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by noahtallen 3y ago
Two of the core tourist streets (Pike/Pine) are getting redone to be more pedestrian friendly: https://waterfrontseattle.org/waterfront-projects/pike-pine-...
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by noahtallen 3y ago
Another fun Seattle site is the permit record search: https://web.seattle.gov/dpd/edms/ If you put in an address for many newer projects (say 1200 Stewart St), and then sort by document size largest to smallest, t
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by noahtallen 3y ago
I think it's up-to-date in terms of new projects that get added, but there are definitely some completed ones whose status isn't updated. (But also some recently completed projects are removed, so I'm not sure why it's i
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by noahtallen 3y ago
The JS ecosystem has moved away from massive monolithic packages due to bundle size constraints. Unfortunately, JS code has a lot of extra constraints placed on it since it has to be instantly performant over the wire. Something desktop app
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by noahtallen 3y ago
I think the coolest thing about this is you avoid so many round trips to the server. Every single database call and asset request happens on the client! (After you accept the several seconds of loading time.) I think it's also hilariou
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by noahtallen 3y ago
> As a value proposition, you have an initial cost of $50-$300 You can get a cheap antenna off Amazon for $10-$20, and even my budget-oriented TCL Roku TV has a built-in tuner. In cities, this works pretty well! I don’t think many young
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by noahtallen 3y ago
There are projects attempting to do more things. I've really enjoyed Parcel ( https://parceljs.org ). But it won't handle things like linting or unit testing, which you may or may not want. Vite is also pretty popular (
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by noahtallen 3y ago
But it would be very simple for Reddit to require ads to be served in Apollo. They could say that in order to view a feed of posts at scale, you'll have to include ads that are injected into the feed. They could revoke the API token fo
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by noahtallen 3y ago
On the flip side, Europe does have more tedious liquid regulations (all small bottles fitting within a clear 1L bag with hat must be outside your luggage). Security lines at massive airports (CDG, LHR) are still pretty long and not that muc
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by noahtallen 3y ago
It's the other way around for Mr. Beast, though. Keanu happens to have a huge load of money from doing other things like acting. And as a side note, he is widely talked about on various internet communities like Reddit and gets a huge
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by noahtallen 3y ago
> I'd love to know if the people that measured and promote these bright, astonished-face, click-bait thumbnails ever bothered to test their effectiveness with different target demographics They have bothered to test the effectivenes
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> But IMO that would be overkill and quite likely not be able to provide 165 HZ, or the GPU couldn't actually drive it at full HZ. While it might be overkill, I think GPUs would have a fine time with it. Low end laptops have been dr
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by noahtallen 3y ago
You're right, but we're talking about Apple. While they may not be able to introduce a ChatGPT competito, Siri basically has a captive audience. With OS-level integrations, you can easily imagine a much more powerful and interacti
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by noahtallen 3y ago
There actually have been rumors about this: https://www.macrumors.com/2023/05/22/apple-ramps-up-hiring-o... (and I remember hearing more before April as well.) I feel like any company which has chatbots as a
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by noahtallen 3y ago
A person living in NYC making $155k pays 34% effective tax rate. (Or in Seattle: 25%, Chicago: 30%.) This calculator is pretty good: https://smartasset.com/taxes/income-taxes#4RIGzkc2ey I don’t understand your point ab
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by noahtallen 3y ago
I think there are a lot of huge misconceptions about modern web dev in posts like these. The part of the internet that’s trash is pretty much anything related to ad tech (and therefore tracking). But this is also what funds basically the en
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by noahtallen 3y ago
JSdoc syntax looks like this: /* * Function that adds * @param {number} a One number to add * @param {number} b Another number to add * @return {number} The added numbers */ function add(a, b) {
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by noahtallen 3y ago
2x TC seems high. For one direct example I know of, benefits package (including all the insurances with all premiums paid by the employer) costs around $25k/yr. I feel like at $150k salary, it’s probably like $200k total cost? Payroll
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by noahtallen 3y ago
I wouldn’t discount all-in-one tooling. Look at a language like Rust — its std toolchain includes a doc generator, package creation, type system, linter, formatter, compiler, dependency management, etc. This makes for a very pleasant develo
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by noahtallen 3y ago
I haven’t watched the content OP is mentioning, but Linus has a lot of industry connections so it seems very believable he’d be able to get in touch with someone who knows more about the situation.
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by noahtallen 3y ago
It was pretty rainy here in Seattle up until last week. So Juneuary is still on the table ;)
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by noahtallen 3y ago
I don’t know if I agree. For a toy project, sure, you don’t need anything at all except a static file host. However, many experienced devs aren’t going to sacrifice tools they know improve codebases when working on new projects at work, or
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by noahtallen 3y ago
The way folks handle this in production is with browserslist, which lets you query on different things you want to support: https://github.com/browserslist/browserslist . This in turn tells other parts of your tooling w
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by noahtallen 3y ago
I haven’t experienced this for new (and even old) luxury high rises in Seattle. The reason street parking is a shitshow is because private developers charge huge amounts of money for their parking garage. New high rises have huge amounts of
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by noahtallen 3y ago
The numbers I shared in my post are from some basic math! Over 5 years, you spend more money, even if it appreciates by 5% when you sell it. This is because $170k of your mortgage payments went to interest alone, not to mention HOA fees, pr
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by noahtallen 3y ago
I almost agree, but I do think that ownership is better for society because that it distributes wealth more widely.
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by noahtallen 3y ago
Which sentiment? I grew up in Ohio; lived there for 18 years. It makes financial sense to buy a home near Toledo, for example. (E.g. not so expensive that you’d loose money vs renting.) Not a ton to do, though.
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True, one of the biggest highlights of the state!
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I don’t think it’s a complete downgrade. You get phishing protections, single-site super-strong “passwords”, if the public key is leaked, it doesn’t impact you, etc. If the only attack vector is someone having to crack into your encrypted h
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by noahtallen 3y ago
Definitely agree with this sentiment! Houses are affordable only in low cost of living areas where folks don’t want to live for a reason. Some of those reasons are subjective (not a lot to do in Ohio), and some are very objective (certain r

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