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by fuzzy_biscuit 1y ago
Companies that show little loyalty should expect little loyalty. It seems to be a general business culture truth right now that loyalty is something that will be exploited rather than lauded. That's just my experience as someone who ha
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by fuzzy_biscuit 1y ago
I would assume they don't like that style, like if they needed to see a specific diff and make changes or remove a commit outright.
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by fuzzy_biscuit 2y ago
I know I'm being pedantic, but the parent comment said 'uneducated', not stupid, and while it's certainly true that some use those interchangeably, I do not see them as such.
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by fuzzy_biscuit 2y ago
This post reads like an ad/marketing copy. Even shows the pricing right off the bat.
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by fuzzy_biscuit 2y ago
Out of curiosity, is that cluster used in any contexts that are not meant to approximate a 'b' sound?
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by fuzzy_biscuit 2y ago
I'm seeing a lot more Ada posts on the front page recently. Was there a big investment in Ada recently or an acquisition where its marketing machinery is starting to chug along? Or was there a meaningful release or something?
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by fuzzy_biscuit 2y ago
Don't forget when Google bought Urchin in '05. It's all been a part of the same broad strategy.
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by fuzzy_biscuit 2y ago
Pro strat is to peak forward a smidge and then pop off the few zombiemen and shotgun guys that are drawn in.
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by fuzzy_biscuit 2y ago
I use Spotify to listen to Louis Cole and his contemporaries only at this point. And children's music for my son. Spotify was lovely in 2014-2015 when it made it truly was to discover new musicians. Now it's barf. Once my son is m
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by fuzzy_biscuit 2y ago
They meant manuscript I assume.
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by fuzzy_biscuit 2y ago
I like seeing these on HN. Occasionally the hyper focus on tech makes me feel inhuman. Stories like these remind me not to forget how much else there is beyond my narrow world as a web dev. You kid sounds amazing. Be proud and ramble on.
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by fuzzy_biscuit 2y ago
Aircatcher
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by fuzzy_biscuit 2y ago
Right. The judgment doesn't help people with disabilities at all. It only punishes the rest of the population.
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by fuzzy_biscuit 2y ago
Phototherapy is so scary looking, but the NICU nurses made it clear to my wife and I that everything was going to be fine. That said, seeing your newborn in that state after you just welcomed them to the world is a real brain blast of traum
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by fuzzy_biscuit 2y ago
If AI detection cannot be 100% accurate, I do not believe it is an appropriate solution for judging the futures of millions of students and young people. Time to move on. Either from the tech or from the essay format. In either case, we nee
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by fuzzy_biscuit 2y ago
When I was doing SEO full-time, this is one of the ways we used to categorize content - via intent. As a result, my immediate question becomes: how long before those responses start to be subsumed by commercial intent responses? To me, this
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by fuzzy_biscuit 2y ago
100%. The post cap for that price level is unreasonable, and I don't understand what kind of basic CMS service warrants that pricing.
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by fuzzy_biscuit 2y ago
This, sadly, resonates with me. I've been pulled into GTD and a few other similar kool-aid stations, and it's not sustainable and mostly not valuable. It looks cool and feels cool but fails in the value department for me.
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by fuzzy_biscuit 2y ago
It's a weird trap. With no analytics, it'd be difficult to attribute any conversions to a particular user type, so I'd wager that, if the hypothesis that lower tech users don't block ads/analytics holds up, the metr
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by fuzzy_biscuit 2y ago
I see your point with Wikipedia, but the writing is on the wall for LLMs: since they are replacing search engines for some users, it's only a matter of time before that experience gets polluted with "data-driven" ad clutter t
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by fuzzy_biscuit 2y ago
This is precisely why I'm sidling up to the idea of an old flip phone. The deluge of "communication" that is force-injected into my eyes every day is an immense waste of my mental energy. I hate this age of attention assault.
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by fuzzy_biscuit 2y ago
A lot of the data for my area is over a year old. Feels like this needs a refresh.
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by fuzzy_biscuit 2y ago
Hopefully this isn't a stupid question as I know very little about solar, but could the risk/danger be reduced with some kind of diffusion layer behind the target to "de-concentrate" the light in the event of a failure?
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by fuzzy_biscuit 2y ago
Sublime Text has always been my go-to tool for larger regex find/replace for SEO related tasks, stuff like entries in a full XML sitemap or manipulating CSV's. Snappy and clean! It was my first text editor and will always be speci
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by fuzzy_biscuit 2y ago
If not already taken, GRAphical liSP (grasp) would also have been a fun name!
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by fuzzy_biscuit 2y ago
Not a great analog since the gridgame dependency being pulled in is already over 200 lines.
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by fuzzy_biscuit 2y ago
I know the title said brief, but it still took me by surprise that there were only three questions.
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by fuzzy_biscuit 2y ago
So, I'm a bit of a to-do app collector. Any chance this will ever make its way to Android? I saw that it's written in Swift, so not holding my breath, but the idea is novel enough that I'd love to try it out.
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by fuzzy_biscuit 2y ago
I switched jobs several times over COVID, and it was always culture-related. One where I joined a FE dev and was immediately told they had a churn problem. I quickly learned why. Sometimes job hopping is about keeping the goals you have for
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by fuzzy_biscuit 2y ago
After seeing the archive text, it's bizarre to me that this article is pay-walled. It's 4 paragraphs long. I don't get it.

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