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The point is to move beyond APIs. Being able to perform actions on a site, with the ability to perform the task successfully even if the site slightly changes under the hood, is a lot less brittle than interacting with an API.
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SCOTUS Blog
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When my kids were little, we had glow in the dark pacifiers that lasted ALL NIGHT. I still don't know what sorcery was used to accomplish that, but if any of you have little ones, the MAM brand is what we used. Being able to spot the p
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I stumbled upon a high-value communication hack for 1:1s
(shaungallagher.pressbin.com)
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Correct, the pandemic led to pent-up demand, and the Great Migration was what happened when job switching became tenable again. But the effects of that pent-up demand are a larger than normal group of people who now have the same relative
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Remember that about 3-4 years ago, we experienced the Great Migration. The percentage of tech workers who moved to new companies was very high compared with historical migration patterns. Interests rates were still very low, companies had
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I can't speak for the internals, but I've found it to be dead simple to spin up locally and use, with decent results on the docs I've tested it with. That said, I think a lot of AI chat services have recognized that document
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Don't get the wrong idea about this announcement. The problem is not that pediatric urgent care is not a viable business. The problem is that it's not a great VC-funded business. VC investors are hoping for huge growth and eventua
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One of the skills I already have is the ability to work with difficult people or take on projects that need to be rescued and turn them around. That has been a valuable skill and has allowed me to develop a brand around it. However, that d
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> It lends credence to the notion that quantum computation occurs in many parallel universes, in line with the idea that we live in a multiverse I see the evidence, and I see the conclusion, but there's a lot of ellipses between the
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> In 1942, during the Nazi occupation of France, Weil fled to the United States at the last possible moment, and only because she knew that her parents, bourgeois Jews, would not leave without her. > her virulent, if complex anti-Semi
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I managed a person who was more senior than I was, and definitely a top performer. What did they want me to do? Get stuff out of their way, so they could move as fast as they were capable of moving. I was happy to do that, and we had a grea
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I think this falls under the category of "Don't hate the player, hate the game." I agree with you: It totally sucks that this is the way the business world works. But if you want to work within the confines of this flawed sys
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"stay back x distance" is fine and even responsible. "not responsible for broken windshields" is a lie and should be banned.
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The way this is being described is almost like a maze-traversal algorithm, where compute time is "how far I'm willing to go down a path to test whether it's a possible solution." I wonder what other parallels we might f
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Wisconsin Supreme Court grapples with governor's 400-year veto
(apnews.com)
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Local development works great ... until it doesn't. And then getting it to scale past a certain point is excruciating. My favorite argument against local development, however, is that isolation is a bug, not a feature. When I want to
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Do We Need a 37-Cent Coin? (2009)
(freakonomics.com)
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A long time ago, I created a version of this challenge called "Cheryl's Murder." My notebook not only solves logical induction problems like "Cheryl's Birthday," but it also generates them. https://g
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Coca-Cola is pulling its newest 'permanent' flavor from store shelves
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> Of course, there’s a catch with catching gravitons. The necessary sensing technology doesn’t quite yet exist. That's, uh, kind of a big detail to not mention until the fourth paragraph from the bottom.
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Or, if you want to impress them even more, have your Luba mower write "HAPPY BIRTHDAY" in your grass with its "lawn artistry" feature! https://us.mammotion.com/products/luba-2-awd-3000-perimeter-...
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Ask HN: How do you feel about the 'Do you have a best friend at work' question?
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One of the things that I liked when React landed on the scene in the Javascript world is that it led us to think about composition and modularity in a more rigorous way. It didn't force us to change how we organized our file systems o
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It's like the musical version of Line Rider! https://www.linerider.com
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The final sentence: "Hire leaders, not managers." Left unsaid: This is incredibly hard to do well. Even if you base your hiring on solid evidence of past successes, you're never going to know for sure whether the person is go
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It sounds like advice I've given to men serving as the Best Man and women serving as the Maid/Matron of Honor at a wedding. Your job isn't just ceremonial. It is to make sure that if anything unexpected comes up, you solve
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That was my first thought as well. However, in a lot of real world cases, what matters is not the frequency of requests, but the duration of the jobs. For instance, one client might request a job that takes minutes or hours to complete, whi
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I was always under the impression that the lack of air conditioning in these vehicles had less to do with budget constraints and more with process constraints. If they're driving mailbox to mailbox, they'll likely want to keep th
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Assessing the Effectiveness of the 'There Is No Poop Fairy' Campaign [pdf]
(par.nsf.gov)
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