hollowdene

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Product management is broken. Engineers can fix it(newsletter.posthog.com)
5 points by hollowdene 2y ago|1 comments
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by hollowdene 2y ago
Apple: We're going to build an incrediably powerful AI than runs locally on your phone. Users: Hey Siri, set a 30 minute timer.
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by hollowdene 2y ago
Source: The author's wild speculation.
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by hollowdene 2y ago
On the one hand, gaming is one of the few industries where generative AI can have a big impact on producitivity today. It's easy to be cynical, but used well it could reverse the trend of excessively expensive AAA game development. On
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The habits of effective remote teams(newsletter.posthog.com)
4 points by hollowdene 2y ago|0 comments
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by hollowdene 2y ago
Nokia 3310 would be cheaper
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New Hires: Learn How the System Breaks(blog.staysaasy.com)
2 points by hollowdene 3y ago|0 comments
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by hollowdene 3y ago
I feel like the correct answer is proper oversight of how the system is used, not a blanket shutdown in case it's misused. Perhaps these charities who complaining should be involved in that? The goal of the service seems sensible, espe
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Everything we've learned about hiring for startups (so far)(newsletter.posthog.com)
1 points by hollowdene 3y ago|0 comments
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How we made feature flags faster and more reliable(posthog.com)
1 points by hollowdene 3y ago|0 comments
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Linear raises $35M Series B led by Accel(linear.app)
11 points by hollowdene 3y ago|2 comments
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Adventures in null handling: Null money, null problems(posthog.com)
1 points by hollowdene 3y ago|0 comments
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Apple Demos vs. Amazon Memos(trungphan.substack.com)
1 points by hollowdene 3y ago|0 comments
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by hollowdene 3y ago
Full details here: https://posthog.com/blog/sunsetting-helm-support-posthog The open source Docker Compose deployment is unaffected. Security updates on the last available version of the Kubernetes deployment will cont
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What if failure is the plan?(zephoria.medium.com)
1 points by hollowdene 4y ago|0 comments
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FTX's European subsidiary was built on top of a binary options scam(dirtybubblemedia.substack.com)
3 points by hollowdene 4y ago|0 comments
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by hollowdene 4y ago
Can't see myself paying $5.99 for one of these, but it's nice. I appreciated the fun messages in the progress bar. PS: Congrats on the little one. :D
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by hollowdene 4y ago
It's almost like he didn't want to buy it after all, but now he's kind of stuck with it...
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Negativity Bias, I Love You but You're Bringing Me Down(staysaasy.com)
3 points by hollowdene 4y ago|0 comments
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by hollowdene 4y ago
This is quite a flawed and obviously biased analysis. To use just one example. If the UK hadn't had locked down when it did, it's likely the entire health service would have collapsed, leading to more excess AND Covid deaths. Unli
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What Makes Developers Unhappy?(abinoda.substack.com)
1 points by hollowdene 4y ago|0 comments
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by hollowdene 4y ago
In isolation, no. But this + someone explicitly saying Musk told them he spoke to Putin is more convincing. This is all a bit of a side show, though, for all the reasons you outlined.
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by hollowdene 4y ago
Car congestion makes public transport and other less polluting forms transport (e.g. walking, cycling) less effective / attractive. Public transport is the most efficient way to increase bandwidth.
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by hollowdene 4y ago
And yet his ability to repeat Russian propaganda tropes was uncannily accurate...
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by hollowdene 4y ago
Income gets reinvested in the transport infrastructure, e.g. public transport. Ultimately, only public transport can "solve" congestion and air pollution. It was interesting to see Uber references heavily in this. Uber is a signif
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by hollowdene 4y ago
Yeah. The first few seconds of Rogan talking were pretty decent, but Jobs doesn't sound right at all, mainly because of the dialogue specifically. But I do kind of get the hype.
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Benchmarking the (trivial) impact of session recording on performance(posthog.com)
2 points by hollowdene 4y ago|0 comments
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by hollowdene 4y ago
All good points. I think the list of universities is rather reductive, but I'd rather have this policy than nothing at all.
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by hollowdene 4y ago
Yeah, fair. This is more global in nature and could have been done while we were in the EU, too. The broader point is this is a salve for the skills shortage caused by leaving the EU. You've also perfectly illustrated why basing this o
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by hollowdene 4y ago
Smart companies will go remote and cut out the middle man, which amusingly the UK gov is discouraging as well. This is better than nothing, but being in the EU was still better. Sigh.

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