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by rapind 2y ago
Love that your boss was open to the idea but also wanted data to back it up. (imagine a slow clap)
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by rapind 2y ago
The end of my frontend fatigue was to get away from Javascript and it's doctrine of churn.
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by rapind 2y ago
IMO replying unsubscribe should always work for marketing emails and if it doesn’t then I flag the email as spam. Nope, I’m not going to visit that tracked / info gathering unsubscribe link.
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by rapind 3y ago
I'm on to you sir... trying to fix reddit.
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by rapind 3y ago
I thought (still do) OP was being sarcastic too and I was just playing into it.
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by rapind 3y ago
Anyone thinking I was serious is a canary in the privacy coal mine. That being said, I suspect it was just an unfortunate use of words (current / right leaders) that might lead some people to think I was being politically tribal. (noth
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by rapind 3y ago
100%. We probably shouldn’t protest or even discuss non-conforming ideas. Just agree with the current rulers on all things to be safe. Also make sure to vote for the right leaders because who knows how long that’ll remain private.
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by rapind 3y ago
It’s so interesting to see the full circle of acquisition PR.
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by rapind 3y ago
Writing an idea down just seems to reinforce it and makes you flesh it out. I think it engages your brain differently, but I’m no neuroscientist.
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by rapind 3y ago
> Just give me a product that works as advertised Almost no products fit this description, and if they do then the marketing department is getting fired. Does a Mcdonalds burger look like the picture? If you go in with a healthy dose of
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by rapind 3y ago
I make lists and break tasks in to smaller tasks, however I rarely reference these lists. They basically end up in the void. The act of making the list gets my juices flowing and reminds me of the side effects / bigger picture of my cu
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by rapind 3y ago
> people interested in power will try to game the system There need to be heavy consequences. You used to be ostracized, at least for some short period of time and in some scenarios, for selfish behaviour. Now, it seems like we approve o
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by rapind 3y ago
It’s a symptom of decades of gutting regulations. Next time you hear corp talk about how regulations make x unaffordable, look for the real incentives and benefactors of gutting that regulation.
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by rapind 3y ago
With no manual override.
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by rapind 3y ago
> State it in the email that originally contained the link and state it again on the page when they click it afterwards. No one reads this stuff. I’m not saying this to be argumentative. I have a large user base and I know from experienc
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by rapind 3y ago
> do all excercises (on a computer without wifi) And make sure you are typing the code, and not just copy pasta. Writing it out helps most people process it.
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by rapind 3y ago
It certainly does. Security usually comes at the cost of convenience and can incur confusion. In this example, where best practice may be to use one time tokens, you will end up with users who click on the secure link again (from their emai
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by rapind 3y ago
I would wager that more than half of all Kubernetes deployments are completely unnecessary yak shaves.
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by rapind 3y ago
I'd wager that spotlight's stress out crepuscular animals, even if you aren't about to shoot them. I'm sure the many other things humans do stress out animals even more though, so I'm not offering an opinion on this
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by rapind 3y ago
Agreed. I forgot to add the /s
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by rapind 3y ago
All the best punks are on insta...
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by rapind 3y ago
> and something like a Stripe integration very easy What I did (and would recommend others do), was a deep dive into Stripes API when designing my schema. It doesn't even cost anything to create an account and run some test charges,
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by rapind 3y ago
The reality that most people don't want to hear is that he could do this because he himself was the domain expert. Requirements isn't just making lists and tickets in swimlanes. It's actually learning the domain you are build
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by rapind 3y ago
That's a pretty creative translation of what I actually said.
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by rapind 3y ago
Because it's manly to be on your own emotionally (said western society at large).
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by rapind 3y ago
I don't think it needs to be "wife" other than to rhyme. Having a happy partner instead of an unhappy partner (regardless of gender) is certainly better (speaking from experience). This matters in business too.
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by rapind 3y ago
No. I was referring to forcing yourself if you wanted to run the experiment.
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by rapind 3y ago
I’m pretty sure (like 99%) that you can unlearn social media and phone bad habits if forced to with minimal fuss. Just go on a month long camping retreat (sans screens) and you’ll see how quickly we adapt.
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by rapind 3y ago
I think it also has to do with incentives. If your business model is selling ads then you have a balancing act between user and customer satisfaction. With Kagi as I understand it, the customer is the user since it’s a premium product that
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by rapind 3y ago
OP stated specifically (which you quote) “the decisions that ultimately led to this”. So… > You're hoping that Dylan gets punished for being forced to layoff employees. Seems to intentionally misconstrue what OP said.

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