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by naet 4y ago
When you actually drill into what filecoin is and how it works you realize it's literally worse than any other form of data backup that I've heard of. No sane engineer would ever use it for any reason other than it being related
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by naet 4y ago
I've used crypto for regular monetary transactions (selling art) and it's a huge pain in the ass compared to using actual currency. The idea that people are going to do day-to-day purchases with bitcoin is pure fantasy, it would
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by naet 4y ago
My god it is so frustrating that I can't seem to get open ai access any time I have an idea for a project using dall e, gpt, for whatever reason, they won't approve my account. I have to sit here and watch everyone else play with
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by naet 4y ago
I usually add forms to static sites using cloud functions.
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by naet 4y ago
There is a certain class of high scale enterprise client that always voices strong prefernce for AEM. I think it might be because AEM at one point was ahead of their competitors and so a lot of the existing enterprise level companies use i
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by naet 4y ago
"Content Management – Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) was the tool of choice to update and revise the content that appears on the website." If you want to blow a massive development budget AEM is a great choice; otherwise I'd
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by naet 4y ago
I've had that idea since GPT 3 but never got any access...
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by naet 4y ago
I always thought $5+ per user (per month) is a really high fee for a not all that great service and pretty clunky client. There should be a text-only budget version that costs less for leaner organizations that can use other services for s
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by naet 4y ago
I work in the USA at a fully remote agency, and my company has a small offshore team of 3 Ukrainian developers. Are we being discriminatory because all our offshore devs are in Ukraine, when we could have hired anyone globally? I don'
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by naet 4y ago
I am a NYT subscriber and I love what they do online. Some of the one-off special effects are a bit excessively heavy, but I appreciate the creativity and willingness to push the boundaries or explore the design space of the web. I also ge
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by naet 4y ago
Full stack * is * just running code on the backend and frontend. There is no complexity requirement for something to be considered a full stack. You could have a super simple todo list with native javascript that persists by writing to a
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by naet 4y ago
The images are a bit misleading by using different timescales. Bubblesort appears to finish significantly faster than Quicksort if you are just watching the animations... I think the visualizations would be a lot more meaningful if you cou
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by naet 4y ago
I think it's the opposite. We don't need more "coddling" or protection from decision making. We don't need less adulthood... what we would benefit from IMO is keeping more of the positives of youth into adulthood.
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by naet 4y ago
When humans make a direct copy of something it can be considered plagiarism or copyright violation, and any work produced in this manner is potentially subject to serious litigation and consequence. There are different levels of learning an
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by naet 4y ago
I've been a web developer for about 3 years and in my anecdotal experience of the modern browsers I have had the most trouble with Safari. Multiple times I've hit issues with things that I would have expected to be 100% complete,
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by naet 4y ago
My current understanding of google analytics and GDPR compliance is that you can use it in a GDPR compliant manner without that much trouble. On the older UA there is a simple flag that enables IP anonymization and on the new GA4 there is
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by naet 4y ago
As more and more country specific legal regulations are raised, I wonder who will be the ultimate gatekeepers of the general internet when certain actors behave against the "rules". The current landscape is a complex system of se
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by naet 4y ago
Banks obviously have a lot of financial data at their disposal to use how they see fit. But out of curiosity I checked my bank website which falls under this category and there were only 2-3 trackers picked up by my browser and extensions.
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by naet 4y ago
I'll trade you responsibilities. I work at a small agency and often do work for non-technical clients, or get hired to work on a completely unmaintained legacy system. I end up owning nearly everything myself, and it's a massive
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by naet 4y ago
Do you pass them all?
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by naet 4y ago
I am a very happy Sonic customer as well (fuck comcast...) but the tradewars server doesn't seem to still be up? I think early Sonic had a lot of neat stuff like usenet, free hosting, and some other offerings that they have done away
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by naet 4y ago
I think there are relatively few employee protections in the USA compared with the EU. Many states have "at will employment", which means you can be fired at any point for basically no reason. https://en.m.wikipedia.org
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by naet 4y ago
There is an explanation of what is going on; it might be incomplete, but your account has in some way been flagged for fraud or spam. Maybe someone else is abusing your account, or maybe you have a miss configuration causing this to trigge
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by naet 4y ago
I didn't work them myself, but there are a lot of online options that look good. https://fullstackopen.com/en/ seems like a solid choice to me.
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by naet 4y ago
I think there's a capitalism culture that is killing a lot of what could have been good software. People are less interested in making something great or useful than they are getting a huge bag of money from VC / tech. I know bef
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by naet 4y ago
Checking your actual landing page ( https://propertywebbuilder.com ) and my opinion is... that it isn't a very good landing page. The sizing and spacing are awkward and blocky, your color scheme clashes with your images, t
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by naet 4y ago
What I love about zines specifically is that they are easy to make. Anyone can easily print one via copy machine on a very low budget, allowing a broader audience of people to author something unique compared to other publishing media. Th
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by naet 4y ago
I regularly have to interact with large companies I have no "direct" equity in, and I think it's fairly standard. Some are my clients, who may need my help BECAUSE their internal bureaucracy is causing them problems. One rec
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by naet 4y ago
IMO most NFTS have a significant amount of flaws that weaken any potential value as a collectible, at least in the current popular implementations. For one thing, they're by definition tied to a shitty blockchain and you have to deal w
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by naet 4y ago
I think I disagree with your opinion. Raw images often look fantastic if they are captured properly (in focus, exposed correctly). I still work regularly with old film cameras, and the photos develop very very nicely without any digital a

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