froggertoaster

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by froggertoaster 2y ago
Your words were so simple, but hit me in a place I did not expect. I also had a miserable childhood/adolescence, and I could not help but cry a little reading your words. I feel exactly the same way.
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by froggertoaster 2y ago
You can't "not really" this away. Most people don't bother looking at small package code, much less code for packages that are far more complex.
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by froggertoaster 2y ago
I upvoted this article, not because of its significance or because I think it's valuable (in truth, I think it contains a fair amount of slant), but because I'd love to hear some critical discourse on its contents. Good on these e
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by froggertoaster 2y ago
https://archive.is/qarb5
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by froggertoaster 3y ago
> A major issue that people talk about way less is well funded/large companies getting bullshit patents, and using them to sue their small startup competitors into the ground. Do you have any examples?
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by froggertoaster 3y ago
https://archive.is/6ASif
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by froggertoaster 3y ago
> The world is shit, multiple genocides rage on, the world seems hell-bent on a rightward turn as the capital class’ wealth extraction schemes go on and on. Not to be thoroughly unproductive, but an opening sentence like this is a comple
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by froggertoaster 3y ago
No, you are certainly not.
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by froggertoaster 3y ago
Yep, one of the many reasons I won't support the organization. At least capitalist/for-profit organizations are honest about who they are.
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by froggertoaster 3y ago
I will never switch back to Firefox. Not until Mozilla as an organization fundamentally changes. They pretend to be the "good guys" but they're a very different organization than they were 20 years ago.
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by froggertoaster 3y ago
> this is not REST I feel like almost every API could have this footnote.
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by froggertoaster 3y ago
> off putting since has a tone with an agenda completely agree, I read 2 sentences and closed it.
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by froggertoaster 3y ago
Your article was the first I thought of when Beeper Mini was released. I knew it had already been done by you and never saw the light of day for a reason!
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by froggertoaster 3y ago
https://archive.is/kbpFk
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by froggertoaster 3y ago
https://archive.ph/PWs88
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by froggertoaster 3y ago
Aren't you being ever so slightly myopic? That is one game out of literal dozens.
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by froggertoaster 3y ago
TBH, I thought the original post was bland. I'm glad I checked the comments, because your comment was a rollercoaster to say the least.
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by froggertoaster 3y ago
> The nurse called formula poison. An absolutely gross and ridiculous position.
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by froggertoaster 3y ago
After 5 kids in 10 years, you come to realize that the standards aren't agreed upon, and best practices/recommendations change YEAR TO YEAR without fail. Breastfeeding is one of the worst things hoisted upon mothers who are told &
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by froggertoaster 3y ago
Do you have links handy to other articles about this issue? I've never heard of it and I'm curious.
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by froggertoaster 3y ago
The article's assumption about the retainer - $2k/month - is its biggest flaw. What are you giving away for $2k/month per client? Seems like it should be much, much higher - and therefore less people total to serve. Seems lik
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by froggertoaster 3y ago
I have a $2 million/year dev agency w/ 7 employees (50% gross margin) and am curious - how did you land on the salesperson you have? I have not had a single salesperson yet and am wanting to grow, but am afraid of hiring someone w
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by froggertoaster 3y ago
Completely agree. In terms of the mental gymnastics that Apple fanboys sometimes go through, dynamic island has been the biggest head-scratcher for me in terms of their willingness to defend it.
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by froggertoaster 3y ago
Wonderful. I love the advent of open source LLMs, and love the turnkey nature of this product. What sold me on ChatGPT was its efficacy combined with its ease of use. As the owner of a consultancy, I find time to do technical exploration to
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by froggertoaster 3y ago
Agreed - ARM put x86 on the clock, and Apple Silicon - the best implementation of ARM yet - is the death knell of x86. Every opinion to the contrary feels like cope, because it's coming, and fast.
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by froggertoaster 3y ago
Ok, and? Of course it can't reason - it's a prediction model that's really, really good at its job (at least around 80% of the time). But it's still incredibly useful.
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by froggertoaster 3y ago
Agreed, and I think your points will be missed amongst the cacophony of praise for the admittedly-entertaining article. Reminds you that you can dress anything up and people will accept it if it's eloquent and entertaining enough.
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by froggertoaster 3y ago
Care to elaborate?
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by froggertoaster 3y ago
https://archive.is/q5QOD
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by froggertoaster 3y ago
Mildly amusing, and yes - the whole "this company is a family" schtick is overplayed by companies. I never say that at my company - instead the employees often say it back to me, which I feel is much more culturally "real&quo

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