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by wbharding 7y ago
While I recognize the prevalence of Goodhart's law among smart thinkers, it fails to meet my "important truth" threshold because it's not hard to find counterexamples: * In baseball, batting average and OPS are metrics t
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by wbharding 7y ago
This is a terrific question, and a topic I've thought about quite a bit while we've built our product (context: as the OP, I've toiled on "how to prove metrics are signal-bearing" for a couple years now). The proble
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by wbharding 7y ago
I think we're all rooting for the narrative that it's possible to get ahead working 9-5. But it's hard for me to ignore the survivorship bias at play here. Yes, if your company has a market cap in the billions, you probably d
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Worst Software Metrics(gitclear.com)
82 points by wbharding 7y ago|66 comments
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Tesla Proved the Haters Wrong(arstechnica.com)
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Open Repo updates: less obnoxious login, Contributors tab, more Kubernetes(gitclear.com)
3 points by wbharding 7y ago|0 comments
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by wbharding 7y ago
As the blog author, you can believe I struggled to distill Open Repos down to a concise soundbite. What makes it hard is that we've built it cover many bases, and we're hoping that customer feedback will lead us in the directions
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by wbharding 7y ago
Thanks for letting us know. We're embedding a note to become the blog page, so presumably reader mode isn't hip to that. Curious if you can get it to work from this page (the note that is source of the blog)? https://pu
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Open Repos: a free product to aid open source development(gitclear.com)
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Twilio’s incentives to enable fraud against their customers: not a good look(bill.harding.blog)
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Who should protect Twilio’s customers from toll fraud?(bill.harding.blog)
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Toward developer measurement of greatest shared benefit(gitclear.com)
1 points by wbharding 7y ago|0 comments
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Examples to compare OCR services: Amazon vs. Google vs. Microsoft(amplenote.com)
262 points by wbharding 7y ago|65 comments
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Commit Browser, a code review tool for people who read a lot of code(gitclear.com)
2 points by wbharding 7y ago|0 comments
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by wbharding 7y ago
The Evernote detractors camp has grown to epic proportions in the past year, which is warranted, but I strongly disagree with the contingent of detractors who claim that Evernote's downfall was having the audacity to raise their prices
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A to-do list that auto-sorts using the Eisenhower Matrix(amplenote.com)
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File Browser: A deeper look into the repo(staticobject.com)
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by wbharding 7y ago
I wrote an essay about this topic a couple months ago that you might find applicable https://www.amplenote.com/blog/what_makes_long_term_personal... The essay describes exactly half of the what has helped me, which is
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Bubble Activity Graph, a better commit list for busy people(staticobject.com)
2 points by wbharding 7y ago|0 comments
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What makes long term personal goals so damn hard?(amplenote.com)
1 points by wbharding 8y ago|0 comments
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by wbharding 8y ago
I've always thought the Evernote sync issues got much less attention than they deserved. Both myself and my co-founder were repeatedly burned by Evernote sync when working on notes between mobile and desktop. Sync was the foremost reas
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What makes long term personal goals so damn hard?(amplenote.com)
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by wbharding 8y ago
Here's where the code updates are slated to happen: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/wbharding/libinput
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by wbharding 8y ago
For those who would like to follow this project as it unfolds, we intend to work from https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/wbharding/libinput I'll also setup an easy means subscribe to text updates about this project so
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by wbharding 8y ago
Hmm, I should create a way to do that. My tentative plan had been to email the folks who had left comments on the bill.harding.blog post when I had news to report. But then I posted this update this morning without mailing them, so that pla
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by wbharding 8y ago
Wow, this community is so good. Three hours after posting and I've already got a few interested emails from experienced devs looking to lend a hand here. So, it _looks_ like we should have the opp to move forward with something in the
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by wbharding 8y ago
Appreciate the actionable ideas re: config file. As far as the broader configurability questions, it's not so much that I want options libinput doesn't have (though that's a little bit of it). It's more that I want the d
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by wbharding 8y ago
As I've seen more responses here, I started getting curious about how screen size impacts results with that game, so I ran a few test runs on my desktop. I'm finding that my score varies by around 30-40% depending on the size of t
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by wbharding 8y ago
Wow, that's impressive! I wonder if screen size impacts score on that test? Both my test laptops were 15", which probably means more space between the bubbles. At any rate, I'd be curious to know if libinput is your driver in
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by wbharding 8y ago
> It comes across as too "I'd like to run this project if you want to help out and here's how we will run it". Instead, I think what you need to do (if you could) is start the technical work yourself and get others to

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