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by ibash 2y ago
Some other posters are claiming Vlad is combative. He’s not, he’s just direct. I’ve given feedback on Kagi/orion and Vlad just asks for clarity pretty directly. American culture and customer support likes to blow smoke up your ass whil
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by ibash 2y ago
There’s an ancient craftsman trick. A pointy woodscrew can fit any type of hole, whether it fits or not :)
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by ibash 3y ago
I signed up and am still not sure what it is
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by ibash 3y ago
banana
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by ibash 3y ago
What prisma issues are you running into? For us we just installed node alongside bun in our docker container and then ran prisma with node… was there something else?
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by ibash 3y ago
Much appreciated and definitely rooting for bun! It’s still my goto choice for dev and can’t wait to switch production back to bun :)
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by ibash 3y ago
Kind of. When you do try to run bun in production you'll find out that it has significant differences to node -- like not handling uncaught exceptions: https://github.com/oven-sh/bun/issues/429 Then you&
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by ibash 3y ago
That’s not my reading. One of the main symptoms of crohns is inflammation that leads to scarring and then surgery to remove the scarred intestine. If this stops inflammation/ scarring that’s a big part of it. Or to put it another way:
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by ibash 3y ago
I have chrohns. The diet change recommendation is something we hear often. For me my doctor recommends a mediterranean diet and to avoid emulsifiers, but it’s definitely not a cure and not universal. If you go look at chrohns forums you’ll
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by ibash 3y ago
So strange to be preoccupied with death. So what?
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by ibash 3y ago
Amazon has a data export here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/privacycentral/dsar/preview.html It’s fairly detailed. One issue is that matching refunds to line items can be ambiguous. I have a side project that d
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by ibash 3y ago
I’ve met a few people who’ve been on the buyer side of an erp migration. It’s a multi million dollar affair that takes years. Two approaches I can think of: 1. Target mid market or smaller and grow with customers (will be slow) 2. Take a fr
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by ibash 3y ago
oh! Something to test against this issue: https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/m1-m2-flickering-ghosti...
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by ibash 3y ago
With a WHAT?
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by ibash 3y ago
I don’t think it’s that hard to learn actually. This works: 1. Before writing a class or a function write comments about what the code will do (unless it’s absolutely trivial) 2. Check if the comments make sense 3. Write the code That simpl
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by ibash 3y ago
Yep — scope creep is the only other one I’d say early stage startups should avoid. But everything else is fine. Just talk to users too.
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by ibash 3y ago
Yes you can, you’ll not get the correct result set.
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by ibash 3y ago
That’s basically what’s happening, chrome implements something, it gets put into the standard, some others choose to implement or not.
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by ibash 4y ago
What a weird way to promote your consultancy.
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by ibash 4y ago
If you want to use sqlite in the browser today (chrome only) take a look at websql.
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by ibash 4y ago
I also use RRF on a Duet, and have poked through their codebase a number of times. The codebase is _not_ well written. The fact that it’s written by one person who can’t use commits properly is problematic and leads to long standing unresol
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by ibash 4y ago
Can confirm, moved from an iPhone 7 to a 13 mini, Face ID fails ~40% of the time, it sucks.
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by ibash 4y ago
> Specifically, the firm is now virtual, but can materialize physically on command. That’s a funny way of putting it.
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by ibash 4y ago
I’m willing to bet you make much more than a teacher. Regardless, IMO it’s less likely a teacher stays because of wanting a summer break, and more that there aren’t alternative jobs for them. Personally I know a lot of teachers who hate it,
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by ibash 4y ago
They’re both easy to reason about, you just need to learn about the recursion fairy: https://jeffe.cs.illinois.edu/teaching/algorithms/book/01-re...
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by ibash 4y ago
Start applying to software engineering jobs!
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by ibash 4y ago
probably "little after"
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by ibash 4y ago
Are projects failing when someone takes a vacation or quits? If not, then the evidence says that what they’re doing is working, and you should learn how it’s so efficient!
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by ibash 5y ago
They’ve been rad for years, and a lot of work has been done around them. Usually people find that there are simpler/better ways to get the job done. I think they’re better left as an implementation detail at this point.
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by ibash 5y ago
Read through EIPs: https://github.com/ethereum/EIPs Not just accepted and popular ones, but also on proposals and rejected ones. It’ll give you a taste of what people are thinking about and what’s upcoming.

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