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by gls2ro 4y ago
I am a parent of a younger child and yet I struggle with picking the right battles to fight and when it is time to talk about values, when it is time to let him learn resilience, and when it is time for immediate action. First, let me tell
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Two things here: 1. In the sense presented by the media it is clear they want to point toward the idea that sentience AI is a conscious AI => using this idea your dog is not sentient 2. Dogs are legally sentient beings but in this conver
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I might be skeptic or getting a bit old, but I dont see the news here. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. saying that computer program answered with "I feel X" and using proper words is not an evidence of sentien
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consider pre Twitter blue: someone created an account named USEmbassy_SaoTome and that had twitter verification = that was indeed the official account of the US Embassy there. consider after Twitter Blue someone creates an account named USE
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Off-topic: I wonder what kind of information a website must collect so they decide to deny access from EU. Like it happens with this audacy.com website
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Ruby is growing (you can say "growing back") starting at least from 2020/2021 with a lot of things happening in 2022 and looking at a very exciting 2023. Hotwire is an exciting technology coming out of Ruby/Rails ecosyst
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Customers are the end of a funnel that starts with non-customers/visitors. if visitors numbers are shrinking you get no new customers. add to that the risk of other platforms trying to get away your existing users: - substack: both wri
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Short Ruby News - edition 28(newsletter.shortruby.com)
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We should adopt and use new Ruby features(allaboutcoding.ghinda.com)
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I dont think Rails is fit for this. It is a full app so I think by design it does not fit into Cloud Run architecture of cloud functions. May I suggest you take a look at Roda or Hanami?
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If it is a SaaS 100% Ruby on Rails Why: - has almost everything that I need usually in mature gems - battle tested in production - speed of development
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I agree that having everything on Apple Podcasts may put more power into Apple and hurt smaller businesses/projects. But I also totally dislike what is happening now with movie streaming I pay for a couple of platforms, and if I want t
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I don't know how to think about this: On one side, it might be nice to create stories that fit a specific want/desire for what a child might need. We might even go for the concept of a segment of one kind of story. On the other ha
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allowing this would open the possibility of thefts forcing the victims to respond in a specific way thus opening a possibility of violence along with theft. so no to that. the solution to work as deterrent should be final: stolen device = b
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by gls2ro 4y ago
You might be right - I did not check the numbers. My idea was primarily based on my experience is something like this: I know (meaning I know what they use) around 15-20 devs on MacOS. Almost all of them have FF installed. Some may open it
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If Firefox will focus _everything_ on making FF on MacOS reduce their batter consumption to the minimum possible (less than Safari should be the goal) then I think this is the only _winning strategy_ for FF not going into irrelevance. not s
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(I am not talking here about Google but more like general) A company (especially a big one) needs to have an excuse to let people go. The argument here is two-fold: 1. There is a power imbalance between a company and an employee. Just as a
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Refactoring instance variables to local variables in Rails controllers(allaboutcoding.ghinda.com)
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What would you recommend? Living in EU I was thinking to diversify cash to USD. Do you recommend any other currency?
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Thank you for the reply. When I was using pans with a non-sticking coating, I used very little oil. Now switching to cast-iron or carbon-steel I noticed that the best point to cook the food is to add some oil to the pan, wait for the oil to
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Regarding number 3, I have a question: In the last 2 years, I started replacing all my cookware with a combination of cast iron, carbon steel, and stainless steel pans. So far, the only way to cook something in all of them without making th
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by gls2ro 4y ago
yes, it is cool for employees to do so because of balance of power. Companies have more power than employees when thinking about the size of the event: they can fire you unexpectedly (with/without severance) so for your life (and proba
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by gls2ro 4y ago
Sorry I was not talking about McDonalds or a specific company. There you are right it does not matter one company. More about countries trading important things between them or having dependent economies.
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In all those examples cooperation was the deterrent that made them think multiple times before going to war. And lack of it would have meant easier and multiple wars. deterrent are a vital part of peace. And peace is like a stack of cards b
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I cannot recommend something specific but I recommend this website https://rubyandrails.info (no affiliation) that has a lot of categories and among those one easy to follow free course could be this one https://rubya
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I think a synchronous meeting should only be scheduled when there is value in being synchronous. Else, every synchronous meeting should be possible to be replaced with other forms of asynchronous communication. Status meetings are the simpl
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I think what goes wrong with dividing is people truly just splitting the code into multiple files. I think the code should be split conceptually thus not just copy/paste part of code from main file to submodules, but split the code aro
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In the enterprise sometimes things are complex and sometimes things are getting complex when you take a team of 100 people and ask them to build a new system they will build a huge system and discuss for months about reliability, error hand
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I see this argument about the bureaucratic Europe being presented a lot. Please consider EU is not a de-facto federation, nor many of its founding members wants that. So I am curious: How would you envision the daily activity of an EU that
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Here is another benchmark from running Discourse: https://twitter.com/rafael_falco/status/1607395317661458432

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