mpeg

27 ms·

361.
by mpeg 3y ago
It's a crypto hustler thing, they create twitter accounts "BowTiedX" and try to grow their following (they follow each other too) and make money online as fast as possible.
362.
by mpeg 3y ago
You can’t currently get a GPT4 API key without being handpicked by OpenaAI sadly. I’m not saying this makes the above repo right, but it is gatekept.
363.
by mpeg 3y ago
yep I just realised and edited my comment, I imagine the full question has a clearer description that OP cut down for the blog post.
364.
by mpeg 3y ago
I love these kind of logic puzzles, if you're up for losing an evening the clips game [0] is one of my long time favourite ones. It starts easy but puzzles 6 and 7 are tricky to do within the assertion limit [0]: https://md5
365.
by mpeg 3y ago
No, you don't. You still only have to check those 2 cards. If you're asking about card 3 then that's the common mistake – it doesn't matter whether that card has a number or an emoji on the other side, because the only l
366.
by mpeg 3y ago
All that NFT money had to go somewhere...
367.
by mpeg 3y ago
FWIW, in the UK notice periods are not worth enforcing either, you have to prove (as the employer) that you incurred extra costs because of the short notice which is tricky and usually not worth it.
368.
by mpeg 4y ago
Yeah of course, you always have to do what is best for your company/clients and React is always a great choice (can't beat the ecosystem) It's the same reason why I non-ironically recommend Wordpress to a lot of people that h
369.
by mpeg 4y ago
Isn't it just great? In my experience it's often the in-house technical team that ends up being overprotective about their turf. And I kinda get it, I've been in-house tech leadership for companies where consultants have been
370.
by mpeg 4y ago
It's possible, I have also seen that, especially in small companies where everyone is very protective of their turf. I also had a terrible interview experience years after that where I was being interviewed for a CTO position by the co
371.
by mpeg 4y ago
I came into this thread to comment about a similar experience. Had a call set up with the company founder for a consulting role, for me generally this means an informal chat where they share the pains they're experiencing, I share my b
372.
by mpeg 4y ago
There are also frameworks like solidjs which have similar syntax to React but avoid the complexity of hooks with a simpler API and no hook rules. Classes are not the only solution
373.
by mpeg 4y ago
Warp Terminal has an AI command search built in, using natural language. It's pretty nice, if you can get past the fact it requires an account to use it and it's not OSS
374.
by mpeg 4y ago
How is this app anywhere near NSO Group’s software in terms of features? Life360 doesn’t attempt to hide itself, and makes its features clear to the user (eg you have to opt in to being tracked) while NSO makes spyware that exploits the pho
375.
by mpeg 4y ago
The template linked uses contenteditable (through prosemirror) and builds on top of it
376.
by mpeg 4y ago
I think I'm qualified to give this advice, seeing as some of the biggest brands in the world have trusted my advice on digital marketing. It has nothing to do about whether I personally can risk the $19, I'm not even in the target
377.
by mpeg 4y ago
I don’t mean to be harsh, but if running a free trial would bankrupt you, you shouldn’t be trying to start a company. It also doesn’t inspire much confidence in your early users, there’s been a lot of these GPT API cashgrabs popping up all
378.
by mpeg 4y ago
Cloudflare open sourced workerd, the workers runtime. [0] Of course there is more to the platform than just that, but your code isn’t exactly unportable anyway. [0]: https://blog.cloudflare.com/workerd-open-source-workers-ru
379.
by mpeg 4y ago
Hey! Airbyte was working in theory, but it was not very user friendly to handle a large Salesforce instance (this was for a client of mine with 100k+ employees) I've just given it another go with Airbyte Cloud and I think some of the i
380.
by mpeg 4y ago
Google Sheets maxes out pretty quickly in terms of number of rows... working with sheets with 100k+ rows is extremely slow
381.
by mpeg 4y ago
I just gave it a go and am super impressed with the Salesforce connector, most of the tools I've tried are awful for SFDC (including data sync tools like airbyte etc) I loaded in around 100k rows and performance was fantastic. I think
382.
by mpeg 4y ago
I don’t think this is the right audience for your grievance. There are plenty of people who focus solely on their passions, with money they made through work. That’s probably a more realistic route than expecting someone else to fund you no
383.
by mpeg 4y ago
I think React won partly because one of the most important tools for Facebook's revenue, the "Power Editor", was built on react (before react even existed, I suppose) As one of the first Facebook PMDs (later FMPs) part of my
384.
by mpeg 4y ago
Seriously asking: why? In frontend engineering where there is a separation of logic and presentation you end up with flimsy, broken code. We used to write websites in html and then add some js that targeted specific elements and that was im
385.
by mpeg 4y ago
FYI Solid’s creator Ryan Carniato is a member of Marko’s core team (although he left eBay) Solid has definitely gained more traction recently and the syntax is close to react, but Marko is really closer to Solid + SolidStart, and the upcomi
386.
by mpeg 4y ago
I don’t have inside info like you might, but it seems like a mean-spirited comment considering ebay.com uses marko, as well as other sites in the ebay group. It definitely has not gained a lot of traction outside of ebay but there is a fair
387.
by mpeg 4y ago
You joke, but we get kids in the discord constantly because they try their name as the discord invite code!
388.
by mpeg 4y ago
There are some docs on how to deploy for different node servers (express etc) as well as an examples repo which has templates for different environments. I run Marko on cloudflare pages for some of my clients and couldn’t be happier, it’s t
389.
by mpeg 4y ago
Anyone even tangentially involved in infosec knows shodan though... so in that context everything done in the article was trivial.
390.
by mpeg 4y ago
I too always find myself wanting features from functional languages, I haven't done much Haskell but love the syntax for pattern matching in Elixir with guards, plus the pipe operator.

More ›