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by gortok 2y ago
The study isn't shared, so we can't see the methodology to determine its accuracy. We see the results of the survey; but that's not a study, and the survey itself isn't shared with us. I don't dispute that agile ha
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by gortok 2y ago
After having looked over your product's website (ozma.io), it feels like the issue may be more ensuring you're being seen by your target customer and solving a problem they have that entices them to use your product. Your product&
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by gortok 2y ago
if I were you I'd seek to sell it instead of open-source it. "pivoting to adding value with LLMs on top" is very expensive from a COGS standpoint; and will complicate your business economics, not simplify them. You don'
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by gortok 2y ago
it requires calculation of frequency of how often words appear next to each other given other surrounding words. If you want to call that 'understanding', you can, but it's not semantic understanding. If it were, these LLMs w
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by gortok 3y ago
Was hoping someone would come here and say this, although we're getting to the point where if we don't write it down we won't remember it, and mandela ourselves out of how things actually were.
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by gortok 3y ago
In some paragraphs you put “a hat on a hat”. That is, you pile on the snark on top of an already meme-y paragraph and it feels like “too much” of something that works better subtly. As others have stated, get to the point sooner.
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by gortok 3y ago
Ah, I see your argument; SPAs are a preferred way to 'suck folks in' to a page and just have them stay there since they can't navigate in and out to the specific piece of content they want with URLs. That about sums up everyt
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by gortok 3y ago
This is a joke, right?
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Moq Extracts Git email addresses and sends to a third party server(old.reddit.com)
3 points by gortok 3y ago|0 comments
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by gortok 3y ago
Maybe they get a discount/free hosting by mentioning it?
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by gortok 3y ago
Cardassians? Germany post WW1 The marquis? French resistance Against? The Germans. Romulans? Romans. Remans? Guess who? Vulcans? Greek. Klingons? Russians/Japanese depending on the Star Trek series. Federation? Evolved America. Ferengi
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by gortok 3y ago
It was a TV show back when they wrote 26 episodes a year, and were producing a show a week. Heck, the entire Star Trek universe is taking pieces of ideas that you see for seconds and turning them into whole backstories.
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by gortok 4y ago
Not to be confused with the C# document database built on Postgres. https://martendb.io/
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by gortok 4y ago
I don't charge by the hour. I charge fixed prices only for project work. For advisory retainers, I charge a flat rate per month. All upfront (or 50% up front and 50% in X number of days). Billing by the hour misaligns incentives. (Obli
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by gortok 5y ago
> . You aren't mixing state across server and client. Single Source of Truth is a thing for a good reason. If you have a stateful backend, and your front end naturally has the state of whatever the user has input, you now have to wo
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by gortok 5y ago
Are you using the Apple TV app? It tries to “take over”.
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by gortok 5y ago
The Fermi paradox says otherwise.
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by gortok 5y ago
That’s not true. You can change the license if the license allows you to. It’s copyright you can’t change unless the author assigns the copyright to you.
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by gortok 5y ago
The PR that removed the Contribution model was only merged for 2 hours before it was reverted: https://github.com/dotnet-foundation/projects/issues/122
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by gortok 5y ago
This is incorrect. > Assignment and Contribution Models. The .NET Foundation uses either an assignment model or a contribution model for on-boarding new projects. Under the assignment model, a project transfers ownership of the copyright
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by gortok 5y ago
Some points that are relevant: Tech has a lot of consolidation behind it both infrastructure-wise and end-user watering-hole-wise. The fewer providers, the fewer people that make the rules, the more likely it is you have to play by their ru
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by gortok 5y ago
The title has a typo; September has 30 days.
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Stuff I wish I knew before I went Independent(georgestocker.com)
2 points by gortok 5y ago|1 comments
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by gortok 5y ago
It’s just “a spike” or “spike”.
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by gortok 6y ago
depends on what I'm doing. I love using Perl for simple automations I have; especially when those automations involve text manipulation. I focus on C# and .NET professionally; although I've done production work in C, Python, TypeS
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by gortok 6y ago
spot on. (compare it to other posts; this is not a trend in my writing; it's a specific (almost one-time) use of language to drive home the point)
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No one gives a shit what programming language you use(georgestocker.com)
130 points by gortok 6y ago|128 comments
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by gortok 6y ago
Do you mean a software developer that’s 30+ years old or a software developer who has been in the industry for 30+ years?
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by gortok 6y ago
I tried to send the blog post link to another person on Twitter and got a notice that the tweet couldn’t be sent because the site was potentially harmful: https://twitter.com/gortok/status/1368309384619626506?s=21
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display: none; My Most Cherished Production Incident(thegadhian.com)
2 points by gortok 6y ago|0 comments

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