jazzejeff1

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by jazzejeff1 10mo ago
Thank you for sharing. My wife and I have been down this road in physical retail, SaaS, consulting, and real estate. It always feels like the first time when you learn slowly, and you’ve done a Good Thing by helping us all learn faster. FYI
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by jazzejeff1 10mo ago
I’m thankful for this place and this sentiment. As a young programmer I never imagined having this erudite enclave, capable of maintaining a level head during difficult days. Here’s to having community…and I agree with about half of what y’
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by jazzejeff1 10mo ago
When I found Mermaid, it changed how I could communicate and iterate on flows and higher-level designs. This gives me that same excitement - thank you for building and sharing!
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by jazzejeff1 11mo ago
Buying it. As a former wisprflow user, I love this approach. Can licensees request source access to fix bugs and ensure they have a functioning product in the longer term?
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by jazzejeff1 1y ago
I suspect enforcement will come in two major forms: 1) Valid enforcement against popular software that has real, demonstrated risk (ahem…ROBLOX, YouTube), and they will fight 2) Lawfare against smaller services that might represent a compet
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by jazzejeff1 1y ago
As someone who was excited when social networks emerged and had enough network effect to create a public commons online, my energy now seems to be held by the social media that took their place. My dual role as engineer building these Skinn
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by jazzejeff1 1y ago
Get it? Otherwise, it’s a great idea with a lot of potential use cases.
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by jazzejeff1 1y ago
No license, no-go
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by jazzejeff1 1y ago
Same here. At my previous employer, we’d pair regularly, even on PRs. Larger blocks of work would warrant a mini-standup so the team could all review together in real-time (after an async review with comments). It’s an efficient use of time