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by jv22222 11mo ago
Oh cool me too. I’m building a Google docs Notion alternative based on nodes and came to exact same conclusion.
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by jv22222 11mo ago
It became as annoying as experts exchange the very thing it railed against!
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by jv22222 11mo ago
The thing I find interesting about CDRT and OT is it’s built to solve people typing in the same paragraph at the exact same time, which is something that very rarely happens in my experience. (Talking about text based collaboration aspect)
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by jv22222 11mo ago
> in less than 6 years your 12 year old is a complete adult They really aren't. Brains are not close to being fully developed until the age of 25. The gift of "adult discipline" is quite a flawed idea. Depending on how far
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by jv22222 11mo ago
> I receive a lot of screenshots like this from well-meaning colleagues: That says all you need to know. The reason they send those screenshots is they believe the full context is more helpful. Code formatting, indentation etc. Personall
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by jv22222 1y ago
I have found notch therapy to be quite helpful. It's basically where you tune a note to your exact tinitus pitch and then create white noise that has every khz EXCEPT your pitch. Then you listen to the notched sound at about the same l
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by jv22222 1y ago
The flagged thing has come up quite a few times in past similar threads. Unfortunately, I guess if the powers that be were going to fix it they would have.
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by jv22222 1y ago
She was so good in The Sleeper by Woody Alan.
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Scientists Reverse Alzheimer's in Mice(gizmodo.com)
2 points by jv22222 1y ago|0 comments
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by jv22222 1y ago
I've found LLMs to be pretty good at explaining how legacy codebases work. Couldn't you just use that to create documentation and a cheat sheet to help you understand how it all works?
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by jv22222 1y ago
Here’s a good idea about Luck Surface Area https://www.codusoperandi.com/posts/increasing-your-luck-sur...
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by jv22222 1y ago
I was about to say you could figure this kind of thing out with Intl.Segmenter but then saw it was a different problem. Nice.
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by jv22222 1y ago
I was imaging at some point it might flip the other way with many business starting where there is a capability for many people to create artisanal setups with 3D printing and even run a specialist artisanal farm with robots.
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by jv22222 1y ago
Speaking as someone who knows nothing about Japanese and is unlikely to use any app to ever learn Japanese... but just as a software ui/ux dev first time in. (ie take this with a pinch of salt) On the test screens I was expecting there
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by jv22222 1y ago
I never thought about it this way. That technically every internet interaction is solo. Mind bending.
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by jv22222 1y ago
Sigh, I'd like to hope that 25 years of dev accounted for the BCompSc.
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by jv22222 1y ago
I must admit, migrating a 500,000 line codebase from V5 to V10 was an extremely difficult and lengthy process.
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by jv22222 1y ago
Please list a few more insights like this for picking good movies, thanks! Additionally, I think someone could build an interesting RT browser based on these kinds of insights.
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by jv22222 1y ago
Smart! I’ve been working with contenteditable for 3 years. You found a great shortcut!
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by jv22222 1y ago
I feel exactly the same as the OP and went on a long journey to build something better. 5 versions and many years later I think have something. It's remarkably similar to a text editor. I just kept peeling back to that because for each
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by jv22222 1y ago
As an employer I have to say I care about it, a lot. But obv can't speak for everyone.
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by jv22222 1y ago
I think Musk puts it well when he says the ultimate test is can they help improve the real world.
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by jv22222 1y ago
FYI This school uses AI as teachers: https://alpha.school/santa-barbara/ They say they have good results?
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by jv22222 1y ago
I’m building a Google docs style platform from scratch. No js html css libs of any kind. (But also, not canvas, it does use contenteditable)
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by jv22222 1y ago
> I asked ChatGPT to write an angry tweet thread blasting journalists for not contacting us, and pinned this to the top of the profile. Then, I set about gathering all the existing coverage about TVS, and finding the articles’ authors on
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by jv22222 1y ago
This is an insane story and extra interesting that the black/white hat hacker is exposing everything they did. Other references: https://www.timesnownews.com/world/us/us-buzz/is-the-velvet-... Fake accou
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I am Andrew Frelon, the guy running the fake Velvet Sundown Twitter(medium.com)
4 points by jv22222 1y ago|2 comments
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by jv22222 1y ago
If I saw that in a shop I'd be super tempted to buy it.
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Bank transactions cleared by FTP-ing files(twitter.com)
30 points by jv22222 1y ago|12 comments
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by jv22222 1y ago
Duolingo, Facebook, Google, yada, yada. I'm not sure why, but it seems like when a vc track co. becomes a unicorn they game their own system into the ground almost every time. (no pun intended)

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