holler

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   by holler 7y ago

   So, according to the author, a PhD in Sociology, Elon Musk is a "Snake Oil Salesman" and the "irrational" share price of TSLA is case for "democratizing the allocation of wealth" or as she puts it "social
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   by holler 7y ago

   I guess my take is that we need people to _try_, otherwise yes FB/IG, TikTok, Twitter etc will be our social overlords into perpetuity...
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   by holler 7y ago

   Wait a sec, as you already mentioned, Byte just released! Cut them some slack. TikTok wasn't full-featured when it launched like most other apps. Seems pretty good so far.
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   by holler 7y ago

   Thanks for all the hard work, mirage has been a great asset the past years of ember development!
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   by holler 7y ago

   I've used mirage extensively throughout the past 5+ years across multiple projects/teams and it truly is a great tool. In a recent project we had multiple "scenarios" defined that represented different high-level states
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   by holler 7y ago

   Have you ever used one? I get what you're saying, but as an example: my girlfriend and I have on multiple occasions, in multiple cities, used scooters to explore local geographic regions that would otherwise not have been possible in t
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   by holler 7y ago

   In the process of porting a Pyramid app to Starlette and very impressed. It's lightweight, well-documented, and a breeze to use.
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   by holler 7y ago

   Very simple, have you ever rode a scooter? Once I took a ride along the beach in Southern California, it was immediately obvious, and, I was hooked! It's a disruptive, perfect combination of technologies, that immediately antiquates ri
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   by holler 7y ago

   this is incredibly awesome :) solid work, really excited to try this out!
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    by holler 7y ago

    I have to say, although I agree that type-safety is nice, in practice having worked on many javascript apps large and small throughout the past decade, type errors have never been something that slowed me or my team down. Lately I've b
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    by holler 7y ago

    Do other languages do these types of surveys? e.g. is there a "State of Python 2019"?
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    by holler 7y ago

    Completely agree, the framework garnered somewhat of a bad rap in the past for being "bloated", "magical", and having a high learning curve with a rigid philosophy of conventions over configuration. But fast-forward and
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    by holler 7y ago

    I guess maybe if I consulted with a CA company? Or rather, maybe they would choose not to offer consulting under the new rules? Seems like an overreach, and ironic that it was targeting the very companies that started in CA and disrupted th
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    by holler 7y ago

    moved out of california to a tax-friendly state
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    by holler 7y ago

    > We should just order them scrapped now and buy the pieces after the company becomes insolvent and skip the dead people. Maybe they made their own bed then... A major shake up would lead to restructuring within the aerospace industry an
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    by holler 7y ago

    To me, the first concrete step they could take to regain trust would be to admit the mistake, scrap the max program including produced planes, and double down on a totally redesigned successor.
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    by holler 7y ago

    thanks for sharing, I just went through your docs trying to understand the architecture and realized that by nature your system has to erase data after a certain period, otherwise individual nodes would end up retaining potentially large
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    by holler 7y ago

    fyi amazon does this too.. likely most large consumer sites that face fraud activity do
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    by holler 7y ago

    Or you know, set them free...
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    by holler 7y ago

    Very cool! I don't watch baseball but still find this fascinating :D
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    by holler 7y ago

    I have a 15inch ~mid 2014 model that works very well still! The only problems I've had were the battery losing juice, and the screen went out suddenly. The original screen also had peeled a bunch which turned out to be a manufacturers
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    by holler 7y ago

    Innovation usually happens in small increments. Uber/Lyft/x/y/z ride hailing app, airbnb/vrbo/booking, tinder/bumble/match/pof/bagel/hinge/x/y/z dating app, friendster&#x
23. 893.▲
    by holler 7y ago

    this. While it's an interesting article and thought experiment, I don't think anyone should be discouraged from trying to build the next ride-hailing, dating, or couch-surfing platform simply because others have already found succ
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    by holler 7y ago

    thanks!
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    by holler 7y ago

    very insightful, thank you
26. 896.▲
    by holler 7y ago

    As someone who mostly uses ember.js in the day-to-day, I'm wondering how this compares to the amazingly great ember-concurrency library that uses generators?
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    by holler 7y ago

    Better Idea: Create a fund for startups that are building new social media platforms specifically to compete against Fb/Twitter/Reddit/Etc. Create pathways for them to compete and enter the public domain. Give them free natio
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    by holler 7y ago

    I don't see how this would encourage competition?
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    by holler 7y ago

    So then how did these types of businesses survive pre-facebook?
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    by holler 7y ago

    California should abolish the income tax like WA/NV/FL and watch people move back in droves.