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by nstart 5y ago
Replying to this one since that was my first impression. On closer look they did seem quite different. Gameplay, goals, all of that is similar to screeps. But the game board and therefore the mental model itself is quite different. Where sc
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Is Interactive Video the New Normal for ECommerce?(chrislema.com)
3 points by nstart 5y ago|0 comments
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+1 to this. Remote work vs work from home during pandemic times are very different experiences. The latter is definitely not pleasant in the long run. Even though I worked from home as a usual practice pre pandemic, breaking up the monotony
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Activity diagrams. I find that they are my go to when I want to communicate how something will work. This is when we are considering a modification of something that already exists or if the idea is new but well defined. I'll use draw.
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I too am interested in Twitter's April launch. It feels like a lot of clubhouse buzz is centered around twitter. Maybe it's twitter's turn to find success in integrating another company's idea into their product
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This seems like an ok time to point to Shaan's twitter thread on why he believes clubhouse will fail [1]. Nothing is guaranteed of course, but it is an entertaining read. It's designed to be a bit over the top, silicon valley esqu
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by nstart 6y ago
I'd be interested in what clubhouse bios look like once it opens up. If you haven't been looking at twitch lately, the most consistent category is "just chatting". It's literally a steamer monologuing with a comment
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This post seems like a good time to note that by default, there's no direct way to verify that what you are downloading from dockerhub is the exact same thing that exists on dockerhub [1]. Discovered after seeing a comment on HN about
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by nstart 6y ago
IIRC you need to use npm ci to ensure that package-lock.json is used. That said, when developing locally you are going to use npm install or npm update and update the package.json and package-lock.json files accordingly. I could be entirely
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Huh. That's a pretty nifty thing to do. Just wrote a python script to do that for me and it's running in the background right now. Shall be interesting to come back to it today in the evening. Do you recall how many seconds each s
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by nstart 6y ago
Flagged this one for being on edge of being a conspiracy theory. Others have already talked about the misdirection of certain points in this article. And honestly, the questions they ask about why not end to end encryption by default has al
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Docker community all hands is happening next Thursday 8 AM PST(docker.com)
2 points by nstart 6y ago|0 comments
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> It's important to note that there are no real rules here like "start at 50% lightness" or anything — every color behaves a bit differently, so you'll have to rely on your eyes for this one. My hunch is that this is
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by nstart 6y ago
I'm definitely one of those who treat it like a filesystem :') . I'd love to hear a different point of view. Would you feel ok to share thoughts on how I could be thinking of s3 to fully appreciate the right way of using it?
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by nstart 6y ago
I am super inspired by Pieter. At the same time, I'm also not a believer of a one size fits all approach. A lot of Pieter's work these days is built around remote working communities. His first ideas when he was doing 12 months, 1
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by nstart 6y ago
Look like Ben Thompson was right when he predicted the end outcome of this on Facebook's revenue [1]. He looked at the financials and noted that the real players on Facebook were the small companies looking to leverage the scale and au
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by nstart 6y ago
I think I see what you are getting at here, but I feel like the two are different examples. Being able to generate blog posts that are vague but do not venture into an uncanney valley does not mean the same thing as passing the Turing test.
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by nstart 6y ago
I'll be honest, I've followed the evolution of gpt's text generation and this is the first one that has successfully avoided the obvious contradictory nonsensical sentences. Social media also trains us to consume quickly rath
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by nstart 6y ago
I don't mean to add any fire to the debate. Just wanted to gently point out that the first recorded instances of a pandemic have happened so a pandemic does break the 3rd rule. I think other commenters have pointed out that the reactio
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by nstart 6y ago
Hi John. Wanted to share a story of appreciation! I've actually got the Klutz friendship bracelet book sitting right next to me. My sister got it as a gift when we were kids (17 years ago) and I appropriated it when she didn't use
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by nstart 6y ago
I've started handling the security inbox at Buffer now and we use a normal email approach. I can honestly say that the experience is pretty much the same and I feel like the issues you describe are independent of Hackerone (perhaps the
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by nstart 6y ago
For anyone interested in hearing more about this, John Oliver ran a segment on this -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvtNyOzGogc
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They do have RSS. Unfortunately it's truncated at /interviews/rss.xml
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you are forgetting that you first need to reach over and press escape ;)
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I think a lot of companies that provide hosting services of open source software follow this model. They'd probably be the best example for the OP to refer to in their search for relevant designs. I think ghost blog follows this model
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A prototype camera app that generates (real time) filters based on what you see(twitter.com)
5 points by nstart 6y ago|1 comments
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From my father: No matter how correct you are, you won't get anywhere by making the other person feel stupid. He gave me this after we went together to a conference on communication and I found the presenter to be making some rather do
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Onetimesecret worked well for me. Can also be self hosted.
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I absolutely love the gist of the article: interpreting quantitative research is something most of us are fundamentally illiterate on. That's definitely how I feel about it at least. Others might feel differently. That said, how does o
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My heart beat a little faster when I saw the VB dialog box. I experienced building software for the first time when I was taken to my father's office where they used VB and Foxpro (and still do) to build ERP systems. Everything looked

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