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warrenm
3y ago
I'd lay heavy odds that this place, like most, have a a lot of "other code...that isn't functional but no one knows about it" The write-ups can only come when discoveries are made - but the discovery has to be made fir
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3y ago
> personal indulgence has proven to be pandemic- and inflation-proof Hand out $6 trillion, see what kind of weird stuff folks'll buy, right?
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Our food tastes are turning salty and weird
(axios.com)
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3y ago
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Of course the network can be a filesystem
(xeiaso.net)
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From the “stuff I screwed up” files – caching was a bad choice
(hydrick.net)
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What I learned about syslog-ng performance using sngbench
(syslog-ng.com)
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Adhesive Windows
(wills-garden.bearblog.dev)
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3y ago
I've been on those ... the questions still apply ;)
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Blender Fanatic Shares His Japanese-Inspired Scene This Week
(blogs.nvidia.com)
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3y ago
Who's in the meeting? What's it purpose? How long is it both scheduled for and actually taking ?
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Arsenal Recon
(arsenalrecon.com)
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It’s a Humble ‘Scope, but It Changed Our World
(hackaday.com)
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Biomes 1: Digitising old maps
(dw.bearblog.dev)
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Celebrating 25 Years of the Carpentries
(carpentries.org)
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3y ago
maybe go work for Yelp on a way to fix their review system to get rid of "fake" or "unreliable" comments? (fwiw ... 'fake' is easier to detect than 'unreliable' ... but neither is "easy")
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3y ago
you need to have some hook that's gonna make your tiny project (because all solo projects are tiny until they're not) be different enough from Everybody Else™ that you can start to amass a critical mass of users around it I'
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3y ago
I could ...and I even will ;) https://antipaucity.com
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3y ago
until you figure out some kind of Secret Sauce™ that solves that ... don't try to poorly reimplement Yelp (unless you want to learn - learning is great, and modeling on a known-working system is a great way to learn)
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Nobody Can Program Correctly – Lessons from 20 Years of Debugging C++ Code [video]
(youtube.com)
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3y ago
>That's why I have an idea for developing a mobile application that allows nearby users to publicly share their experiences with disappointing food. This way, all users in the vicinity can access this information. My goal is to help
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3y ago
How do you plan to combat "fake or unreliable reviews"? How do you distinguish from a "real or reliable" review (that is negative) vs a "fake or unreliable" one? For example, I will down-review anything with hi
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3y ago
I think you just described Yelp
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North Korea’s Cyber Strategy
(recordedfuture.com)
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The Time for International Space Traffic Management Is Now
(rand.org)
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Fighting Flies
(smallfarmersjournal.com)
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Tech Debt Metaphor Maximalism
(apenwarr.ca)
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Orchestra-conducting robot wows audience in S. Korean capital
(france24.com)
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The Knowledge: How to rebuild our world from scratch
(the-knowledge.org)
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Social Media and “Parasocial Media”
(drewdevault.com)
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warrenm
3y ago
exactly - I always try to "assume the best" about others but sometimes "the best" is actually "pretty bad" :)
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