punyearthling

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by punyearthling 4y ago
As a FED, I embrace my AI overlords. There's a lot I hate about my job (learning/using the latest silly thing React's rolling out, configuring new projects, Webpack, etc.). If AI can handle this garbage while I solve actual p
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by punyearthling 4y ago
Don't they collect data using their webfonts?
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by punyearthling 4y ago
SVB on its own? Not much. But SVB coupled with the layoffs is making me feel very uneasy about the tech sector. I know tech's seen bad days before (e.g. the dotcom bubble), but that was before I got into the industry. All these bad hea
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by punyearthling 4y ago
ChatGPT can do this very well.
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by punyearthling 4y ago
Then why am I still sad, CNBC!?
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by punyearthling 4y ago
When I hear the copyright vs. AI debate, it's always centered on American copyright law, which isn't enforceable around the world (and it shouldn't be). How do you prevent AI models in Turkmenistan, for instance, from using U
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by punyearthling 4y ago
I imagine as more people adopt induction it'll get cheaper. I think most folks just assume it's an over-priced electric stove, so there's a learning curve to adoption. Anecdotally, I love my induction. It saves me so much tim
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by punyearthling 4y ago
I think https://open-ui.org/ is trying to make this happen for a lot of unstyleable native elements.
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by punyearthling 4y ago
To be fair, you donated to Dr. Acula.
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by punyearthling 4y ago
They omitted superhero/action stars from this list. No way guys like Hugh Jackman are getting the bodies they have with "boiled chicken and rice" diets in 3 months. Impossible. I don't know enough about steroids to care
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by punyearthling 4y ago
If railroads are this critical to the US's infrastructure, maybe it shouldn't be privately owned
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by punyearthling 4y ago
I love this. Good job!
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by punyearthling 4y ago
Many have been run over with snow plows (it's snow season in Ohio right now).
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by punyearthling 4y ago
Alternatives are typically plastic-based and don't last as long.
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by punyearthling 4y ago
I've seen this link posted at least 4 times on this post as evidence of some kinda excessive ADA overreach. If it's this pervasive, there'd be more recent examples than a site purporting "Free minds. Free markets."
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by punyearthling 4y ago
Also worth noting, building accessibility into your product doesn't just help those with disabilities. Oftentimes it provides a good experience for all users.
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by punyearthling 4y ago
That's pretty specific - maybe a California thing - but I'd heard as an engineer, you just had to show an attempt was made at making your site accessible. Targeting specific ADA violations is odd to me.
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by punyearthling 4y ago
Preach! Came here to say the same thing. But you know product/stakeholders can't help themselves asking for more than they need :)
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by punyearthling 4y ago
This is the most sanitized version of what actually happened. Isn't he being investigated by the IRS?
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by punyearthling 4y ago
I work on design systems and a few things jump out at me: - Shocked there's no line-length restriction on long-form content, especially for a newspaper - I like the inclusion of bundle size info (even if it's currently broken) on
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by punyearthling 4y ago
Alpine support! Woohoo!!! Love this so much - good job
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by punyearthling 10y ago
I might be over-simplifying, but isn't this the crux of the whole "lean-in" approach? Being more assertive in the workplace definitely helps you get more interesting and meaningful work.