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Firefly – A new compiler and runtime for BEAM languages(github.com)
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by mmcclure 4y ago
Were it not for Twitter blocking Substack links I likely never would have heard of Notes[1], and I'm even someone that knows about/likes Substack. This feels like another weird own goal by Elon/Twitter that's giving quit
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by mmcclure 4y ago
I came here to say this as well. Synology's Video Station app is also decent. Both of them are surprisingly good in a lot of ways, but also...kind of ugly. Not enough so to not use them, but I wish these two apps had the same UI polish
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Lessons learned building headless Chrome as a service(mux.com)
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E3 2023 has been cancelled(polygon.com)
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by mmcclure 4y ago
I watched an extremely senior engineer do a talk last night on his experience trying to just run through an exercise of getting ChatGPT to build the kind of tool he's built many times over his career. The takeaway at the end was: ChatG
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The Browser Company (Arc) releases an iOS app(apps.apple.com)
4 points by mmcclure 4y ago|0 comments
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by mmcclure 4y ago
I've been using Airtable to run Demuxed (decently sized video conference for people that work in video[1]) since ~2016 and my interest is definitely piqued. We do talk submission, anonymized selection processes, reviews, sponsor manage
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by mmcclure 4y ago
Found this thread by searching "hug" because it seems like we (or Daring Fireball) successfully hugged it.
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PipeWire: The Linux audio/video bus(lwn.net)
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Data Preservation, Alf’s Room, and Spicy P(walkergriggs.com)
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by mmcclure 4y ago
I thought about Atomic Habits when I read this too. The flip side that I think was also interesting to me was a few chapters later when the author talks about not letting any single identity become too overpowering. > Avoid making any si
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First Republic Bank weighing options including sale(reuters.com)
2 points by mmcclure 4y ago|0 comments
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by mmcclure 4y ago
Not in the way you're accusing them of. > I assume they are all giving every employee the same % of equity as the founders? No? And then in this latest comment, you're again clipping off the part that pretty succinctly addres
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by mmcclure 4y ago
> Some will say that we should be talking about equity, not cash compensation. While it’s true that startup equity is important, it’s also true that startup equity doesn’t pay the orthodontist’s bill or get the basement repainted. We bel
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by mmcclure 4y ago
> If a replacement isn’t doing something useful after three months, odds are it will never do anything useful. This is painful to read, but unfortunately rings true. As an aside, when I saw the domain name/year I thought I'd fi
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by mmcclure 4y ago
I think GP was referring to Gitlab itself being very vocal about fully remote. Without commenting on anything else in this thread, their company handbook[1] and the culture around it are something I find pretty interesting. [1] https:&#x2F
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by mmcclure 4y ago
That's great, love to hear it! Really excited about what you all are working on.
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by mmcclure 4y ago
That comment jumped out to me too, my recollection was that they've been pretty vocal about that not being something they wanted to solve themselves as a core competency. I'm not quite parsing if these two blurbs should still be t
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Intro to Content Defined Chunking(joshleeb.com)
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What Isaac Asimov can teach us about AI(theatlantic.com)
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Mux (YC W16) is looking for a BDR that's reading Hacker News(mux.com)
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The point of Web Components was modularity and encapsulation(twitter.com)
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Go telemetry could have been useful (video)(youtube.com)
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by mmcclure 4y ago
Loved the post, but this single bullet in the post-script list jumped out to me. > Write about things while you’re learning them; by the time you’re an expert it’s too late to start. I totally understand what the author is saying here, i
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by mmcclure 4y ago
Is there something specific you've got in mind? There are a ton of "it depends" type questions in here, but generally speaking I'd argue that rolling your own infra has some parallels with rolling your own crypto. There
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by mmcclure 4y ago
The first section is titled "Predictions Are Hard."
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Using lazy loading and blurhash to make big video players feel faster(mux.com)
1 points by mmcclure 4y ago|0 comments
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by mmcclure 4y ago
This reminds me of the Ubuntu docking phone[1] back in the day. Honestly I’m still bummed that didn’t really pan out. [1] https://www.theverge.com/2012/2/21/2812424/ubuntu-for-androi...
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ISO frustrated: When 3‑letter language codes become 2(unified-streaming.com)
2 points by mmcclure 4y ago|0 comments

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