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by vanjajaja1 3y ago
I like it, has potential to push docker out of the application layer
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by vanjajaja1 3y ago
In my experience as a bar raiser this is not correct. 'Disagree and commit' was about creating space disagreement/discussion, until a critical point where you need your team to align with upper level direction.
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by vanjajaja1 3y ago
I'm not even anon on twitter, but bonkers to think that people would want to directly connect their finances to things they say in online in public in this day and age
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by vanjajaja1 3y ago
I don't think they're interested in ideas and potential, they seem interested in proven track record teams that have existing apple apps
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by vanjajaja1 3y ago
You learn markdown by looking at a half page example for 5 minutes, you learn this abomination by studying a spec document. bad
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by vanjajaja1 3y ago
i am not surprised that the owner of this linux.com website doesnt understand markdown and promotes latex as an alternative. its a type of guy
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by vanjajaja1 3y ago
> It was brought by shareholder Richard Tornette, who claimed that "the largest compensation grant in human history" was given to Musk, even though he didn't focus entirely on Tesla Not understanding how this something rel
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by vanjajaja1 3y ago
but it does know the concept, so it can simulate it
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by vanjajaja1 3y ago
Because that link to ghost has a ?ref=
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by vanjajaja1 3y ago
The more open-ended plugins you have, the more chance you have of being delighted by a new and creative use
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by vanjajaja1 3y ago
https://vanja.oljaca.me It's a work in progress, I didn't want to launch yet but will soon
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by vanjajaja1 3y ago
Futuristic design is ironically very retro
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by vanjajaja1 3y ago
I think this is directionally correct. Services should just be standard language classes, and whether that service is hosted inside process 1 host 1 or process 7 host 5 is up to the autoscaling component. The industry is verrryy slowly gett
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by vanjajaja1 3y ago
> I see this as one of my major flaws and try hard to mask how I feel. But I just hope to learn to stop feeling bad for honest mistakes I propose this change in attitude: this is a part of you, accept it & learn to use it to your adv
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by vanjajaja1 3y ago
what do you mean sufficient? I think the premise is that all these people can get the job done, but some of them can do it better and faster. In the big tech scene its not about being sufficient, its about being the fastest (faster than the
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by vanjajaja1 3y ago
this is some of my favourite advice. once you have your message down to its bare essentials, you can riff over it with decorations to get the feeling across. I reference this a lot
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by vanjajaja1 3y ago
the problem is that its a zero-sum game, you can only compare performance across a cohort. if the majority of your cohort cheats, and cheating hurts performance, then they'll all be low performance and you'll still end up promotin
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by vanjajaja1 3y ago
cool app, I guess my take is: if the terminal renders react, is my terminal a web browser?. Should I be doing my search in a webbrowser instead? If that's not convenient, why is it not convenient? Should the webbrowser experience be fi
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by vanjajaja1 3y ago
the word 'ethics' is already coded to mean 'that thing that the people who talk about ethics all day want'. what about the people who don't wordsalad their ethics protocol?
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by vanjajaja1 3y ago
same, I can't decide if this clever and going in the right direction, or solving the wrong problem the wrong way. very unique, either way
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by vanjajaja1 3y ago
unsurprisingly, the thing built for translating languages is really good at translating languages
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by vanjajaja1 3y ago
not OP, but I can guess: shell scripts. its great for 'i have this shape text/files and i need this other shape'.
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by vanjajaja1 3y ago
also worth saying that this site has a couple of other tools that are cool. my favourite was phrase pump, but I got lazy
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by vanjajaja1 3y ago
How is 'negative consequences' defined? I think its interesting that young males experience it more than young females, but it does make me wonder if 'negative consequences' is a boundary defined by society that these yo
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by vanjajaja1 3y ago
Presumably Deno is a use case where you would want to write rust that hosts js/ts safely
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by vanjajaja1 3y ago
I wonder if Larry David's commercial was written in such a dismissive / negative joking way because it would be easier to avoid litigation? "I wasn't promoting it, I was on the ad saying I wasn't going to invest...&
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by vanjajaja1 4y ago
Pretty interesting when you take this insight into the human world. What does it mean to learn to think? Well, if we're like GPT then we're just pattern matchers who've had good prompts and structuring built into us cueing. A
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by vanjajaja1 4y ago
It's funny to read something like this contrast against all the statements about how leetcode interviews do not help and ds/a is something you can learn on the job
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by vanjajaja1 4y ago
fair call, if you're body-primary you'll see the environment as broken and in need of fixing. but if you see the current environment as the source of truth or what you'll need to adapt to survive long term, then yeah you&#x27
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by vanjajaja1 4y ago
My question exactly, didn't photoshop already solve this like 5+ years ago?

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