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by port11 9mo ago
And wonderfully done in a city where people are usually paid a living wage, and even students don’t have to work for free (hi Belgium!)
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by port11 9mo ago
This is wonderful, thank you. It’s true that as a parent that comes more easily, most of my job is to help him mature into an independent and self-reliant person. Good reframing.
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by port11 9mo ago
The selling of sovereign infrastructure to foreign actors is a failure of regulation. I’m baffled as to why that was approved.
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by port11 9mo ago
I understand. It’s a great reply. To my dismay, I’ve never worked in a place like the first one you’ve described. Managers have certainly been confident enough in me to just let me ship stuff I built alone, or obviously that a team built wi
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by port11 9mo ago
100%, and many developers are gonna fall for it. I’m off GitHub because I don’t think every corporation under the sun should profit off my work.
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by port11 9mo ago
It’s also a completely meaningless headline. It could be the beginning of just about any Medium post, corporate blog, or cyberpunk Steam game.
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by port11 9mo ago
60 million dollar idea and you’re giving it away for free!
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by port11 9mo ago
I’m testing this as well, but I’ve no idea people are getting good results out of Claude. What a waste of money… it’s incredible. It will get stuck on everything: basic string substitution, trying to install Python dependencies in a Node pr
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by port11 9mo ago
I’ve never been asked for coverage as a metric or target, at least not by managers. Most of the… drudge that you describe seems to come from fellow developers. These are self-inflicted wounds by the “journeyman idealists”, making us all per
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by port11 9mo ago
Ironically many of the website’s examples look worse than what they compare against. Taste is personal, I guess.
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by port11 9mo ago
Many (most? all?) of the payment systems I’ve used over the years can interop with Visa or Maestro. Case in point: my Bancontact cards can pay in any Belgian business even if they can’t afford the better machines that do VISA, but my card a
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by port11 9mo ago
I don’t see why they can’t just piggyback on existing, proven solutions such as Bancontact, Carte Bleu, etc., which are all based on a card running on its own network. If it’s app-based, we’re excluding quite some citizens from it.
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by port11 9mo ago
I went from CTO to unemployed to stay-at-home dad. It taught me something about myself as a manager: I wasn’t trying to micro-manage and was pretty hands-off, but I always had a small voice in my head saying I could do things better myself.
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by port11 9mo ago
Interesting, it’s one of very few movies I went back to rewatch because it was such a great cinematic experience. Maybe I was more forgiving to it because it was a new format and a new take on the story of Spider-Man (who’s a great superher
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by port11 9mo ago
I agree with sibling that Kurosawa does this very well. My take: Marvel movies have a loooot going on. That might just be draining after a while, since the human brain isn’t wired for constant arousal. Old school action movies are still q
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by port11 9mo ago
I don’t understand why. Surely the person likely to install Lineage will simply avoid modern Samsung phones, whereas the average user remains unaffected. So all Samsung gets is a tiny drop in sales and worse public image amongst some users?
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by port11 9mo ago
As if. I’ve had Gemini stuck on AG because it couldn’t figure out how to use only one version of React. I managed to detect that the build failed because 2 versions of React were being used, but it kept saying “I’ll remove React version N
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by port11 9mo ago
It might be a gym-type situation, where the average of all users just ends up being profitable. Of course it could be bait-and-switch to get people committed to their platform.
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by port11 9mo ago
From my (limited) experience, that magic is incredibly linked to autonomy and ownership. Some research around British government workers found higher job satisfaction in units with hands-off managers. It resonates with my own career. I’m re
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by port11 9mo ago
Waiting on AI is its own category, so I’m not entirely sure what ‘idle time’ means. Of course we could just go and read that study…
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by port11 9mo ago
This is a bit slandering, no? Cargill is a key supplier of arachidonic acid, and let’s say that’s where Nestlé gets it. Are they at fault for Cargill’s sourcing of Chinese ARA/DHA? Okay, they are, let’s say. But why are you buying vi
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by port11 9mo ago
“In standard corporate doublespeak with lots of jargon…“, followed by whatever you want to hand wave away.
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by port11 9mo ago
Non-personalised ads might indeed be more scammy, but it should be the ad network’s responsibility to vet and monitor their advertisers. (Imagine Don Draper making ads for penis enlargement companies.) Let’s also not pretend that personalis
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by port11 9mo ago
AI is killing this. Millennials are killing that. Gen Z certainly must be killing another thing. And Yarn? It was killing NPM. This nonsense type of title really was made for a world where nuance doesn’t exist. B2B SaaS is projected to gro
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by port11 9mo ago
Even with ex-partner being on iOS and an amateur photographer, we never paid for more than a bit of storage. I don’t think I know anyone (or ever did) that paid for Apple TV, and I think all our acquaintances have Spotify (we don’t). People
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by port11 9mo ago
As the quotes go, before you judge others make sure your affairs are in order. I’m not judging the young that are now trying to make sense of this hectic and overwhelming world. But… I do agree with you, that had these things been there, I&
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by port11 9mo ago
Depends on your views of the lymphatic system and the role of fiber and protein. My fiber intake during keto was <15g, and I think my colon wasn’t happy.
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by port11 9mo ago
Well, that J over there might be the trick. In keto I wouldn’t use jelly. I ate whatever fats and bits of protein I wanted, but it turns out that you’re full all the time and end up eating less (~2.2k calories vs my median of 2.6k).
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by port11 9mo ago
Hmm, very good point indeed. So far it’s behaved, but I also admit I wasn’t crazy about the outputs it gave me. We’ll see, Anthropic should probably think about their reputation if these issues are common enough.
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by port11 9mo ago
Good point, but has anyone shown that gravity doesn’t work in general relativity conditions? We move the needle of proof, such that the burden to disprove becomes harder. That seems fine by me, it’s nicer and nicer to see the benefits of ex

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