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by lghh 3y ago
I think you're joking, but I actually want to know these things when adopting tools now to the extent that it's applicable.
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by lghh 3y ago
> reduced incentives to invest in user experience Using my Apple Silicon Macbook is a way better user experience than my Intel Macbook ever was. It certainly feels like they invested in user experience well after the walls were up around
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by lghh 3y ago
~50% of OP's comment preemptively and directly addresses what you've written.
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by lghh 3y ago
Or, and hear me out in this, you just walk over to the developer and talk to them? Or go work for an org where that’s possible?
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by lghh 3y ago
What's wrong with Launch Darkly's track record? I don't have much experience with their product, but was considering it for something upcoming.
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by lghh 3y ago
The two biggest reasons for this are that the format Commander has specifically blown up in popularity and Wizards of the Coast making a first-party desktop/mobile client MtG Arena to compete with games like Hearthstone. Commander is a
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by lghh 3y ago
Hi Vlad! It's a fun nugget. I just suspect I'm in the very slim subset of people who was a little taken aback by it.
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by lghh 3y ago
Weird question that I have that I'd love anyone who makes a Kagi account to trial after reading the parent comment to answer: When you make your account, you're given the option to customize. When you do, you can pick things like
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by lghh 3y ago
False dichotomy! You should certainly do all the things that the parent comment is saying, but I still enjoy and recommend having a standing desk. Be sure to get one that is tall enough for you. We have cheaper ones in the office than I do
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by lghh 3y ago
You can create a class or something that reads it in at application startup and throws up if something you expect isn't there. You can't really enforce a rule to not access `process.env` directly, but it at leasts gives you types
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by lghh 3y ago
Which generators are you referring to?
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by lghh 3y ago
That sounds roughly like the same ratios for most digital art on the internet. It's also probably indicative of the types of people (kind of nerdy, probably) people who are making images with Midjourney. I'm more likely to use Mid
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by lghh 3y ago
Or low supply.
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by lghh 3y ago
No, but they should have had renter's insurance to cover their lost property.
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by lghh 3y ago
When using singletons for DB connections in TS, I will generally have a singleton function that returns the resource. So getDatabaseConnection will return a databaseConnection. It’s pretty simple, but it has solved the testing problem for m
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by lghh 3y ago
For the shoes example, there's also value in reducing waste. 10 pairs of rubber Crocs that you throw out every year create much more waste than 1 pair of 500 dollar leather boots that can be repaired and are much more environmentally f
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by lghh 3y ago
Ah yes, hold the economy hostage to teach a few people in government offices a lesson. Certainly, the outcomes of that will only affect those people in office.
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by lghh 3y ago
Even with best-in-class health insurance in the US, one "gotcha" leaves you with an unpayable bill. Usually, your company provides health insurance. Health insurance != health care. Larger companies (I assume this translates to te
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by lghh 3y ago
At a minimum, it costs time. Many people don't have time. The less money you're able to spend on it, the more time it will probably cost you.
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by lghh 4y ago
> real utility There's a lot to unpack here, but I'm not going to bother. > statistics, topology, thermodynamics, kinetics, quantum mechanics, cellular biology, category theory I have a CS degree. The only two things from th
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by lghh 4y ago
No, but I'd be okay with them writing software for me if they had shown an aptitude to do so. What an incredibly weird tangent to go on.
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by lghh 4y ago
That's 80 percent of my job as a software engineer. Sure, I'm not an "engineer", but few find the term software engineer offensive .
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by lghh 4y ago
> Why do you lauch your product at current state? Launching as-is and iterating is totally fine IMO. Either they get some users now, much earlier than they would have if they waited, or nothing happens. At worst, it is neutral to not lau
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by lghh 4y ago
The title of the thread is the impact. If 75% of the most played Steam games are playable on the Steam Deck, that means they are also playable on Linux. The Steam Deck is the Trojan Horse that decouples PC Gaming from Windows. It doesn&#x27
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by lghh 4y ago
Okay. Then Medal of Honor wasn't a DOOM clone.
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by lghh 4y ago
I really appreciate the honesty here. I’m not a fly customer (no use case for it) but your transparency is admirable. Wish y’all the best.
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by lghh 4y ago
So are StackOverflow answers. When I look at something on StackOverflow, I am expected to use my expertise and the context of my work to adapt the collection of answers to what I'm working on. StackOverflow doesn't tell me anythin
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by lghh 4y ago
Then they slowly start to add features until they are near Jira's size and we're all back to square one.
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by lghh 4y ago
Incredibly small and unhelpful nitpick about the landing page. Under "Only what you need to manage products" you have 6 boxes that describe features. The boxes are. in 2 rows of three for my screen size. The second row's seco
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by lghh 4y ago
Reddit doesn't require an email. They use dark patterns to make it look like you do, but anywhere it asks for an email in signup can be left blank.

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