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hipjiveguy
4y ago
it's not turtles all the way down - it's layers of tech. and if any tech layer fails, it all fails example - battery shortages, due to labor shortages, due to covid, due to...
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hipjiveguy
4y ago
you rock
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hipjiveguy
4y ago
This simply feels like how everyone iterates on a "google search" for something. You search the way you think you should at first, and don't get what you want. But that search informs you of the "terms of the domain"
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hipjiveguy
4y ago
yeah the mac, with the not even hand gestures, but almost nods and winks at things, is too stupid. If I'm 20 and want to seem hip, and spend 20 hours a day on my phone, then sure, maybe, I think that's cool. But for the rest of th
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hipjiveguy
4y ago
thank you for your suggestion. I think talking to your doctor to see if it's reasonable, is a great idea. Much appreciated!
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hipjiveguy
5y ago
I only realized this a bit ago, but the docs of every product are essentially press pieces. They can't really call out "we suck at this", or "product X is way better, use it instead". Only third parties ever do this
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hipjiveguy
5y ago
That's very sad, for sure... but churches are only a bunch of people, trying to get closer to God. No matter how well any of them do so, they all ultimately will be failing at things all the time - anger, frustration, hate, etc. Church
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hipjiveguy
5y ago
So is the domain you end up going to a tailscale subdomain or something? And that allows you to hit your home computer that's running the Guacamole server?
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hipjiveguy
5y ago
The problem is that there are always problems. Many look at a problem as a frustating situation, and wish it would go away. That's what "they think I'm stupid" is mostly about. Most people just want things to work, which
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hipjiveguy
5y ago
You may be implying this, but DSL is the root of all evil, imho. Unless it is code, and compiles, and can be debugged, or inspected via intellisense, then you have to "throw it over the wall", and cross your fingers.
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hipjiveguy
5y ago
lol... and... relevant
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hipjiveguy
5y ago
really? how do you know? and which "chats" ?
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hipjiveguy
5y ago
yeah the first season was too slow - it picks up about eps 8 - I tried to watch it 3 times, and quit, but finally, after so many people saying it was worth a watch, got through those first episodes, and enjoyed it. It's worth watching,
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hipjiveguy
5y ago
I love time travel movies, and that movie sucked. not worth the time, or the $$$ I spent on it
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hipjiveguy
5y ago
Is your excel spreadsheet shareable in any fashion, or is it too revealing? Sounds like it could be useful for sure!
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hipjiveguy
5y ago
200% - outsource managing until you're making so much money that you can afford to bring it home, and pay the difference for the scale
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hipjiveguy
5y ago
Yeah this extension rocks - i actually copied it and put it in a chrome extension - very weakly, i'm sure, as I know almost zero about chrome extensions - but fwiw https://github.com/bradparks/aardvark_chrome_exten
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hipjiveguy
5y ago
touch id never works - i've tried it a ton of times, and it eventually forgets my fingerprints or something, and just stops working... max it works is like 2 weeks, then... it's like i'm a new person. I have even tried traini
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5y ago
this is super cool... i want to have my kids do it, but it's a bit too buggy - it has to work for teenagers, with zero bugs... open a patreon, and I will donate!
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6y ago
I've brought this up at work many times, and even had a team adopt it for a 6 month period - but there were so many people on our team that didnt want to do the work of filling out a simple checklist, it was amazing. Great idea, and th
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hipjiveguy
6y ago
but how do you know if you're one of the "lucky ones" ?
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hipjiveguy
6y ago
agreed - but what's the equivalent of this boiler plate? One that traps errors, and sets up basics with no dependencies?
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hipjiveguy
6y ago
agreed - if this was once a year or something, maybe, but this is slowly becoming a new "right", the right to record anything at anytime - which is madness edit: and it is the new norm - no escaping it
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hipjiveguy
7y ago
Since it's a spreadsheet, is there any way you can share it? I assume the Dr's names could be easily changed so it's generic?
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hipjiveguy
7y ago
I deposited a cheque using the ScotiaBank mobile app on March 1, and when I looked at it on my online banking page, it said that it was deposited on March 2! Seems hard to believe that a mobile app would be allowed to tell the server what t
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hipjiveguy
7y ago
I always thought the Matrix missed a huge philosophical opportunity. Instead of humans feeding the Alien/AI need for energy (batteries), they feed their need to be human. They tap into the dreams, and lives of humans, not for energy, b
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hipjiveguy
7y ago
Snowpack looks like it works with any 3rd party module, doesnt it? It looks like vanilla-js is more of a jquery style lib + optional addons?
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7y ago
If you build components that use other components, without using a bundler, you constantly have to remember/know what uses what to get things to load. This may sound like not a big deal, but it doesnt take long at all and suddenly you&
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7y ago
Google understands that the Xbox is what keeps Windows alive, and making $$$ for MS. They want to get into the gaming industry, but take a gordian knot solution. They don't want to compete against consoles. They want to be a console fo
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hipjiveguy
8y ago
I think it looks good but needs examples of something other than just "yes/no" dialogs, or maybe all use cases are boiled down to that? If not, you should include detailed examples for "Send magic sign-in links, two-step
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