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by preommr 3y ago
Wow, that's a pretty cool - so simple but so useful. I'll also share that I've been using `curl cheat.sh/jq` (cheat.sh in general is a great resource) for years. Although now I'd probably use something like chatgpt.
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by preommr 3y ago
> it's also freed of the type wrangling and gymnastics needed to please the TS compiler. If you're fighting typescript that much, then what's the point? The point of using things like types is correctness that can be stat
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by preommr 3y ago
This already exists. It's called taxes, death, and children. Billionaires only have a single lifetime to spend their wealth, taxed at pretty high rates when they actually liquidate their assets, and it eventually evaporates over a few
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by preommr 3y ago
> - Dependency injection - not sure what it is exactly as I'm not familiar with Vue, but I don't think Svelte has a concept like this It's poorly named (holdover from earlier version of vue when svelte didnt exist and reac
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by preommr 3y ago
The difference is that wages have not kept up with inflation nor with productivity and house prices are much higher. And another big problem is that the whole thing was poorly managed. People built lives around low interest rates, and peopl
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by preommr 3y ago
It would not. 1. Wasm based UI libraries exist already, checkout makepad [0] for example. 2. Web app standards are way higher than when flash was around. I highly doubt there would be any serious discussion that would also involve vue/
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by preommr 3y ago
> a product way ahead of its time Ahead of it's time? The gaming industry is the biggest entertainment sector - millenials that grew up playing video games have the highest amount of disposable income. The market exists. The technol
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by preommr 3y ago
Ticket closed, case closed. And I am only half-joking about that. I don't think that effort is that visible and often goes unrewarded. I feel like a lot of managers don't directly, but indirectly use number of tickets closed as a
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by preommr 3y ago
Duplication is cheaper because of how most programmers write code at their job: - write stuff as fast as possible, without having time to think about overall architecture, especially if it involves having to cooperate with other devs. It&#x
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by preommr 3y ago
What stories are you guys talking about? You guys are making it seem like this is a common occurence and I've never heard of anything like this. I've never heard of teachers frequently sharing personalized stories that are also tr
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by preommr 3y ago
> But also have been feeling out of my depth recently, perhaps regretting my lack of solid CS background. I have a CS degree, and honestly the biggest practical value I got out of it was learning things that were cultural signals that le
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The whole situation is confusing enough without this trash making things worse. > with the Creativity Machine identified as the author and himself as the “work-for-hire to the owner of the Creativity Machine.” How on earth is a machine
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by preommr 3y ago
Quite surprised at how much people agreed with this post. I personally don't think this is such a good idea - it's not that hard to write a general purpose API that covers 80% of obvious use cases, and have app-specific grouping o
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by preommr 3y ago
When we get the wish.com version of dang.
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> but also if they don't, the attack ad for their opponent writes itself. Does this even matter anymore? Seems like people are so tribal that they'll vote for their party no matter what, combined with lots of voter apathy makes
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Cloud providers don't even support ipv6 that well let alone expecting the general public to switch over.
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> None of those things are going to make a bad feature successful and not doing these will not make a good feature unsuccessful. Which is why the article says: "This last 1% isn't just what separates a great product from a good
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> While Google’s been working on making multiplatform app development easier for years – from Angular and Flutter to Google Cloud and Firebase Yea, and those products are not doing well. It would be nice to see Google focusing on the shi
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by preommr 3y ago
> (And at <$500, not much more expensive.) It's even worse. From the article: > But right now, you can buy a "new," unused Flip C302 for $550 from Amazon or $820 via Walmart's Marketplace So it's actually c
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by preommr 3y ago
Counterpoint: My hobby projects all use AWS because that's what I am familiar with, and they have the cheapest prices. I also reuse a lot of resources like a database to further save costs.
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by preommr 3y ago
> X Corp., formerly known as Twitter, So this wasn't a joke? Musk is really rebranding everything as 'x'?
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by preommr 3y ago
This is such a bad faith argument. The scale of buses make them much worse in terms of cost-effectiveness and therefore environment safety. Instead of spending overhead on specialized equipment, it's much better to mass produce similar
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by preommr 3y ago
> "free money for everyone, whats the problem, we don't really need to work?!" don't seem to understand that someone has to do the work you're avoiding, or else things don't progress. No they don't. If
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by preommr 3y ago
Sending a small item like that as a prize for a contest seems reasonable. The design of that keycap on the other hand is ridiculous.
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I don't get it. I also see other comments not getting it so I don't think it's just me. Is this like Kindle unlimited where someone pays a single subscription and gets access to all content providers on the platform (in this
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by preommr 3y ago
> If I handed you a bunch of receipts and invoices ... would you know what my business was and how to market it? ...Yes? Lmao, itemized cash flow is like the main thing to look at for in any business. Edit: I just saw the other comment m
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by preommr 3y ago
> while PE/VC firms do these deals every day of the week That's why you hire a lawyer that also does this stuff everyday of the week.
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> Google had shifted its focus to "creating software platforms for AR that it hopes to license to other manufacturers building headsets." Assuming that AR/VR is a viable market, then this strategy seems short-sighted. The
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Others have mentioned the proble of government backed loans, but the whole higher education system is broken. People are going in to get a degree with a job, meanwhile there's a whole bunch of administrators and people that think unive
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by preommr 3y ago
> I wouldn't expect it to necessarily overlap with programming skill. What is programming skill? For loops and writing a recusion function? If you ever talk to a lawyer, they're not just robots that regurgitate the law, they ca

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