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by sb8244 3y ago
I'm a barewords fan, but even I don't understand the hate towards the dot. Honestly, it feels like low level fruit ripe for baiting engagement. Sure it would be cool if it wasn't there, but does it really materially change an
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by sb8244 3y ago
Maybe they'd strike for that to not happen. Actors will be involved in 99.9% of productions, and people will always be involved. Are they in union with those actors?
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by sb8244 3y ago
Got it. Reading the thread it's more about the idea of "buying magic", which is nonsense. "Buying magic from Maria Duval" changes it to fraud assuming that Maria Duval was not involved. Where things become slightly
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by sb8244 3y ago
A car can exist, though. That's the big difference. You can't say "Well I thought I was getting REAL magic", because that doesn't exist. You can absolutely say "Well I thought I was getting a REAL car",
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by sb8244 3y ago
Imagine that your likeness as an extra is sold for $250, used in future films via AI deep fake, and you never get paid again. That's my understanding of why they're striking.
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by sb8244 3y ago
Validate is slightly vague here. I interpreted it as "so we can validate your work [was done by hand]."
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by sb8244 3y ago
The ecosystem is really not about Aura/Apex. I think the API is a bigger piece. Pretty much everything in Salesforce can be controlled via the API. That isn't even the big challenge though. The biggest challenge is getting people
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by sb8244 3y ago
I will say this whenever I can: Salesforce has a moat because of their ecosystem. Full stop. You must create an amazing ecosystem to compete. But creating that ecosystem is incredibly difficult. Honestly, my opinion for how you could mayb
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by sb8244 3y ago
Maybe I misunderstood the comment you and parent comment were making. I interpreted it as "they can recover it via SIM, so the lockout method isn't needed". My point to that is that it is true, but the lockout would prevent a
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by sb8244 3y ago
How long would this be open vs shutting it down using the email method?
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by sb8244 3y ago
My story of when bad feature flag hygiene resulted in a real technical problem is when our Redis kicked over one day. We had good monitoring so it was easy to identify the problem: network was saturated at 1 GB/s. I traced the problem
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by sb8244 3y ago
The big issue I ran into with zombie flags is that new features were always prioritized over cleanup. Engineering could "fight for time" to get things done, but there were always other priorities that needed to be addressed. No
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by sb8244 3y ago
Same here. My MacBook air easily could go 6+ hours and it feels like the pro goes 2-3. Same workload.
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by sb8244 3y ago
I assume the WASM rewrite would be via Rust. I think the extra runtime safety would dramatically increase the effectiveness of TabDB.
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by sb8244 3y ago
Not to beat a dead horse, but is 10x about 9x or 11x? Or is it about "a magnitude more output than others" (10x)? You don't necessarily need to quantify that exactly. If you've worked on a team with people like that, the
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by sb8244 3y ago
I inspected page source and found the coordinates in the embed, then looked it up via that. Mine was the middle of a field in Brazil.
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by sb8244 3y ago
This was my immediate thought when I saw the title. Very misleading
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What Is a GenServer?(stephenbussey.com)
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by sb8244 3y ago
Oh that's awesome. I didn't know about this (or not sure when it was released.) edit: it's been out since 2015 it looks like. Not sure why but I didn't know about this before. It would have been useful.
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by sb8244 3y ago
I haven't used Elixir for scripting yet, but I really like the idea of including deps at the top of the file. It's always been a pain to manage this in other scripting environments. I did scripts with Ruby in past and it didn&#x27
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by sb8244 3y ago
The Apollo founder addresses this directly by saying it's just not an interest of his and that it would be a very large undertaking that he isn't wanting to do atm
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by sb8244 3y ago
I'm also doing everything except dataloader. I can't shake that there's something I don't like about it. Maybe it's actually a great library, but it feels like I'm giving up control of my queries and letting it
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by sb8244 3y ago
It is insulting, but sometimes the shoe fits. Developer tools is notoriously difficult because engineers (and their managers, and the teams) are very cheap.
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by sb8244 3y ago
Got it, I agree that's a harsh example I wrote. When I read "I can't stand the way some people write", I get a similar sort of feeling. The intention is not that it is a harsh statement, but to me it's very harsh (
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by sb8244 3y ago
People are saying this isn't how it should be, but I want to share that this is closer to how I experience the world than not. The attitude of desiring to learn is what keeps me sane, but I've learned that feedback like "X is
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by sb8244 3y ago
Sure you're not criticizing them as a person, but let's say they really like what they wrote. It's their masterpiece. Then someone comes in and says it's garbage that shouldn't have been written (intentionally usi
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by sb8244 3y ago
What issues? It really seems like subjective experiences being pushed as best practice. It's absolutely possible to build maintainable, accessible, linkable, fast modals. I have no clue why someone would say those things are impossible
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by sb8244 3y ago
Sorta random question, but what do you use to generate your diagrams? Mine always look so boring in comparison.
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by sb8244 3y ago
Each BEAM process comes with its own stack / heap space. This uses a minimum of 326 words of memory ( https://www.erlang.org/doc/efficiency_guide/processes.html#c... )
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by sb8244 3y ago
I very much enjoy this type of article or videos on similar subjects. Another source that has been very entertaining / educational for me is "Practical Engineering" Youtube channel. Looked it up and there's a great video

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