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by juped 6y ago
This is inevitable when someone tries to turn forge hosting into social media (and succeeds at it).
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by juped 6y ago
This seems like it could be a useful offering but "Makely" sounds like a parody of a tech business name; have you considered rebranding?
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by juped 6y ago
I'd love to be good at marketing, I'm just... not. I'm good at empathizing with users, but that doesn't help if you don't have any because you suck at marketing.
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by juped 6y ago
Requiring a third-party service to sign up is unfortunately not acceptable. Best of luck once you fix that.
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by juped 6y ago
Everyone who says hiring is broken has a brilliant idea to break it even further.
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by juped 6y ago
To be honest, I would have just patched sorting into du before looking for a way to do it with pipes. Maybe not GNU du (GNU code and I don't get along well).
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by juped 6y ago
"Meritocracy" always works backwards in practice - the "crats" are anointed as being the ones with "merit". Credentialism is just the most obvious expression of this - e.g., you get a Harvard degree mostly by b
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by juped 6y ago
RSS is incredibly far from dead, everything emits RSS (it's really easy to make something emit RSS), the only thing that ever died was Google Reader. It's not user unfriendly, all RSS readers let you put a site URL in and grab the
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by juped 6y ago
I don't like blogs. People should have websites not ordered by publication date. I want to see the personal website brought back.
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by juped 6y ago
Wow, they used the "complaining online and getting enough upvotes" support channel. It should not reflect well on companies when they fix things that come to their attention this way.
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by juped 6y ago
Connecting fields of study by discovering common underlying structures and principles is among the most rewarding methods of inquiry. You may as well say Noether's theorem is actively harmful and causing millions to die of coronavirus
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by juped 6y ago
OOP never had one definition anyway, besides maybe "your language has a 'class' keyword" (although some don't!).
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by juped 6y ago
There's no good reason for an email client to be a SPA rather than normal web pages with some scripting to get pushed relevant updates.
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by juped 6y ago
LiveView may not be "the future", everyone loves their Javascript too much, but it is the future for me. AJAX with the server is what I feel I was promised back in the Web 2.0 days, not tons of Javascript running in the browser.
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by juped 6y ago
There's few, if any, people who can sell these things to a new audience, and they're all picking up their own trillion dollar bills.
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by juped 6y ago
It's sales and marketing.
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by juped 6y ago
Because this is the Business Operations tech stack.
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by juped 6y ago
- Yes - Yes
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by juped 6y ago
The most interesting part (to me) is not touched on in the article - if expensive jobs can be done remotely from Gary, Indiana, they're not going to go to Gary natives who are currently underemployed, but to the same small crowd of wel
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by juped 6y ago
It's a tablet. It's the best tablet, because it runs a real operating system rather than a crippled "mobile OS", but it's still a tablet.
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by juped 6y ago
That's a major nitpick! And accurate - Costco is the best way to source expensive high-quality meat as a mere individual consumer.
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by juped 6y ago
Phoenix is the only web framework I like, because I can understand and control its control flow in a way that I can't with, say, Rails. Plus running on BEAM is great - the whole Erlang ecosystem has always felt like what OOP hype-men p
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by juped 6y ago
I kinda want to make a Spring class name generator now.
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by juped 6y ago
Imagine all the bandwidth that could have been saved over the years if Jarkko had called PRIVMSG MSG instead.
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by juped 6y ago
Well, this is clearly inviting tons of subjective opinion threading, so here's the version tweaked for my preferences. 0x0. I like blazing-fast websites. 0x1. I like websites that are easy to read. 0x2. I like websites that are device-
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by juped 6y ago
Microsoft has been trying to make pen input "a thing" since at least 2000 when they started selling "tablet PCs", and as a result their pen input has become really excellent over the years. The segmentation of the Surfac
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by juped 6y ago
You can find this information on the site
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by juped 6y ago
Use your own domain, and you can try as many email services as you like to see which one is best.
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by juped 6y ago
Software talent is not in demand but fairly high wages for untalented seat-fillers are sticky for a number of reasons. It's pretty hard. If I were hiring right now, I'd consider hiring you, but I'm instead looking to be hired
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by juped 6y ago
Name them something succinct that will be meaningful coming after "Merge branch". Junio Hamano (a good person to crib from when it comes to Git) puts contributors' initials in the branch names as well.

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