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by waboremo 4y ago
I don't believe sharing one's journey is going away any time soon, but it's going to be far more reflective in nature and also more polished. Due to moving away from building in public, you're also not going to get to se
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by waboremo 4y ago
Haha, freelancing ADHD is a classic! We seek being our own boss so we don't have to be forced to do what we cannot, only to then intensely struggle completing tasks we know we are capable of due to executive dysfunction, and then feel
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by waboremo 4y ago
Sounds like you have hardware acceleration turned off on firefox.
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by waboremo 4y ago
Haha didn't even fully recognize that. But I guess it's a semi decent example of using chatgpt in ways that makes sense to you and your flow, even if that's being too wordy and polite.
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by waboremo 4y ago
I've been using it for a similar reason, and my prompts weren't that creative it's mostly something like "can you write a short blurb on ____(product/service described here with its unique selling point), but do it
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by waboremo 4y ago
Tools like htmx aren't the reason the gmail tab uses a GB of memory. You'll find the majority of cases where pages are using way more resources than it should, are due to reasons forced on web developers, like a billion different
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by waboremo 4y ago
What do you get from ChatGPT when it comes to boilerplate on software projects that already existing paid services like Copilot don't give you?
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by waboremo 4y ago
The bigger impact here when it comes to internet/real life schism is the fact that employers will utilize any digital footprint to make judgments about you, and subsequently fire you or refuse to hire you because of it. At the same tim
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by waboremo 4y ago
You're right, instead of using hyperbole to emphasize their point they should have just highlighted how every human being is complex and nuanced instead. Surely that would have done it.
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by waboremo 4y ago
Your example proves my point. Sort by best seller, you'll see neon bright frogs to neutrals. People calling things trends among [generation here] meanwhile it's always been popular are quite frankly absurd.
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by waboremo 4y ago
The handful selection of home goods (and one house) picked in attempts to illustrate the point that it's affecting more than just cars and is some generational effect is hilarious. Sorry to whoever wrote this blog, but vases will alway
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by waboremo 4y ago
Don't worry, everyone is using massive high beams as soon as the sun sets now so you'll spot them a mile away.
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by waboremo 4y ago
Don't believe that was worth saying twice quite frankly you're the only one trying to redefine "improvement". Here's a very simple non-UI example for you. You have learned to cut an onion one way. It takes 5 minutes
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by waboremo 4y ago
Whether it's an improvement matters, actually that's explicitly the only point.
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by waboremo 4y ago
Why does the economy take precedent over life itself?
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by waboremo 4y ago
Breaking off a slice of that wealth, which by your own admission, is limited. And so what happens to people who can't? The additional problem to this framing is that anywhere between $0-[amount dictated to provide a stable life, includ
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by waboremo 4y ago
Why did you take such huge offense to the phrase free healthcare when they explicitly mention subsidized a second later?
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by waboremo 4y ago
When it comes to Pokemon games, the chain of command is The Pokemon Company -> Gamefreak -> Nintendo.
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by waboremo 4y ago
While true, the desire to push everyone into heavy productivity mode from ages 18-55 are a societal problem, there is also a financial (and educational) problem where solutions to combat the aging fertility problem are often locked behind p
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by waboremo 4y ago
>adjust your expectations That's just another way to say they're inherently expensive. If they weren't, why are you adjusting your expectations? I do think we exaggerate greatly how expensive kids are, for the most part th
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by waboremo 4y ago
Surely we can come up with solutions to help ease the burden for parents/guardians instead of just leaving them out in the cold because we're offended by the mere idea of taking some collective action to prevent abuse.
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by waboremo 4y ago
Because Tailwind is often suggested as a way for novices to implement design without having to really learn CSS. Simultaneously, allows people who don't care at all for CSS or design to create something functional. Tailwind does not re
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by waboremo 4y ago
Vanilla CSS also allows this, without any real effort either. Tailwind's power is in its defaults, as soon as you want to start tinkering, you were much better suited sticking to vanilla CSS.
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by waboremo 4y ago
On your iPhone, why don't you try installing a browser that doesn't use the webkit engine? How about installing an emulator to play some classic games? It's a little ironic you're demanding they make a clear argument whe
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by waboremo 4y ago
You are wildly mistaken if you believe traditional "cow does whatever it wants until slaughter" farming is where the majority[0] of meat comes from in this country (assuming USA). [0] https://www.sentienceinstitute.org&
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by waboremo 4y ago
Sure would be helpful if Apple would use its obscenely large warchest to negate this self-fulfilling prophecy entirely.
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by waboremo 4y ago
How would Gumroad prevent this? Hell Gumroad has an entire FAQ devoted to account suspensions so it's clearly an issue for them too.
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by waboremo 4y ago
You don't need VC money, but if you want to set up a dev team at all you do need some substantial capital. But that's not what happened here, it wasn't really a choice of location or funds. It was a passion project that went
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by waboremo 4y ago
What a ridiculous argument. Chargers from the same company that brings you the phone tend to be the highest quality due to rigorous testing. If first party chargers aren't very good then third party ones are unusuable. Remember news of
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by waboremo 4y ago
I wonder if the "don't fuck up" principle at an organizational level really applies past a certain point. I think that's where a lot of the internal dilemmas stem from. Google as an example, they can "fuck up"

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