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by glasss 4y ago
That's what my thought was as well. The people or groups that I think can benefit from reading this simply won't even if I presented it to them. They are no where near this type of content in their normal lives anyway, and I'
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by glasss 4y ago
We do the more boring part of tech, IT management. One of our best hires was someone who went from managing their family bar for 20 years to taking a couple of IT course/ programs and being introduced to us. Life is really long and har
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by glasss 4y ago
I'm sorry, completely unrelated - Where can I buy a trackpoint? Or the closest standalone part that resembles it? If I can smash a trackpoint onto a mechanical keyboard I would love to.
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by glasss 4y ago
>ick-inducing ads I guess I'm getting old and grouchy.
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by glasss 4y ago
This was my gut reaction as well. I'm sure it's a nicely written blog, but I really doubt I'll get any value from it. Perhaps I'm just sour grapes that I wasn't lucky enough to work at Shopify at age 18 when they we
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by glasss 4y ago
I hate "crypto", which is whatever your first thought was when reading that word. The scams, the shitcoins, the culture, the ignorance of the people who swear they aren't ignorant, the obsession of getting rich, the arrogance
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by glasss 4y ago
Thanks I was about to reach out to you to confirm.
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by glasss 4y ago
I think you and the blog post make sense. If you present people with a outside-in view of building a website, I wager they would agree that form and presentation layers have a huge impact of behavior, expected or implicit. With the inside-o
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by glasss 4y ago
The discussions online about this make me wonder what the discussion around asbestos bans or other similar wide spread materials and appliances was like.
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This is great, I just hope that stock gets better for the pi and stays that way. I have a few projects I'm waiting to start.
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by glasss 4y ago
I've been doing B2B IT for years, and I'm glad to hear that the tech part of the health industry takes this more seriously than the health part. There's not a single doctor's office or hospital I'm aware of that is
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by glasss 4y ago
Here's the link to the MIT Tech Review post that this seems to mainly be referencing: https://www.technologyreview.com/2022/12/24/1066041/a-startu...
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by glasss 4y ago
Which distro do you recommend?
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by glasss 4y ago
I've never thought anything related to chemistry was simple, so if it really is more complex then I'm glad I'm in IT.
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I think your note about public ownership is the rub for a lot of people, even fans - this ultimately goes to benefit the owners of the franchise the most.
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by glasss 4y ago
Works surprisingly well on Firefox mobile. Maybe it shouldn't be surprising to me anymore though, sometimes I think of technology problems in the mind frame of when I first encountered the problem, however many years ago that was.
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by glasss 4y ago
I think in developed countries we often take libraries and other archives for granted. As pointed out in the article, this will be a huge benefit to any aspiring photographer. I imagine the field trips I took to cultural centers as a kid wo
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by glasss 4y ago
Worked with a cannabis client that was on Box for corporate file storage for a few years. One day all of their Box services stopped working, and we couldn't even get into the accounts to investigate. Turns out Box realized this client
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by glasss 4y ago
There's a joke where I ask people "Do you think if they put a bunch of ex-football players in a room and made them invent the internet, would it be this complicated?". I think the most realistic answer is that they would beco
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by glasss 4y ago
A large chain grocery store will usually have better prices than a corner grocer / convenient / liquor store. Some people have to do some grocery shopping there because they can't commute to a Jewel, Safeway, etc.
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by glasss 4y ago
I have no experience or advanced education in chemistry or material sciences. Do you think it's possible that a ban would spur innovation? I imagine our modern world has use cases that can't just disappear or settle for something
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by glasss 4y ago
When I read a puff piece on him a few years ago, they brought up that he would play League during meetings as a funny founder quirk. My only thought was I would not want to work at a place where my boss played league openly during meetings.
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by glasss 4y ago
Some of these IEEE headlines are getting pretty, reactionary? Contrarian? I don't know the right word but they seem designed in ways I wouldn't expect from the org.
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by glasss 4y ago
Was really hoping to see what the solution to the ferry problem was.
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by glasss 4y ago
This definitely makes sense, but my initial gut reaction of not liking this is still strong. I just don't trust that this will be used to meaningful ways. I also imagine the people that may be most likely to take their capital to anoth
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by glasss 4y ago
I'd be willing to say electromagnetic waves and signals are the true invisible, magic infrastructure. But of course transistors and ICs do most of the magic.
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by glasss 4y ago
I have never been pleased to see the chat bubble pop up on any site I've used. I do hope the people that use it enjoy it thoroughly, just to offset my disdain.
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by glasss 4y ago
That was my biggest takeaway. I didn't realize I was reading a hit piece, but maybe that's my fault.
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by glasss 4y ago
If you're willing I'd love to know what you use / would use for something like this. I've had some very similar ideas and stalled out at the hardware stage, but admittedly haven't tried in a while.
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Of course it's not an evil plot formed by a small conference table worth of people. However when the majority of the US recognizes flaws with our medical systems and nothing changes, it's perceived as a threat, and perception is r

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