matisseverduyn

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by matisseverduyn 3y ago
> "The idea of an unlimited travle, and/or allowing players to catch up on previous games is something I'd like to add" Maybe that and also switch to "capitals" mode to use the capitals of the countries inst
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by matisseverduyn 3y ago
"Security" would be a useful benefit/section to add to this post: A.) If maintainers of your dependencies edited an existing/previous version, or B.) If your dependencies did not pin their dependencies. For instance, if
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by matisseverduyn 3y ago
Not sure of OP's reasoning, but... If you're trying to start an actual business, it's very very difficult to get people to pay for your solution when a large incumbent can just pay people to use their competitive (potentially
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by matisseverduyn 3y ago
It doesn't usually take you 1-3 months to master eating food from the other store, whereas a language/platform is a major investment of your time. And you become a part of a community that helps each other, so making sure the comm
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by matisseverduyn 3y ago
You were approached to participate in a coup and therefore had it squashed? Or a CEO was almost removed during their vacation?
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by matisseverduyn 3y ago
Definitely agree with that. And it's media vs. media, so they both have to sell a narrative since the stronger story, not who's actually right, will win.
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by matisseverduyn 3y ago
The reason for the lawsuit [1] seems to contradict itself; it's against spreading misinformation on X, while invoking the principle of allowing misinformation on X? > "But for speech to be truly free, we must also have the free
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by matisseverduyn 3y ago
This example seems to be survivorship bias. Personally, if someone approached me to suggest backstabbing someone else, I wouldn't trust that they wouldn't eventually backstab me as well. @bear141 said "People should oppose op
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by matisseverduyn 3y ago
In this case, yes (although, their light does eventually turn red while time remains for pedestrians, yet drivers continue their flow into RoR).
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by matisseverduyn 3y ago
Yep! Same. In that circumstance, at least, I'm able to point to the "Walk" and it's clear who's in the wrong. With a flashing "Don't walk" it's not immediately as obvious.
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by matisseverduyn 3y ago
How apropos... this just happened to me today. "Walk" displays for 3 seconds, then "Don't walk" flashes for 36 seconds. Multiple drivers, completely ignoring the pedestrians, were turning right. One driver yelled ou
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by matisseverduyn 3y ago
Avoiding sugar and fat is evidence-based, but wayyy too broadly applied. Depends on the person, the condition, and the rest of the diet. Some people who shouldn't be eating broccoli are... some people who should be eating fats are avoi
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by matisseverduyn 3y ago
"But looking more closely at the increased deaths, they were mostly from autoimmune diseases that couldn’t plausibly be related to their donations." Kidneys make calcitriol. One kidney means you'll make less, and if you don&#
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by matisseverduyn 3y ago
Not enough people realize how high CAC (customer acquisition cost) really is, even for established businesses selling proven products (took a pic of a display board outside of AT&T: free iPhone and $800 to new customers). I think they s
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Instagram introduced ads 10 years ago(twitter.com)
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by matisseverduyn 3y ago
Thanks! I thought those who hadn't heard about Bowerbirds yet might find their habits interesting :) There are a few good documentaries as well.
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by matisseverduyn 3y ago
> But it's also perfectly expected for a male, if he's aware ... looking for more important things ... I wonder if any Bowerbirds have shared your revelation.
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by matisseverduyn 3y ago
> Maybe we need some kind of non-profit media aggregator that gives you just the small drip you need and that’s it. I think you'd like news.ycombinator.com (also called Hacker News or HN). What's nice is that the news titles on
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by matisseverduyn 3y ago
Someone probably forgot to .gitignore node_modules
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by matisseverduyn 3y ago
Location: Cleveland, OH Remote: YES Willing to relocate: YES Technologies: Node.js, React.js, Vue.js, JavaScript, MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, DynamoDB, AWS, HTML, CSS, Full-stack app development, Microservices, Scalability, REST APIs, Inter
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by matisseverduyn 3y ago
> Exactly, tool vs hammer. Sometimes you made the wrong choice in tool, and then you switch tools.. Nothing wrong with that. A craftsman just knows its tools better. There is no magic bullet here. Rational take, but I see the debate simi
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by matisseverduyn 3y ago
> ...was probably the wrong audience? Because digging into... I think the casm separates testers from non-testers. I've noticed that there are either doctors who will order ALL of the blood tests (all at once, and a few times to tra
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by matisseverduyn 3y ago
Do you sometimes have less pain right when you wake up in the morning? Sometimes worse pain in the middle of the night? Permanent redness / new blood vessels? VERY dry? Have they changed shape (more pointy than round, prominent cone li
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by matisseverduyn 3y ago
> Keeping creds safe is basic security practice... So there’s going to be a lot of these mistakes made and learned as they acclimate. This might not be insightful from your perspective, because you've thought about it before, but it
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by matisseverduyn 3y ago
Noticing that comments like this are being consistently downvoted, yet there doesn't seem to be any sort of disagreement in the replies. Usually when people disagree online, they don't merely downvote, but also post their dissent.
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by matisseverduyn 3y ago
Replacing devs with LLMs.
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by matisseverduyn 3y ago
Definitely. QA at a snails pace should still be the focus here for a while, but that's not what I'm observing in the real world. Just rush, pressure, layoffs. At least this sort of behavior keeps humans employed long-term.
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by matisseverduyn 3y ago
Useful, but still wouldn't count on it. With respect to GPT etc. as a copilot, the current dialogue seems to focus on "ask for GPT to generate code to do X" then "just paste in the error message to fix bugs in the code G
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by matisseverduyn 3y ago
Roughly 7 years ago, I started using strict equality comparisons (===) in PHP and JS to avoid issues like this, and doing so has had zero negative impact on my code and obviously a MUCH higher upside. Is there any reason for using sameness
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by matisseverduyn 4y ago
If the code has been written before, and is available online (GitHub, Stack overflow etc.), GPT is just a much better search engine than Google. Even though CMSs have been around for decades, there are MANY, and many new ones created all th

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