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   by rcarr 4y ago

   Four Yorkshiremen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ue7wM0QC5LE
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   by rcarr 4y ago

   It was absolutely crystal clear that a group of people on the council have got it in for him. Obviously things are edited to show him in a favourable light but he was clearly trying to build something that was in the genuine interests of fa
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   by rcarr 4y ago

   For me, OODA really clicked when I mapped it to the Weinberg-Satir Interaction Model: Observe -> Intake Orient -> Meaning Decide -> Significance Act -> Response Highly recommend checking out the work of Gerald Weinberg and Virgi
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   by rcarr 4y ago

   came here to say this. everyone blames google and social media which is true but the other major part of it is form vs function. Most of the time the arty sites prioritise the former over the latter and they become annoying to use for anyth
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   by rcarr 4y ago

   This is always a good read: https://blog.pragmaticengineer.com/project-management-at-big...
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   by rcarr 4y ago

   I’m pretty sure they can do under the banner of fan fiction if they don’t seek to profit off it.
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   by rcarr 4y ago

   https://i.am.ai/roadmap
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   by rcarr 4y ago

   I didn’t, from the docs it looks as if it takes advantage of cloud sharing. I imagine once’s it got the link it scrapes the notes and then uses the data. https://docs.montaigne.io/guides/new-site
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   by rcarr 4y ago

   If you use https://montaigne.io you don't even have to leave notes.
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    by rcarr 4y ago

    I wanted to love it but I agree with Kev Quirk's take: https://kevquirk.com/micro-blog-is-still-confusing/
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    by rcarr 4y ago

    Netlify CMS is dead[1] after the core dev left the company, Forestry is also officially dead as of April this year. Netlify CMS got forked into StaticCMS and the team behind Forestry have created TinaCMS. After experimenting with both last
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    by rcarr 4y ago

    > See, your attitude screams "I'm rich, I'm young, I can afford to upgrade to latest technology whenever". Right. So I've specifically just told you I am in no way rich. In my country, I am statistically in the b
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    by rcarr 4y ago

    > I'm young and rich, and I can't understand why the rest of the world caters to other people than me" is a position, for sure. I'm certainly not rich. I've yet to earn a salary in any given year that was above t
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    by rcarr 4y ago

    > If you have 200 million users, 0.25% is 500 000 people. You may think it's not much, but most cities on Earth have fewer people than that. And it's 0.25% IE, and 0.25% QQ, and 0.25% that Samsung browser from 2014, and... And
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    by rcarr 4y ago

    I enjoyed this, most indie web stuff sounds like a nightmare but this was clear and well explained and I might give it a go myself as a result. Made your blog a new addition to my rss feeds.
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    by rcarr 4y ago

    Ahh my bad! Still might be useful if you’re looking to move to the med
17. 737.▲
    by rcarr 4y ago

    I’m pretty sure Spain just started a golden visa program. These things probably move in cycles depending on the economic conditions and the governments. If you’re really loaded, you can just buy your way into become a citizen of Malta an ge
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    by rcarr 4y ago

    The world needs more comments like this. Nail meets head.
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    by rcarr 4y ago

    > OK, fuck it. Please go become a CEO of a large corporation if you can. And then try to find peace in your dumb Trump hotel themed world, surrounded by fake smiles, cringe, and living in constant fear and being forced to make decisions
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    by rcarr 4y ago

    > Yes, but you cannot trust anyone, sometimes not even your own family. You become increasingly paranoid that you will be stabbed or poisoned or taken hostage or something. You, or your family. This really isn't any different to any
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    by rcarr 4y ago

    Yes but you have the money and resources to live in an entire different world. You eat in the finest restaurants. You get ferried about on private transport and stay in the finest hotels. You have the finest clothes and consumer goods and y
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    by rcarr 4y ago

    Writing a speech filled with meaningless buzz words then clocking off early to play golf with a client is such a rough gig. So much pressure if you fail as well. Imagining having to resign from your CEO job and then take a position as the c
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    by rcarr 4y ago

    > Welcome to large companies (who may still get more people browsing from IE than populations of entire countries) Would like more info on this and examples of the companies you're talking about. How are they turning a profit from t
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    by rcarr 4y ago

    80% of CEOs are indistinguishable from Sydney Bing, change my mind.
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    by rcarr 4y ago

    My initial reaction was this was stupid as fuck but I actually don't think it's a bad idea now I've read up on it. 2FA still available for free using other methods such as an authenticator app. Presumably Twitter have to pay
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    by rcarr 4y ago

    Completely agree. Anyone who wants to support IE and Outlook astonish me. I'm going to be starting an email newsletter soon and I've not done one before outside of mail chimp but I am absolutely not fucking around using tables. Wh
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    by rcarr 4y ago

    There is no other model. For profits are exactly the same they just call it sales and marketing rather than fundraising.
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    by rcarr 4y ago

    I didn’t enjoy this one. He lost me at: > And this, for some reason, appears to alarm us more. At that point I skimmed the rest of the article because I didn’t feel the foundations it was built on were sound. I agree though, it is fun wh
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    by rcarr 4y ago

    Do you have a blog at all? I think this is an astute comment and wouldn’t mind following your blog posts if you do!
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    by rcarr 4y ago

    I agree, Rao can have some interesting insights but this is definitely not his best work.