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by riiii 2y ago
It totally bombed though!
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by riiii 2y ago
Back in the day I had a manager that didn't understand programming. To him, it was just one button that would open this small info window. Just one button. Just one window. It took him weeks to understand that we didn't have the d
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by riiii 2y ago
Agreed. It looks OK on the surface, but if you need enums then TS enums is going to end up in frustration.
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by riiii 2y ago
I've seen more than one start up go tits up because they were too focused on designing "Google scale ready" infrastructure.
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by riiii 2y ago
I like Crawlee: https://crawlee.dev/
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by riiii 2y ago
This works. It also works fine for programming tasks. If you feel your struggling or making a slow progress on your current task, switch to a different task. When you come back to the first one your subconscious has usually processed it qui
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by riiii 2y ago
These are glaringly obvious flaws that even a basic rudimentary QA test will uncover.
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by riiii 2y ago
Works for me, but the settings cog hasn't been OK for a long time, the settings menu doesn't have any text. But all my Firefox problems happen on Google owned sites. Maps navigation doesn't highlight the route (desktop). Goog
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by riiii 2y ago
I'm sure the horrified Amazon staff will deal with the problem swiftly by removing the listing from their website.
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by riiii 2y ago
I've seen a policeman write a crime report. He cherry picked and refurbished facts in a way that AI would have blushed. Perhaps the AI transcription isn't such a bad idea if the original output is preserved as a diff to the police
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by riiii 2y ago
You're such a good man, you don't need to use such hash language.
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by riiii 2y ago
I can think of a market that would prefer heavier emphasis on the cocaine ingredient. To the point that the other ingredients are totally optional. But for legal reasons I don't want to insinuate which market that is.
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by riiii 2y ago
Personally I agree but statistically we're both wrong.
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by riiii 2y ago
Then apply full on adverse inference to those cases.
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by riiii 2y ago
I'm the same. The only thing that has a chance of working is to remind myself that it's the middle of the night and however terrifying this is I'll deal with it in the morning.
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by riiii 2y ago
I heard a sleep expert say that during the night your logic and reasoning abilities are greatly reduced. I think it was in relation to dreaming, you don't want to apply much logic to that stuff. That's why trying to solve problems
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by riiii 2y ago
Good question and I think you're making a valid point. I think overall on average they would do a decent job of explaining it in writing to equally brilliant people. Not so sure about "dumbing it down" for the "others&qu
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by riiii 2y ago
Yes, but there are plenty of exceptions. I know brilliantly knowledgeable and extraordinary clever people that are so socially awkward that they can't explain virtually anything.
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by riiii 2y ago
A convicted felon.
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by riiii 2y ago
Very interesting. I don't suppose this would work with instrumental music? Anyone know of a thing that does?
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by riiii 2y ago
I've been on the internet since before it was all about ads and clocks. I've never intentionally clicked on an ad. It's either been an accidental drive by click or deception.
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by riiii 2y ago
That rings with what Uber said, that they'd been scammed $100 million. https://veracitytrustnetwork.com/blog/digital-marketing/uber...
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by riiii 2y ago
It would be helpful to start the article with a link to why flow batteries are amazing.
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by riiii 2y ago
Go is nice but people either love or hate the error handling. There have been some good proposals but because people are so passionate about all their requirements and edge cases, that I don't think it'll ever get improved.
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by riiii 2y ago
Moaning about my personal preference, it's not for me. I find the letter shapes inconsistent and line spacing is too narrow. My eyes hurt after reading a few lines. But hey, well done on getting it out the door!
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by riiii 2y ago
People like you make the internet a better place. Thanks!
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by riiii 2y ago
It wasn't a "trend". It was Apache's way of automatically mapping a username to his home directory. I feel old.
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by riiii 2y ago
As an open source project it's tremendously useful. This is a start of new era in human history.
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by riiii 2y ago
So what? I don't let efficiency control my life or hobbies.
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by riiii 2y ago
The internal monologue is interesting. If you are taking, who is listening?

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