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Mux (YC W16) Is Hiring Engineering ICs and Managers
(mux.com)
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Is that the case? The main chart they're showing is specifically showing change in behavior from a previous time period. > Change is equal to the difference between hourly share in 2024 and 2025 from January through August.
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No one said they were, I don't even think this font is available for use outside of are.na's product. This is about craft. I think they said it pretty well themselves: With Areal, Dinamo designed an updated version of Arial
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It's a product whose largest cohort is designers or design-minded people. Them focusing on that as part of the product itself feels like a perfectly good use of their time.
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Just curious, if you’re already in Elixir and using Postgres, why not use Oban[1]? It’s my absolute favorite background job library, and the thing I often miss most when working in other ecosystems. [1] https://github.com/ob
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Most of the collection is DVD and/or Blu-ray, but he's got some VHS tapes and video games across a few platforms. When he was giving me the spiel about joining he was explicit that he doesn't have any Laserdisc or Betamax, th
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I recently joined a local independent video rental store and it's so, so good. My partner looked at me like I was crazy when I told her, but she was a convert after one trip to pick out a movie in person. Something about browsing in pe
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How to Scan Force Pushed Commits for Secrets
(trufflesecurity.com)
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I love seeing a mainstream/popular project embracing web components. We've been working on a web components project for media players[1] for a while for the same reasons: Instead of being coupled to a specific JavaScript f
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Some students treat AI like those things. Others are effectively a meat proxy for AI. Both ends of the spectrum would call themselves "AI fluent." I don't think the existence of the latter should mean we restrict access to
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NPM 'accidentally' removes Stylus package, breaks builds and pipelines
(bleepingcomputer.com)
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Usage Rules: Leveling the Playing Field for AI-Assisted Development
(zachdaniel.dev)
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What caused the 'baby boom'? What would it take to have another?
(derekthompson.org)
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xmcp – The TypeScript MCP Framework
(xmcp.dev)
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Calling Go from Elixir with a CNode in Crystal
(relistan.com)
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I truly do not ask this to be pedantic or snarky, but “enshitification” is a very specific type of platform decay related to business models. How does that apply here?
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Seamlessly Blend PHP with Node.js
(blog.platformatic.dev)
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Tailwind is the worst form of CSS, except for all the others
(mux.com)
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Yeah, I've been a fairly vocal curmudgeon about Tailwind within my team. Some folks really like it. They're doing the work and I trust them, so I rolled with it. I still have qualms with Tailwind. My classic CSS sensibilities are
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Moral Crumple Zones: Cautionary Tales in Human-Robot Interaction
(estsjournal.org)
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> In 5 years of daily driving I rarely used Tesla’s maps and opted for my phone connected via Bluetooth. > IDK perhaps you haven't used Tesla, but carplay just is incredibly inferior. Necromancy here, but I'd missed this ear
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> CarPlay maps are garbage. What? The benefit of CarPlay is that I can use my map app of choice. Apple Maps, Google Maps, Waze, whatever. In 5 years of daily driving I rarely used Tesla’s maps and opted for my phone connected via Bluetoo
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I overall liked our Model Y, but the infotainment/touch screen situation was my biggest complaint. We recently switched to an ID Buzz because our family outgrew the Y. The interior is a huge improvement over the Y (which, fair, it is a
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It feels like everyone's talking past each other in a big way on this thread. You don't need an Apple Device to participate in one of these events. At most you might need an iCloud account, which, (imo) is pretty much the same as
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Latency and Throughput Tradeoffs of ClickHouse Kafka Table Engine
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Yeah, better analogy, but still a little flawed because that still makes it seem much better/precise than it is. It's "find and replace all" that might: - occasionally match very similar, but not exact text - will often
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This is the "ethically fraught" bit I was referencing. Once this genie is out of the bottle and into the gene pool, there's effectively no moral/ethical path to putting it back in.
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A lot of the graphics that explain how CRISPR work show this very careful snipping of a strand of DNA. Tiny little scissors making pinpoint accuracy revisions. I think that's lead to a deep misunderstanding for most people (including m
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Browser-based parametric generator for Gridfinity bins and bases
(gridfinity.perplexinglabs.com)
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Space Adventure Laika
(philome.la)
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