ttymck

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by ttymck 3y ago
Are you able to share the types of applications you've built?
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by ttymck 3y ago
Why does it make you sad?
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by ttymck 3y ago
Yes, "nil interface vs nil value" is _eminently_ unintuitive and incredibly easy to get wrong: https://dev.to/mokiat/the-dark-side-of-go-interfaces-1541
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by ttymck 3y ago
What does it do differently that makes it more valuable than github, et al?
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by ttymck 3y ago
The explanation of the rationale for this method existing is a good primer on the footguns of go's "type system". It could be used, in my opinion, as a litmus test for go developers: if the explanation does not make complete
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by ttymck 3y ago
Sophisticated? Ad buyers? Not likely.
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by ttymck 3y ago
> they care about and want to bond with you You haven't met my family. They just want gossip.
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by ttymck 3y ago
> In my case rough estimates are a stop every 2h or 250km... It's not a big deal. Especially if you can find a place to charge where you will also eat or drink. As a huge proponent of EVs, I have to imagine a major chunk of the popu
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by ttymck 3y ago
I find Scala to be the most readable, but perhaps that's only because it's the one I learned typing and type level programming with. Rust, by comparison, is much less readable to me, with very confusing ordering and operators. Alt
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by ttymck 3y ago
I see, thanks for clarifying! Your mention of AI, is that with respect to residential construction or tech layoffs?
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by ttymck 3y ago
What?
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by ttymck 3y ago
Nice I want to die
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by ttymck 3y ago
> second one is the one to make a career in software dev. Your comment and a dozen others make this out to be so black and white. If this is true then why am I finding it so difficult to make a career out of these situations. I find it i
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by ttymck 3y ago
All the comments here seem to be interpreting "sunsetting the platform" to mean existing users will have no access to airplane features. Couldn't it just mean "airplane will be part of the Airtable platform moving forwar
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by ttymck 3y ago
What? How do you increase membership?
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by ttymck 3y ago
> Do you really think all the states and people that decided these things in the past were all stupid, or not following "the science" back then Yes. Why do you believe otherwise? > or just picked start times at random No, th
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by ttymck 3y ago
How is membership a marketing channel?
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by ttymck 3y ago
You don't have to show ID if you look about 40 years old, generally.
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by ttymck 3y ago
Are your 1:1s primarily a way for you to share what you did last week?
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by ttymck 3y ago
I strongly agree with this intuition, and I worry that we software engineers are gaslighting each other into believing otherwise.
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by ttymck 3y ago
How do I find these organizations?
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by ttymck 3y ago
Has anyone had success with this approach at startups?
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by ttymck 3y ago
Source?
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by ttymck 3y ago
Because The Messenger is writing clickbait, not RFCs. The actual legislation explicitly requires the officers to do something, rather than specifically forbidding what the headline suggests. > This bill would, beginning on January 1, 2
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by ttymck 3y ago
Try building a basic web application and take note of what is missing.
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Far as in longevity, propelled by funding rounds and valuation far out-pacing actual revenue.
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by ttymck 3y ago
I hope you're right, but I'm also shocked that I've managed to work for more than 1 already in my short career.
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What else have you driven?
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They use algolia for search https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11475340
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by ttymck 3y ago
< 3. Don't chaise investors, chase users, and then investors will be chasing you. 4. Never hire managers. Only hire doers until PMF. 5. Landing page is the least important thing in a startup > My experience at multiple startups f

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