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by v0idzer0 4y ago
Of course it was bloat. This whole “twitter is going to crash and burn” thing is a weird fantasy. Most likely it will just be run more efficiently by far less people.
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
What isn’t journalistic clickbait these days
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
It’s not just a dumb keyword filter that can’t enforce this. It’s not enforceable. Period. Are we going to have the content moderation team guess the sexual preferences of random twitter accounts?
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
Twitter plans to give stock options to everyone just like Tesla does. That includes factory workers with hourly wages at Tesla. Many workers have earned more from their options than all their paychecks combined. Where are you getting “doubl
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
You own shares of the company and you want them to be worth a lot? You like your job and work long hours already anyway? You’re excited for the new vision and want to help make it happen? It’s funny how many people here equate voluntarily s
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
A study conducted during a bear market shows that most people who bought during the recent bull market are now down. Did we need a study for that? Perhaps even less surprising is the fact that people buy assets to make money and not to dona
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
Did it ever mean they could be trusted though? I think it’s healthy for everyone to distrust any and all tweets.
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
The tweet went out Thursday during trading hours and the stock went up. Then Friday the entire large cap healthcare sector got crushed. Here’s why… https://archive.ph/JNWKu Spoiler alert: it had absolutely nothing to do wit
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
> The Simula One has compute specs that are legitimately comparable to a premium office laptop. For example, it supports an x86 architecture (i.e. just like a premium laptop), instead of an ARM based architecture like the Quest Pro (an a
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
I’d argue that anyone using such confident language to declare a clear definition of one of the most subjective and abstract concepts known to man clearly has some ulterior motive. Political or otherwise.
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
The author is meaning to be belittling and critical, but he’s actually just showing how starstruck he is by these people. What did he expect random text messages from acquaintances to include? Brilliant, well researched strategic analysis?
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
iPhone = Not perfect but better than all comparable alternatives Perhaps the biggest advantage of the iPhone, aside from Apple making most of their money selling real products not your data, is that every concern he had was accompanied by a
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
Really enjoyed this piece, but… > Instead, we must ensure the system is always processing the shortest, most valuable items. Typically the most valuable items are always the longest leaving this criteria impossible to evaluate. Do you do
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
I mean the tweets people see are chosen by an algorithm. Its not at all crazy to think they algorithm was updated. It doesn’t imply a shadow government or thought policing
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
The fact that their lawyers were threatening you was your signal that you likely had a legal case for keeping it. Lawyers get bossy when they get scared
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
People who assume that suffer from the Dunning Kruger effect
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
How do you write such a long article of bold claims without mentioning a better alternative? If React is so bad, what’s better? Why not put your alternative through the same analysis with the same criteria? This is yet another lazy “I don’t
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
> YC’s new standard deal takes 7% for $125k and equity worth $375k next capped or priced round Yikes.
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
I don’t think marketing departments have anything to do with it. I just think Tesla built the first commercially successful EVs and they happened to let software control as much as possible. Now everyone building EVs is mimicking their pref
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
The best ad blocker is your hosts file
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
I was kind of excited when I saw the headline, because I am currently going through a bit of graphql fatigue. But, wow, this is a majorly misinformed person. I generally love the clickbait style, but you cannot be entirely clueless or it ju
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
Whose goal is to solve this? Not T-Mobile or SpaceX
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
The logic behind this entire experiment is flawed. My 2012 jeep won’t just hit a mannequin. It will hit literally everything unless I intervene and stop it. But since a Tesla will stop itself for some things, it must stop itself for all thi
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
Users don’t know what they want. They don’t deserve to make every decision, because they’re often missing context or misinformed. For example, you think you want this, but as soon as you get it, you’ll want the opposite. Version fragmentati
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
Yeah the people who think they want this really don’t want this. One of the biggest advantages of the iPhone over Android is the lack of version fragmentation. Not just in the OS but in the browser. It’s a better developer experience which
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
The “history of the file” is inferred here from the delta of the trees. There is no additional metadata needed to know a conflict occurred. Whereas other version control systems would actually store some metadata that you renamed a file and
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
Just a few years ago Javascript was pretty awful, so people started writing transpilers (most famously Babel) to add features like arrow functions, async/await, decorators, constants, etc. Typescript is another transpiler that greatly
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
> You get burnout, they get payout I want to put this on a t-shirt
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
It does, but it runs on more than just unmount when the dependency array is not empty. It runs anytime any dependency in the array changes. This is an important distinction. For example, event listeners added in useEffect will be removed an
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by v0idzer0 4y ago
> data vendors are financially incentivized to make shit up about you as much as they can get away with Exactly this. But they can get away with basically anything. Worst case for them is they show you a premium ad you aren’t interested

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