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by manvillej 3y ago
> Seems predatory. thats the SaaS business model. first hit is free, then they take your money
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by manvillej 3y ago
I don't think I have ever felt that only a website feels unprofessional. Anecdotal, but still. A well built, well designed, responsive site is all I need to know that someone is on top of it. I'd rather see them do 1 method very w
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by manvillej 3y ago
Genuine question, what is the point of that little downward arrow at the landing page? It goes nowhere. It does nothing.
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by manvillej 3y ago
I am not a UI designer, but I don't know why content loads without changing the layout and then has a gentle animation to expand to the appropriate size. the sudden shift is jarring, especially if the content is staggered
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by manvillej 3y ago
no, even American's look at this with horror. Only media and executives see this with anything else
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by manvillej 3y ago
This is why management needs to be competent. Average CEO is 58 years old. Their first jobs were in the late 1980s. The economics and tactics around technology has been revolutionized a dozen times over in the last 4 decades. Now, maybe a f
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by manvillej 3y ago
and so we watch, 1 more tech company, approach its demise through the unending undereducated pressures of the market
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by manvillej 3y ago
its really funny because I needed to create a terraform like functionality & went in depth into looking at both building it into terraform (which ended up not working) and building a new tool.Its not THAT complex. there are a few gimmic
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by manvillej 3y ago
code is such a weird thing. Its business logic, its infrastructure, its short stories, its documentation. I also think of it like investments and debts its so many things and so complicated.
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by manvillej 3y ago
I still think that is a culture problem. I have a team of engineers that frequently has a lot of junior engineers. I find it really REALLY important to reinforce the culture of "software development is a team sport" and provide co
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by manvillej 3y ago
The US has had a disaster of a Maternal Mortality rate for awhile. There are several compounding factors to this. One metric that I learned about was the impact of American diet on immigrants. Women who grew up outside the US, especially fr
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by manvillej 3y ago
"Science isn't correcting itself!" - they say as the scientific community corrects itself.
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by manvillej 3y ago
I agree with you that papers shouldn't be treated like some holy text. That would go against the core of scientific method. We should inspect the core research. That said, there are many who would use the fact that "humans are fla
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by manvillej 3y ago
oh, so this is temporary?
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by manvillej 3y ago
The problem isn't the forms. its never been the forms. Its the workflow after. user submits text on a form, something goes and gets done. you want to buy something? you go to a search engine, you search the thing, fill out some fields,
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by manvillej 3y ago
a chatbot is a shitty text input for a search engine pretending to be a human badly.
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by manvillej 3y ago
maybe if you're hosting replicas or proxies outside of a highcost bandwith area? low cost end replicas at the end. if the bandwidth usage is half the cost in their multihop topology, 14XXXX compared to 16XXXX? depends on the number of
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by manvillej 3y ago
both examples seem pretty contrived and I think this comes down just what language you are used to. Their other code seems very JS-y. I work in both python & js. The python reads like natural language: Processed items is a set of
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by manvillej 3y ago
honestly, with mocks and good type checking, I don't see why it wouldn't be valid testing
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by manvillej 3y ago
I'd bet pharma or defense
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by manvillej 3y ago
Google: chrome is free and makes up 62.85% of browsers and android makes up 70.89% of all mobile operating system. Both drive users to google. Google ads is still one of the easiest tools for monetizing websites and advertising with a large
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by manvillej 3y ago
If we're talking favorite python tutorials, I am a huge fan of this tutorial on python entrypoints: https://amir.rachum.com/python-entry-points/
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by manvillej 3y ago
now I just need a body double to help read the article
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by manvillej 3y ago
I think forcing a factory reset while retaining information that it was stolen is a way better idea than just bricking the device. I have no doubt that apple looked at though and decided this was easier better for them than their customer.
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by manvillej 3y ago
I might seem crazy here, but have the button download their complete account excluding sensitive information like passwords or credit card info as a file for them. Then delete it off your server. That way, if they can recover it with that f
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by manvillej 3y ago
the fourth part of the data colada research has been posted: http://datacolada.org/112
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by manvillej 3y ago
I have a literal signed copy from her at the HBS book signing. I feel cheated and lied to.
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by manvillej 3y ago
I have to correct myself. Apparently the vulnerability was patched in San Diego patch 7 which was release on September 1st 2022. It wasn't disclosed until June 2023. I am still mad they didn't release it as a hotfix, but that mean
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by manvillej 3y ago
Hi, ServiceNow dev here. I'd agree that the CVSS might be a little overinflated, but I don't think by much. I would argue that ServiceNow as a singular component is flawed. It could be several applications on a single instance: Vu
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by manvillej 3y ago
watch the video: https://youtu.be/5wAo54DHDY0

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