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by sbarre 9mo ago
Isn't that what you would want if you're opening an untrusted codebase?
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by sbarre 9mo ago
Yeah Javert mangled up those sentences for me as well, it skipped whole parts and then also moved words around - "its noisiest superlative insisted on its being received" Win10 RTX 5070 Ti
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by sbarre 9mo ago
A sitemap.xml file could get you most of the way there.
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by sbarre 9mo ago
Branding and customer relationships matter as much or more than the "billable service" part of Claude Code. It's not unheard of for companies that have strong customer mindshare to find themselves intermediated by competitors
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by sbarre 9mo ago
I like the approach of paying for major upgrades.. So you get free updates on your current version for as long as you want, but when the next major update comes out, you either stick with your current version at no cost (and ideally still
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by sbarre 9mo ago
I think perhaps the nuance in the middle here is that for most projects, the quality that professional components bring is less important. Internal tools and prototypes, both things that quality components can accelerate, have been strong u
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by sbarre 9mo ago
Oh I don't use JIRA currently, but I used it at a previous job. I was sort of kidding with "JIRA for Agents", obviously using the API and existing tool you can make agents use it. We use Github at my current job and similarly
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by sbarre 9mo ago
How long until Atlassian makes "JIRA for Agents" where all your tasks and updates and memory aren't stored in Git (so no merge conflicts) but are still centralized and shareable between all your agents/devs/teams..
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by sbarre 10mo ago
I never knew that "Sega" was "Service Games" shortened.
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by sbarre 10mo ago
Yeah Spotify's "Liked Songs" is that for me.. I just throw stuff in there that I want to keep track of.. I have 3,671 songs in there now so it's not super curated..
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by sbarre 10mo ago
Absolutely.. I do this monthly/yearly thing primarily for me. Some of my friends follow along because I listen to a lot of music so I'm sort of a recommendation engine for them, but I never think about that when I am adding stuf
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by sbarre 10mo ago
All my monthly playlists and the yearly best-of are public on my profile: https://open.spotify.com/user/sebastienbarre
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by sbarre 10mo ago
I have a similar system but it's a bit more ongoing. Since March 2018 I've created a new playlist "[Month Year]" on the 1st of every month, and every time I listen to a song I enjoy (whether it's new or old or whate
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by sbarre 10mo ago
You're not wrong.. At one point I could fit all my worldly possessions in a cargo van. It actually felt pretty nice, although I wouldn't want that to be the case at this point in my life. The only "cheat" was a half-d
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by sbarre 10mo ago
Lottery working as intended! :-)
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by sbarre 10mo ago
I just saw a 57.1% percent match go by.. That sure would have convinced me to buy more tickets.. :-)
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by sbarre 10mo ago
About 15 years ago I got rid of almost all of my physical media. I was moving a lot at the time (I've moved 13 times over the last 20 years, several times to different cities) and I had hundreds of CDs, DVDs and books.. It was litera
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by sbarre 10mo ago
I guess buying the vinyl is like buying a shirt or a poster now? I support artists I like by going to their shows and buying lossless digital copies where possible (even if I listen to their music elsewhere). But I don't want or need m
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by sbarre 10mo ago
It's telling that VFX subcontractors are putting out their own BTS content on YouTube now as promotional material, since the primary production companies for shows and films (with a few exceptions) have completely stopped doing this. I
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by sbarre 10mo ago
Experience
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by sbarre 10mo ago
I did say both open source and commercial, in the context of "starting a business around a new CMS", so you may be correct about the open source side of the market but that wasn't really what I was asking about. The commercia
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by sbarre 10mo ago
To be fair, 10 years ago was still a reasonable time to do this (build your own CMS). In the early/mid 2010s the commercial CMS market was dominated by some pretty terrible large enterprise incumbents still stuck in the early 00s. Wou
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by sbarre 10mo ago
I think perhaps the assumption of the OP (I know mine was in the early days) was that "discovery" on Spotify would involve human tastemakers and some kind of dynamic aggregation of peer tastes that could lead to organic discovery
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by sbarre 10mo ago
> I remember finding an early EP of an unknown local band on there So there was a clever trick that smaller artists did on what.cd: put up a really generous upload credit bounty for your own music, in order to sell digital copies. I kne
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by sbarre 10mo ago
The bit in the blog post about the amount of music uploaded yearly to Spotify was shocking. I'm sure there's lots of unsigned self-published artists uploading their music in there, but so much of that has to be auto-generated and
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by sbarre 10mo ago
To be fair, the whole job market has changed. Layoffs and the death of "a job for life" is not unique to IBM. I think the pace of progress and innovation has, for better or worse, meant that companies can no longer count on succe
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by sbarre 10mo ago
Is this just your belief presented as fact, or do you have some data to back this up? (Not the literacy stat but the fact that illiterate people "figure out how to use tech by memorizing the icons and locations of buttons").
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by sbarre 11mo ago
I got a 4k 55" TV for $299 earlier this year. It weighs maybe 10lbs, and is super thin and fits on the wall. Large 4k TVs being this accessible/affordable for most households has not been an option for "decades"..
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by sbarre 11mo ago
You're describing TV and movies since forever. Ever year there are a few good shows and movies and a lot of mid-to-bad shows and movies. This is not a Netflix thing, nor is it new.
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by sbarre 11mo ago
Endgame: Netflix renames itself to HBO

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