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by generalpf 2y ago
FreshBooks has a similar API but different pricing and far more features. Payments integrated too.
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by generalpf 2y ago
Postman makes sense because of the HTTP method POST, but I don’t know about Orbit.
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by generalpf 3y ago
You dropped this: /s
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by generalpf 3y ago
Likewise.
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by generalpf 3y ago
This would be really useful for the homeless. Nice job!
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by generalpf 3y ago
He didn’t finish, he’s still porting it.
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by generalpf 3y ago
>In more than one way, the users of Threads lose from my non-participation. Wow, this guy…
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by generalpf 3y ago
Not sure where you live but in Canada and the USA the phone companies legally have to allow you to port your existing number over from one company to another.
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by generalpf 3y ago
This is what RapGenius (now called Genius) was trying to do. They gave it up though. https://techcrunch.com/2015/04/08/annotate-this/amp/
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by generalpf 3y ago
No, they don't, you can manually ask for a one-time reset of your ratings before you do a major update. They could have done it here.
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by generalpf 3y ago
This person claims to be one of the individuals. https://pony.social/@sgrif@hachyderm.io/110447363468527189
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by generalpf 3y ago
You didn't fire yourself, you quit.
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by generalpf 3y ago
*Chris Lattner
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by generalpf 4y ago
Clickbait if I’ve ever seen it.
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by generalpf 4y ago
Not all engagement is equal to Facebook. At one point they considered the angry reaction to be worth twice as much as the happy reaction when deciding if a story should be ranked up.
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by generalpf 4y ago
I worked for a mid-cap tech company that brought in Amazon and Salesforce senior leadership in 2021. The culture immediately eroded as these guys’ penchant for finger-pointing and hustling beyond a reasonable human’s capacity became clear.
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by generalpf 4y ago
I remember when WebSphere Portal Server used to do this, and the URL would exceed 4096 characters, which was the limit that IE 6 (?) would support, breaking the entire site.
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by generalpf 4y ago
A worm gear! It is indeed designed to take the fall so the entire machine doesn't shred itself. I bought an official replacement from KitchenAid for $12 including shipping.
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by generalpf 4y ago
Oh, you know the ones.
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by generalpf 4y ago
If you’d been a vegetarian for 30 years, your evaluation that it tasted like “the real thing” is very suspect.
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by generalpf 4y ago
Rust has use cases.
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by generalpf 4y ago
I lost track of the number of times we got rejected for our app because the reviewer's Internet connection was down. "Can't log in, getting no connection to server error." Yeah dude, you need to connect to the Internet f
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by generalpf 4y ago
Is this an American thing? Why does a school district have a police force?
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by generalpf 4y ago
SmugMug bought Flickr quite some time ago. https://www.smugmug.com/together/
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by generalpf 4y ago
Under Preferences > Locations you can make DerivedData relative to each project and I recommend you do that so different apps you work on don’t force you to wipe all the artifacts from all apps when you clean it manually. As for removing
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by generalpf 4y ago
That’s pretty easy.
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by generalpf 4y ago
Keep in mind that a lot of Slack’s employees —- especially early ones —- are Canadian, and Canadians don’t get unlimited PTO (by law, I think). So they are being told when they should be using some of their PTO days.
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by generalpf 4y ago
Not at all, I work at a well-known company that has Staff and Principal Engineers for iOS and Android as well as backend.
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by generalpf 4y ago
Is this what inspires LinkedIn engagement hackers?
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by generalpf 4y ago
A lot of times this is used for data warehousing so product managers and otherwise can query the database of one app joined with another, especially in an environment with microservices. You might join a table containing orders with another

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