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by qudat 3y ago
As far as I can tell that doesn't include prettier which is an annoying configuration since eslint and prettier partially overlap in feature-set
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by qudat 3y ago
You want to know how it competes? “yarn add rome” Done. Now demonstrate the equivalent using prettier, eslint, and typescript. It’s a configuration nightmare …
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by qudat 3y ago
Biological systems are unnecessarily complex systems. This why the key to understanding ourselves won’t happen by studying biology, rather by creating AGI. https://bower.sh/in-love-with-a-ghost
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by qudat 3y ago
Every once in awhile I get inspired by a title and start writing.
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In Love with a Ghost(bower.sh)
1 points by qudat 3y ago|1 comments
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by qudat 3y ago
> further increase the wealth/power gap The wealth gap is a distraction, it doesn't measure anything meaningful. We shouldn't care how big the wealth gap is, rather, are more people leading healthy, happy lives. To go fu
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by qudat 3y ago
This argument is so common and I don’t get it. It lacks any context to historical advancements of technology. This will only be good for our economy, any argument against is arguing against the entire trajectory of human technological advan
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by qudat 3y ago
Can someone explain the power consumption difference between one of these chips and an arm (eg m1)?
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by qudat 3y ago
Ive been reading every line of this blog for a week trying to get it to work — and failed. The goal is container driven development. But if all my dev tools are inside a container, how do I iterate on building new containers within a contai
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by qudat 3y ago
I only sub to YouTube premium and have never used Spotify because yt music is awesome.
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by qudat 4y ago
I'm inclined to agree and when they eventually die, what happens to the tool they built? I've been using https://rome.tools and really love the work they put into it. It's clear they had people working fulltime o
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by qudat 4y ago
Yes! Everyone reading this that wants a Casio: just get the f-105w I went from f91w to the illuminator and it’s much nicer for the backlight
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by qudat 4y ago
I’ve had to dip my toes into R recently to help my wife with data cleaning. `dplyr` is what I reach for when helping her. The pipe operator as well as treating csv tables as SQL was intuitive for me as a software engineer.
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by qudat 4y ago
> This has been the promise over and over again, for centuries, and it has consistently not paid off. Where's the predicted society where automation allows us all to work for two hours a day, and spend the rest at leisure? The end r
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by qudat 4y ago
I think this strikes at such a great line of reasoning: declarative vs imperative is the wrong abstraction. The thing I actually care about is: can I use a programming language or not?
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by qudat 4y ago
https://prose.sh employs this tactic. You control all the source files and then upload them to use. You get to keep all your content and you are welcome to host your site elsewhere.
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by qudat 4y ago
It seems like the real breakthrough happened at google with “All you need is attention”
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by qudat 4y ago
I'd love to learn more about how you used your mainboard for a nas. What did you house it in?
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by qudat 4y ago
Bravo, I agree with all your points. React frameworks are mostly hype in order to justify using a particular PaaS. They’ve hired all the influencers and using it to their advantage. There definitely are good reasons to use SSR and these fr
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by qudat 4y ago
My blog is mostly a dev journal which has helped me better think about and express my ideas about software development. It also helped me remove writing blocks because I intentionally time-box my posts. https://bower.sh
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by qudat 4y ago
Because there is a lot of creativity involved when you are placing pixels on a screen. You’d be surprised by how many different ways you can render a button. There is no single abstraction that satisfies all business requirements.
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by qudat 4y ago
I have the ID.4 and besides the software it is a fantastic car. We also have a Golf R and would love to have the same car but all electric. I would be all over the ID.2 if it reaches the US.
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by qudat 4y ago
I had this blocker to writing as well. The key for me was to stop writing for your readers, write for yourself. Who cares if someone disagrees with your thoughts? https://bower.sh/on-will-to-action
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We don't need human linters(bower.sh)
1 points by qudat 4y ago|0 comments
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by qudat 4y ago
I really don't understand the argument against Thiel. He might have help cause the bank run ... but he used his own influence in the market to withdraw all of his money. He took matters into his own hands without leveraging governmen
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by qudat 4y ago
I’d argue the back end is pushing a bunch of complexity to the front end and then we all wonder why it’s so complex https://bower.sh/dogma-of-restful-api
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by qudat 4y ago
> When I think of the most difficult to understand code I've come across it was probably written by someone who lives and breathes that interpretation of DRY. Totally agree with this interpretation and why I wrote a recent article a
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by qudat 4y ago
I'm sure this is a great strat that companies already use. - Recruit people to a new project that has a selection bias towards under-performers (or some other characteristic you want to weed-out) - Let the project rot for a quarter - C
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by qudat 4y ago
They can just replace every component in their system without the ghost in the machine dissipating
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by qudat 4y ago
Not in this case. If intelligence always created intelligent machines that are capable of replacing us, then how is that not intelligence as well? Further, silicon-based lifeforms would be able to spread and travel the universe much easier

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