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by ncphillips 6y ago
Honestly their content isn’t even that good. I got subscription for the year and I won’t bother renewing. The production quality is great, but the content is really hit and miss. I think they should probably be more selective with their cou
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by ncphillips 6y ago
It's not a great comparison. Coal mining isn't knowledge work.
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by ncphillips 6y ago
Lower wages for SV but higher wages everywhere else. The average developer wage for SV is $100,000 higher than the average where I live.
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by ncphillips 6y ago
If management is pushing a project it is their Responsibility to clearly articulate why a project is being taken on. If the team thinks it’s a waste of time then management has failed to communicate the companies objectives and how the proj
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by ncphillips 6y ago
The article states that teams with high psychological safety have success with feedback weeks, it does not say that feedback week results in high psychological safety.
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by ncphillips 7y ago
That is a cool project but you’d still have to keep it in sync with your frontend code. The beauty of Gary’s setup is changes to his database update the types for the server side Code AND client side code. The value of that comes from using
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by ncphillips 7y ago
9 women can all try to have baby at the same time though
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by ncphillips 7y ago
Thanks so much! We’re really just getting started. There’s going to be a lot of advances in the next couple months.
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by ncphillips 7y ago
Preview Mode is an amazing innovation! I work on TinaCMS, a toolkit for building content management into your website, and we just implemented an open-authoring system on our own docs. People can contribute to our docs without ever leaving
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by ncphillips 7y ago
Emotions _are_ facts. By not reporting your emotions around a subject, you're omitting the facts of the situation.
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by ncphillips 7y ago
From what I’ve read “rushing” for vaccines means it will be ready in 2 years
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by ncphillips 7y ago
I dunno about that. The only thing I use is GitHub Actions. Projects pales in comparison to Asana, and Pages is a nightmare compared to Netlify or NOW.
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by ncphillips 7y ago
TinaCMS supports this exact thing with Gatsby and Next.js There's also been some prototypes of TinaCMS being used to edit Hugo sites. https://tinacms.org
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by ncphillips 7y ago
The Models are all the code that define your business logic. They have no idea how they get represented in the UI, and they have no idea what calls their operations. The Views accept data and generate a UI of some kind. They have no idea wh
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by ncphillips 7y ago
Forestry.io is a headless CMS that is backed by Git. It is made for Static Site generators and the content is still kept in your repository.
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by ncphillips 7y ago
It's because of the idea of iatrogenics: harm caused by the doctor. If things are going wrong in a web server then intervention is almost always necessary. The human body can take care of itself, and most of the time it's better t
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by ncphillips 7y ago
Are Your Lights On? by Gerald Weinberg
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by ncphillips 7y ago
Could you give some real examples of topics and the books you chose?
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by ncphillips 7y ago
Perhaps that’s what they were saying. My memory of this idea is not great, but it’s the same here in Canada as the UK.
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by ncphillips 7y ago
I would expect that for the Washington Post, but this is the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition; it’s target audience are not laymen.
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by ncphillips 7y ago
This makes sense to me. My understanding is that consuming sugar has a much higher impact on obesity then consuming fat, and that low-fat milk usually has added sugar to make up for the flavour-loss from removing the fat. I am not exactly
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by ncphillips 7y ago
Checkout this gastby starter :) https://github.com/tinacms/gatsby-starter-tinacms
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by ncphillips 7y ago
Tina maintainer here! There has been some thoughts around how Tina could be used _with_ CraftCMS. Nothing concrete yet, but it's on our minds!
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by ncphillips 7y ago
Tina maintainer here. There has been around how Tina could be used _with_ CraftCMS.
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by ncphillips 7y ago
The quote was more about the experience (i.e. just a long list of form fields with no context) rather then about the difficulty.
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by ncphillips 7y ago
> But my problem is that my customers cannot run cli They don't need to. Netlify watches your Github repository and automatically triggers a deploy when changed. They just press save and it gets deployed. > Tina CMS has nice drag
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by ncphillips 7y ago
A lot of the problems you’re talking about have been solved for years now. A common setup might be Forestry CMS, Gatsby SSG, and Netlify to build+deploy. And Tina Teams will be the future of that: https://tinacms.org/teams
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by ncphillips 7y ago
Wordpress definitely is great for some cases, but SSGs absolutely handle SEO, they’re by definition bettyer at caching, they’re immensely more secure, and absolutely capable of building complex sites. At Forestry, we’ve seen a lot of teams
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by ncphillips 7y ago
Tina maintainer here! Tina is not a CMS in the traditional sense. It’s a set of tools that let you make your site it’s own CMS. It’s going to be different, because it’s not the same kind of code. It’s not an app, or even a framework, it’s a
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by ncphillips 7y ago
It’s actually nonsense. Certainty has nothing to do with how many people said yes or no, it’s about how many people are in the experiment. If you sample size of 2, and both like the new UI, then you can’t say you have 100% certainty. I.e. 3

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