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by joshxyz 4y ago
yes they allow muting tweets with certain words that you provide, but it is burried deep in settings.
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by joshxyz 4y ago
https://github.com/orgs/supabase/discussions/8779 That one lol. Are there any solid reasons to not support other runtimes? Appwrite for example supports Nodejs.
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by joshxyz 4y ago
Honestly Deno is a pain in the ass to work with which is what put us off from continuing to use Supabase. The developer tooling is just not mature yet, and buggy in lots of ways. Edge technologies are nice until they get into your way of wo
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by joshxyz 4y ago
This is quite nuanced. Damned if you do: people will question your political stance. Damned if you don't: you'll lose a lot of users who uses twitter for various reasons other than politics and warfare. People that just want to re
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by joshxyz 4y ago
jesus christ, similar experience. this kid wanted me to sort an array without using array.sort method in js. that was the most stupid thing i was asked to do in my life, i had to end the interview. i went as far as telling the founders they
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by joshxyz 4y ago
come on, i thought this is an insightful guide about consulting, with a catchy thread title mildly disappointed
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by joshxyz 4y ago
to be fair openai still got a lot of shortcomings but that is nothing compared to how google crafted products then threw them to the graveyard, which did them bad add a shit demo of bard to that, i dont know anymore, they got massive $$$ to
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by joshxyz 4y ago
so this is the smooth scroll thingy?
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by joshxyz 4y ago
1 for me is real real nice. 2 is no go, ill leave it to people smarter than me in that field haha.
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its not detrimental, maybe just different tastes. i dont feel like studying it but i love reaping the good parts of it as an end user.
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by joshxyz 4y ago
me,i fucking love coding and the money people pay you to do it for them. the challenge of creating tevh startups too since it is technical and business going hand in hand. some parts are headaches, but a goodind headache.
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I've just applied for YC S23, who else did?(twitter.com)
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by joshxyz 4y ago
Just totally curious who else is trying to get in this coming S23. In twitter they are currently posting the ones that got in at W23. Special thanks to YC Startup School, YC Library, and YC YouTube. Their free content really rocks.
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by joshxyz 4y ago
Yes.
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by joshxyz 4y ago
on twitter, i follow some people in the industry.but i dont check often, as scrolling the feed is addictive.
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by joshxyz 4y ago
honestly reddit is a shit place to promote anything for business purposes, unless you get a precise and accurate feel of what the community will find helpful and appropiate. it is a tightrope walk good lord. even simple projects get banned
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by joshxyz 4y ago
call yourself a full-stuck dev. kidding aside though, genuine question, why not dabble in creating side projects that are additional cash flow? just curious. i mean im mid 20s, at that age i would also get tired of just coding for other peo
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by joshxyz 4y ago
my preference are nextra and mdbook a5 the moment. for api, it is redoc.
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you forgot my node_modules folder
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yknow customers usually get away whats funnier is those who run these booter sites then ACCEPTS payment with paypal. dios mio
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by joshxyz 4y ago
this to me is very appealing. while i dont know if ill get into this upcoming batch, all i know is i can just keep watching and reading yc's free content and i know i'll still be on the right track. most of it is boring and repeti
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by joshxyz 4y ago
i find this fair and informative. i havent got into yc yet but their free content is very valuable in giving me direction, and the things mentioned in the article are very valuable to me who is still an outsider. to some they're like &
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by joshxyz 4y ago
oh god not again haha
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by joshxyz 4y ago
it can explain snippets lind by line!
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by joshxyz 4y ago
im learning rust chatgpt is really good at explanations for code
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by joshxyz 4y ago
sugestion: get dog who poops outside
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by joshxyz 4y ago
its ok you are not alone, most of us feel the same way on theiri buzwords
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by joshxyz 4y ago
more like people want some eye drops of notifications, they get niagara falls. everyone is competing for your attention.
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by joshxyz 4y ago
oh dear, i am foreseeing prompt writing mechanical turks in the future where their instance of ai got plugins tailored for their industry, task, and datasets.
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by joshxyz 4y ago
plenty of downs, but enjoying every little ups. pretty much like this scene in antman: https://youtu.be/AFqaGb7Qxm4

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