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by tpdly 1y ago
This is a very good argument. We would also learn what features of an App Store add marketable value, and what features are trivial. I imagine the front end isn't very important, but some kind of build certification/verification i
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by tpdly 1y ago
And people like you will continue to have access to this curated experience. But developers who decide that access to you is not worth the platform fees will be able to pursue an alternative. Why wouldn't your bank remain on the App St
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by tpdly 1y ago
Thanks for the context. The meat of their argument, in my opinion, relies on this: > Nevertheless, it is noteworthy that the balance of empirical evidence in this area does not support the claim that social media use has a large impact o
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by tpdly 1y ago
You totally missed the point. Critics: CAHSR is a bad idea and should be killed. Author: Here's the story of how hard it is to build this novel type of large scale infrastructure, especially when people don't strongly support it.
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by tpdly 1y ago
How does 'stress of being in crowds' in big cities indicate all those people would prefer to drive? Is stuck in traffic not the 'stress of being in crowds'? The stress of 2 ton machines flying around at 120 km/hr an
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by tpdly 1y ago
There is definitely an ethic associated with 'being informed'; I remember being told to read the news as a kid and it felt like vegetables. Scroll media is fast food, and fine dining is books or long form sub-stack-- which cost mo
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by tpdly 2y ago
Yes, surely a sarcastic reductio ad absurdum of what was was said will inspire dialogue. I think the GP's point is that their investing in new distribution channels could mean ROI in models has diminished significantly. Incidentally, I
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by tpdly 2y ago
Well that's terrible news. Currently building a product for the same market (completely different solution if the nephew comment is correct about your product). I'm already not thrilled to be in ed-tech selling to instructors with
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by tpdly 2y ago
Great site. Small feedback: There's a category 'Closure'-- I'm not sure if that's something I don't know about, but it definitely isn't for jobs using 'Clojure'.
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by tpdly 2y ago
This is a frustratingly incomplete analysis of the moral circumstances. It can be true that one finds this person (and the victim) sympathetic, and wants rule of law to be upheld.
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by tpdly 2y ago
It's tough because LiveView is really just the dessert at the Elixir dining hall-- you can't live off of dessert. It's (at least) an order of magnitude smaller an ecosystem than React and the like, and while average library q
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by tpdly 2y ago
Totally agree. Commercial forums like Slack and Discord are winning for a reason-- they make for a really good experience. Invites, initial friction, feeling of a quiet and private room make a lot of conversation better than it could otherw
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by tpdly 2y ago
I like the comparison between nerves and systemd. I'm always a little confused by the label "embedded" in the context of nerves cause in the end you need like 100Mb in RAM and to run linux. That seems like beyond the line of
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by tpdly 2y ago
> a scheme like that would still find them shut down. Indeed. Someone else in this thread mentioned [1] as doing exactly that. > Protecting incumbents from competition is a vital role of the courts. What's even more confusing is
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by tpdly 2y ago
The trouble is that this all builds from case law established before people could use magic vision portals to exploit efficiencies of scale and centralization. That's not even addressing the magic of infinite copying-- lets suppose we
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by tpdly 2y ago
Very re-assuring to find this opinion elsewhere. I am absolutely drowning in Liveview. So difficult to /really/ grok. I'm becoming more convinced that it just isn't worth the effort, especially considering the interface
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by tpdly 2y ago
There is a retrospective and a prospective reading of this advice. I agree with your take when this advice is applied retrospectively, but I find it downright sobering when thinking about my future. I am in the process of making some big de
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by tpdly 5y ago
+1 for Apostol V1! I also read it in high school, ended up testing out of Calc 1 in Uni, having learned plenty from reading that on my own. As you say, it really is so conversational and easy to follow. Starting with integration works reall