed, slept, retried, then ran. There were several queries called in loops, so the connection pool was always dry. The code spe
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I worked at a fortune 10, backing up our mysql db daily took 8 hours. We had a job that processed data that also took 8 hours. We had a small window of time during work hours to fetch the data, if you happened to query when either service w
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I understand the magnitude of innovation that's going on here. But still feel like we are generating these videos with both hands tied behind our backs. In other words, it's nearly impossible to edit the videos in this constraints
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Welcome to the TikTok generation. The current video was just about to end and now we are at the climax of the next video.
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That's like saying young people being against the Vietnam war was a product of media bias. Maybe it was true, and it was a good thing.
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We can count in tens or in tenets: > When rendering a clock that ticks with this new time, I realize that a second is too fast for a human to count. In fact, it's a little over 10 times faster (11.574x). So I invented a new term: Te
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For fun I created a calendar where a year is 1000 days. A month, 100 days, a week is 10 days. As an aside, i have created the same thing for a clock where a day is 100 hours. I threw it all here https://idiallo.com/blog/
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I giggled at the end. Just yesterday, we solved an issue that plagued the company for 3 years. For us it was the letter 'A'. Someone had been doing manual fixes inserting and removing data for the past 3 years. It became part of h
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On my first Amazon interview, I'm pretty sure I bombed because I brute forced the algorithm question. In the real world, when we have an issue on production, I fix it first, then find a solution. Meaning in that first hour customers ar
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