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by snide 2y ago
Reading, to me, is the best method to learn empathy. We all read differently, in our own headspace, but then need to distill that view through the godhead of a fictional character. Movies and TV can't touch that slow drip of mindcopy a
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by snide 2y ago
I feel seen! I'm one of these codey designers. The madness that exists in modern design teams (I used to manage a team of 50!) is insane. There's a lot of time spent on "design systems" in Figma. Very generally Figma is
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by snide 2y ago
Also have a fierce loyalty to AmEx as a customer. I use it as often as I can to pay for things. Their customer services is phenomenal, and its nice to have an arbiter between you and a merchant when things come up. Anytime I've had an
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by snide 2y ago
This is about to get super normal.
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by snide 2y ago
Xata employee here. The clarification would be "platform" vs. "host". You get a lot with Xata beyond the core Postgres offering. We automatically replicate to OpenSearch for a great, fast search experience, provide file
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by snide 2y ago
How this doesn't have a picture included of Steely Dan's Aja, which is an iconic cover he did, baffles me.
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by snide 2y ago
Right now Linux on Desktop offers: - The best developer experience with the most hackable toolkit - A great gaming experience that plays the vast majority of titles on Steam - A "dumb by default" non-cloud enabled workstation - IM
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by snide 2y ago
My first thought was how this is a common method for making money to buy drugs on various movies / tv shows. I guess it makes sense. If it's valuable and has a market at that level, it has a large value generically, similar to alu
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by snide 2y ago
Unfortunately this is one of the places where Linux really doesn't have any good options. While there are definitely raw capture options for Linux, there isn't anything as nice as Screen Studio or Screen Flow or Camtasia for quick
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by snide 2y ago
Only briefly. I did enough to realize Solid felt like a flavor of what I'd already been doing in React. Svelte felt more like some extras I could throw on JavaScript itself. Honestly, the biggest thing with all of these systems is what
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by snide 2y ago
I'm the person that's been using React for 10 years and suddenly thought... I wonder what the big deal with Svelte is? I built a non-trivial project in Svelte for my personal site and something weird happened. I was having fun aga
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by snide 2y ago
I've messed with a few. I really like Apache Echarts if you're looking for an all-in-one-can-do-anything solution with a good license. The downsides are that the docs can sometimes be a little obtuse. There are adapters for almost
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by snide 3y ago
Typically a company would post a contact channel for this type of stuff. The boilerplate is security@company.com, which is what my (small) startup does. Barring that an email to the administrator through a contact form would work. If you&#x
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by snide 3y ago
I built a command line bookmark manager in Fish and FZF that stores data in Xata, which I then pull into my website as well. Source and demo available on Github from the article below. https://www.davesnider.com/posts/b
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by snide 3y ago
I've been aboard quite a lot (typically outside my country twice a year, and lived in Japan a short while), and have worked almost exclusively with Europeans the last 10 years. It's pretty much why I wrote the caveats I did in my
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by snide 3y ago
As I mentioned, my opinion is very American skewed. I grew up in Maryland, outside the DC area. I now live in Annapolis, Maryland, in a suburb. In between I lived in California cities, and later in California suburb an hour and a half outsi
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by snide 3y ago
For years in my 20s I considered myself mildly depressed. Not a go-see-a-therapist or take medication depressed, but I felt a general malaise that something was missing. This was also the time when I was living alone in cities. Then I moved
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by snide 3y ago
I used to look at these last minute shutdown saves fairly cynically. It seems very much just a bunch of political theatrics and ways to skirt stuff in under pressure. I'm sure that's very much part of it, but there's a lot mo
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by snide 3y ago
I love to bring up this glossary whenever I see a post about sound subcultures. I'll admit that I have bought a variety of nice headphones over the years. I also admit that any group that needs a glossary this "muddy" for how
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by snide 3y ago
Been awhile with eleventy, but I really like the "islands" concept from Astro. It lets me break out into Svelte when I need for server stuff. Astro is also excellent at building shiki, TS and content generation together natively.
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by snide 3y ago
Comments coming from a years-long Astro user that loves it. I use it to power my own website. I'm familiar with this space because I also work at Xata (take that as a disclosure). This looks like a pretty simple data solution that migh
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Tingles Down the Spinal Cord(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
2 points by snide 3y ago|0 comments
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by snide 3y ago
Vatsim is one of those communities that reminds me a lot of the early Internet. You have this smallish community of hobbyists that are all volunteering differing amounts of time and skills to come together over a shared goal that seems impo
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by snide 3y ago
Always appreciate a minimalist, simple website with high quality content. Lots of the illustrations are fantastic.
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The Ultimate Hang – Hammock Tips, Tricks and Reviews(theultimatehang.com)
1 points by snide 3y ago|1 comments
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by snide 3y ago
I'm old an immediately assumed this would link to historical retrospective of GEnie https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GEnie
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by snide 3y ago
I'm one of those people that tries as best I can to use Google products while also managing my privacy. One fun thing is watching how privacy controls roll out across Google products. As an example... I turn my watch history off on You
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by snide 3y ago
This is big. Basic functions are a large reason we've had so much tooling around CSS for a long time. First with preprocessors, then with with CSS-in-JS. Making this native, and able to run at the browser level will solve a large porti
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by snide 3y ago
I have no need for an email sender at the moment, but I just wanted to say that I found your website and premise super simple to understand. I think the thing that often gets lost in large companies is that "tone" gets neutered. T
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by snide 3y ago
Seeing Sports Illustrated fall is a bummer. This was a mainstay, important read for millions back in the day. As a kid I grew up with SI, and the brand was so large there were even offshot magazines (SI for Kids...etc). My childhood was spe

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