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Twitter started showing people I don't follow in my Following tab
(elk.zone)
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shafyy
4y ago
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shafyy
4y ago
I wonder if this is a bug? Somebdoy else noticed this?
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shafyy
4y ago
Exactly. He should have started the article with "Disclaimer: [...]".
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shafyy
4y ago
In addition to what other commentators have stated: 37signals has ~ 80 employees, not 34.
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shafyy
4y ago
I know that it's not how they work, that's why we're in this situation we're in. I'm saying it's absurd, and that we need to change something.
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shafyy
4y ago
How many software engineers really write software that is as essential as a working postal service or working food services? Maybe 0.01% of all software engineers? I know that I'm not one of them.
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4y ago
Sure, I understand the macroeconomic reason. But goes to show that maybe some jobs shouldn't just be paid solely based on supply and demand. We can do it because for my friend it's better than not having a job, but it doesn't
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4y ago
Very well put. It's crazy to me that I, a software engineer, can earn 10x more from working a very chill 8 hour day in my pyjamas from home writing some software that's interesting to me but not very important for the world, while
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4y ago
I don't mean hack as in "hack a system and leak the passwords". But "hack" here implies that you somehow skirted around the rules or did something that you're not supposed to do. You've exploited something
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shafyy
4y ago
I wouldn't consider this "hacking a non-computer system" though. Or maybe I just misunderstand the question.
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shafyy
4y ago
I hate that YC question. A "good" answer to that is almost always something that's borderline illegal or otherwise ethically bad.
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4y ago
Why don't you just transpile the frontend Python code to JS at build time and just have normal HMTL/JS/CSS in the final deployed web app with a Python backend? You've mentioned no-code tools. For a client, I had to work
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Ricky Gervais' Twitter account has been hacked
(twitter.com)
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shafyy
4y ago
SVB is not a fintech startup, it was founded in 1983 and is a big "oldschool" bank: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silicon_Valley_Bank
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shafyy
4y ago
Or Tywin Lannister's "Any man who must say, 'I am the King', is no true king."
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4y ago
I also like the video cast DHH made deploying an example app first to Hetzner and then to Digital Ocean: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LL1cV2FXZ5I
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4y ago
Nothing wrong with it. Just saying that you with so little money you'll probably struggle to get balanced nutritional meals over the years.
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4y ago
Sorry, where in EU or US can live a "normal" live on $12k/year? Sure, you can do it if you live in a one bed-room apartment in the middle of nowhere and only eat home-cooked pasta every day. But I don't think anybody tha
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shafyy
4y ago
The DB app allows you to buy tickets for local transport associations - not sure if it includes everything, but so far I always found the regional tickets there.
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4y ago
What are O2 levels that suggest sleep apnea?
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4y ago
That's not at all how I have understood the parent comment. I think they meant that they would start a business in their 30s with a child, but not a hot air type of business with the hope to somehow make some money down the road.
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Carl Sagan on the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson (1978)
(cassandradispatch.org)
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4y ago
I mean efficient in terms of heating/energy, not CO2 levels.
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> I use a CO2 monitor in my living room and I adjust the crack in the window several times a day to keep it around 550 without wasting too much on heating. It's not even remotely common sense, you absolutely need a sensor. It'
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4y ago
Interestingly, it looks like DHH is working on something similar (for Rails): https://github.com/mrsked/mrsk > MRSK deploys web apps in containers to servers running Docker with zero downtime. It uses the dynamic r
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4y ago
> Whenever people say "we're running out of room on this Earth" I encourage them to pick any of the less populated states in the US and just drive down a highway away from a city I don't think people literally mean
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shafyy
4y ago
Could it be that your job just bores you and you need to do something else?
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Carbon Tunnel Vision
(canolcer.com)
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4y ago
I also pay for Kagi. Similar to others here, I had switched from Google to DDG, but found myself going !g about 50% of the searches. With Kagi, I almost never use the !g bang.
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shafyy
4y ago
I can send you one if you email me at canolcer@hey.com
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