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The Emerging Tech-lash (2022)
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This is the opposite of a: scientific b: the point of the study
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After the Series B for my last company the three founders owned something like 45% of the outstanding shares, and when they sold took out something like 40% of the price. What were the rounds like that led to less than 10% after 3ish rounds
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I had a really different response to that Jemisin story. If you’re going to invoke comparisons with another work, your work should be on the same level. For me it was a bit like Sharknado making a Jaws reference.
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Unfortunately, while the service claims that free tier latency may be between one and five minutes, it sets a one minute timeout and fails if it takes longer.
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Dan’s site has been like this for over a decade. If it’s a fashion, then he’s one of the creators of it.
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What is the deal with the Sowell quote? Not much to do with saw design
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I went through an acqui-hire with the same structure - ironically, it was to be part of Ben's group at a different company. In our case, they genuinely wanted the whole engineering team, so the interviews were pretty friendly, and our
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your product is really cool and i think you made a good decision by going OSS - it reduces the risks your customers take by migrating to the product.
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One of my favorite procedural visual artists has a similar vagueness to his specifications that leads to a nice variation each time a piece is recreated: https://www.sfmoma.org/artist/sol_lewitt/ https:/
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on the other hand, top talent is also likely to feel disrespected by having layoffs sprung on their team with no warning. It was a trigger for 3 of my job changes during my career, each time a "regretted attrition."
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“What happens if I lose my second factor” is a real problem, but another second factor is probably a better solution than stored recovery tokens. What happens if I forget my password? is the same problem, using your email inbox as a somew
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This is actually how I figured out I should pursue a diagnosis, so yeah, maybe.
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Do you know of any work about how to combine pie menus and keyboard usage? Mousing is very uncomfortable for me, but if a pie menu could be used with a keyboard-attached joystick, it might be a really quick way to work.
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Silicon Valley's Very Masculine Year
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The director uploaded a higher-quality version a few years ago! https://youtu.be/T6JFTmQCFHg?si=2j3-ctWbT7IXaZKj
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Sarno’s book saved one of my friends’ life. Her pain was so debilitating she was suicidal, but the book unlocked her ability to work through the mental connection to her pain and start to heal it.
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Maybe, but the marketing message comes across as “GitHub says GitHub product is good”
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You may need to provide a reason now when quitting OneDrive
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Tell it to the folks in Hong Kong
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Love how 3/4 reactions are engineers from GitHub rather than customers.
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Right, here in Singapore you might see Andrea Tan Zixuan
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GitHub Content CDN Down?
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I use Sofa for books, movies, shows
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The thing is … these days you’re often spending more like $45 a month, and it’s on the way up.
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What will they be using? A similar SQL database that has a big vendor behind it like Oracle, or something else?
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Yeah, with also provides a nice finalization call, but there are a few differences: - with requires the subject to implement a particular interface. - multiple with calls either nest, or they execute in the order they’re written, as soon as
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That’s a whole other can of worms! The difficulty of versioning stored procedures is such a detriment to effectively using all that power.
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Do they still have guitar? I thought guitar was a really cool project
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If you can use sqlite in tests it’s often a good middle ground
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