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trevoragilbert
3y ago
Looks really interesting! Would love it to support Swift, it's very underserved with other AI code assistant tools currently.
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Where do you get “the most likely outcome is bankruptcy” and not say, a $5b fine and something akin to a consent decree? Totally exaggerating the likely consequences.
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3y ago
One of the main ones that comes to mind relates to promotions. A good example is a fintech I worked at. We wanted to advertise specific offers to specific channels of customers, but we otherwise wanted communication with them to stay the sa
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3y ago
I’ve spent lots of time dealing with the pain of this in past growth roles so I’m excited to see this! How are you handling messaging consistency for specific users? Ie. A user is shown an experimental string of copy with one value prop and
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3y ago
It’s a tough pill to swallow the argument that one of the most widely used and beloved features (autofill codes from SMS) is against the best interests of the user.
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Why did software design get boring?
(trevoragilbert.com)
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3y ago
I read “supercomputer” and was ready to hear the inner monologue of a machine. Didn’t get that but also wasn’t disappointed!
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A Love Letter to Tinkerable Software
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3y ago
All math teachers: partial credit, they showed their work.
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3y ago
FYI - your link doesn't work.
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3y ago
They talked about that in the article. The lagoon-like nature of the reef apparently means there are reduced currents.
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3y ago
In 2019 in Ethiopia.
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3y ago
Two that I found really helpful were The Big Score and The Intel Trinity by Michael Malone. Both cover the earlier years, but great history.
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Uber’s Flying Taxi
(noviceanalysis.wordpress.com)
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On Immutability
(engineering.clara.com)
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The False Market Fit
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Om Sweet Om: functional front-end engineering with ClojureScript and React
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13y ago
Yes, but most homeowners/renters don't have a contract with a housekeeper in the way that companies do with catering companies. I'm not arguing that the system can't be improved, just that this seems to be saying "e
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13y ago
That's a possibility (though not guaranteed). It still doesn't address the lack of compelling reason for an existing company to switch to this as a catering service. If you're in a big company, you probably have a) a contract
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13y ago
More so that it exists in the world of Venture Capital.
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13y ago
Really curious to see how this tastes. Seems like this could actually have a big impact. Also curious to see how this space plays out (vs. companies like Hampton Creek). Anyone tried this yet?
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Replicated Meat – Coming Soon to Major Supermarkets Near You
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13y ago
This seems to me like one of those companies that exists in San Francisco and not in the real world. There are plenty of catering services that do this type of thing locally, and it's not really clear why a company would go through the
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13y ago
"However, privacy campaigners will argue that it represents a further creep of censorship and surveillance powers exercised by the government over the internet, which will only become more extensive." To be fair, I imagine that Go
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13y ago
Glad to see he's in touch with the people of the city.
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13y ago
This is the kind of thing that gets blown out of proportion. App reviewers are pushed to review as many as possible in a short window of time, and then make a small mistake like this. Not that big of a deal.
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13y ago
"The UK also joins countries like Ethiopia and Morocco in using terrorism laws to go after journalists." You can't vote against tougher terrorism laws, and you can't vote for stricter journalism laws, so kill two birds w
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HOW TO RESET THE INTERNET. A GUIDE. Step 1: Give us your email address Step 2: We'll send you an email Step 3: After an enormous amount of spam and malware from us, you'll change your email address and restore your computer, rende
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It seems like this continues to push forward and tries to be a real product, but there are two things wrong with it. 1) outside of a really small group of people (unless I'm mistaken?), it doesn't seem like there's any demand
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13y ago
While I'm really excited that people are finally starting to use these types of structures, I'm very skeptical of this catching on and being a trend. Think of all the unused potential space from the Cold War -- missile silos, unde
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