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glutamate
4y ago
Just be there. Ideally, pay attention.
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4y ago
For crypto skeptics, this is another day in paradise
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4y ago
"Jobs to be done" are thought by some to be a better way of thinking about your product users than personas. https://hbr.org/2016/09/know-your-customers-jobs-to-be-done https://www.springboard
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glutamate
4y ago
Low-cost, globally diversified index tracker.
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glutamate
4y ago
This looks great! We have previously used https://pivottable.js.org/ , which is in a similar space.
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glutamate
4y ago
Yes. Some are not as funny: Example2.java public class Example2 { Constructor with Hello there, hope you are doing well. from OSX!
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4y ago
GPT indeed has a subtle and sophisticated sense of humour. Me: write a tagline for an open source no-code platform GPT-3: #include <stdio.h> int main() {}
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4y ago
I wouldn't even worry about coding to interfaces. When you need to replace Postgres because you have more than 1M users, you will probably have the revenue to refactor your code to swap out Postgres dependencies. Because you have good
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4y ago
Yes: HTML. Seriously, just generate HTML on the backend and serve web pages like it's 1999. Easiest way to get 100% on all Lighthouse scores.
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4y ago
Are you talking about large or small companies? If small, why not just use RoR/Django/whatever + PostgreSQL? If large, then cloud costs absolutely matter. It seems that there is very small intersection where you need cloud scale b
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4y ago
Hi, I'm the lead dev of Saltcorn ( https://saltcorn.com ), I built it around the relational data model and it may fit your use case. Some people are finding it useful!
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4y ago
Agree, I don't think people need to realise the amount of $$$ for tech PR and there needs to be a counter to this.
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4y ago
"How Linux Works" from no starch press is very good for a bunch of stuff that is not taught in CS.
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4y ago
My biggest regret is wasting so much time regretting things.
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4y ago
Plants don't absorb methane emissions.
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4y ago
there's a lot more cattle now that it is raised industrially on deforested land. For example, the UK was entirely covered in largely impenetrable forest before the roman invasion, and only when the vikings showed up with the iron axe w
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4y ago
AsyncLocalStorage support ( https://github.com/denoland/deno/issues/7010 ; essentially thread local storage) pretty pretty please?
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4y ago
How do you ensure a continuity of the main characters with a DALL-E generated comic? The example here doesn't seem to do this well. There characters are different in each frame
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5y ago
Totally agree that this is ultimately very non-individualistic. But there is a difference between what this teaching is at its core, and why it appeals to certain groups in the west. see McMindfulness etc
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5y ago
> So long as our mind is extroverted, attending to anything other than our own essential self-conscious being, we can never experience perfect, permanent and unqualified happiness. Meh, I think Tolstoy had it right: There is only one end
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5y ago
Who do you think they are making money from?
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5y ago
Obligatory link to Slavoj Žižek's take on Kong Fu Panda: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCD3hg6OEQw
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Nickel: Gradually-Typed Configuration Language
(nickel-lang.org)
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5y ago
Gold and BTC are not suitable for emergency funds: liquidty, low volatilty and easy access is what you are looking for.
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5y ago
3 months essential expenses is the standard advice for emergency cash fund size
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5y ago
MSCI World ETF. There, I saved you not only $75/yr but also countless hours of your time.
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5y ago
Great suggestions. Also: Parse the SQL and make sure it is what you think it is. Some parsers will give you a list of all tables accessed. I use node-sql-parser. Run in a read-only transaction: SET SESSION CHARACTERISTICS AS TRANSACTION REA
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5y ago
Have SPACs rebranded as Blank Check Companies?
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https://www.hetzner.com/dedicated-rootserver/matrix-ax
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This is a joke, right? Jesuits are ordained (and therefore unmarried) Roman Catholics. Bill Clinton is none of those things.
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