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weego
6y ago
This'll generate the kind of code you'd expect to get from a $60 themeforrest template. If you don't care to or never need to dig into it or reuse anything out of context of the prefab template you'll be in an 'OK&#
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6y ago
Because videos of good quality quickly go from UFO to IFO and only the worst are left. Wheat from the chaff.
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6y ago
I'd imagine you'd get a similar situation to the ipads where the X chip is far superior in the same gen eg: iMac - m2 chip + max out at 64 gig ram iMac Pro - m2x chip + max out at 256 gig ram
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weego
6y ago
There's an awful lot of verbiage but none of it really tells me in why or what situations or domains I'd find this compelling. I'm impressed conceptually but like are we talking 'bring your favourite language to a highly
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weego
6y ago
aka "People used what we offered under the license we granted them and they're successful and I want more in return than I'm entitled to"
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weego
6y ago
I think a more important lesson before you get anywhere near this one in that logic chain is: Don't attempt to code for every possible future.
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weego
6y ago
grados can be taken apart and each part replaced as needed though
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weego
6y ago
It feel like live by the sword, die by the sword to me. Elastic because a highly successful business off the product being open source and then leveraging that into funding and enterprise licensing and maintenence. To turn around after and
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weego
6y ago
Ah my consciousness must have really let me down when I got a crippling autoimmune disease at 35
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6y ago
Honestly there are no compelling arguments for picking Haskell over other languages in the same domain. Limited open-source to leverage, incredibly limited and costly hiring opportunities, not that great tooling and integrations. Any upside
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weego
6y ago
Perhaps somewhere during the planning, design, development and testing phases they considered this issue and mitigated it?
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weego
6y ago
I don't know why this is getting down voted, its absolutely naive to assume this isn't how it plays out in the real world.
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6y ago
I'm not convinced we even turned it into science. I think we turned it into a pseudo-science of confirmation biases, poor contextual understanding and even distain for our own users while actively devaluing the role that design plays i
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6y ago
I don't think it's the worst, it's just more that you've made the assumption that Netflix wants a pure set of recommendations. Marketing and business drivers will always trump algo results, so what you're seeing are
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6y ago
Pretty much the entire music industry would disagree with you on apple being consumer level
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weego
6y ago
He's sat on it for long enough, even though the trajectory of amp has been clear for years. There's no credibility to be reclaimed here.
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6y ago
Nothing you do or say is innocuous when you're in a regulated market.
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6y ago
Feels more like we threw someone in and watched to see if they could doggy paddle back.
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weego
6y ago
This isn't a viable business at that price. Also the domain and contact email domain being completely different is just plain unprofessional looking
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6y ago
The net result would be Govt vs Megacorps tied up in a decade of litigation arguing what the terms 'composable' and 'API' mean
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weego
6y ago
Once you're subject to the kinds of invasive scrutiny that a govt mandates break up demands, it tends to be hard to get out from under it.
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weego
6y ago
Outsourcing KYC is essential if you want preventative measures. Having your own just allows you to learn from getting stung.
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6y ago
I'm not sure what value you think your point has, especially as the OP wasn't attempting to detail their entire medical history. Yes it could just disappear, but for some migraines are a chronic issue and the meds for it are preve
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weego
6y ago
Maybe down voted due to context but it's correct. Sugar has 4 calories per gram, same as protein, while fat has 9 calories per gram. Unless you're diabetic or have diabetes markers you really don't have to worry at all about
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6y ago
I honestly don't think I could sleep at night, having bought a new car, knowing how much its depreciating just sat there. An acquaintance bought his dream audi TT a few years ago, and after a couple of years of ownership we calculated
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6y ago
My questions are about the domains rust ends up getting traction in, not so much whether it will.
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6y ago
Why not 6? Or 8? Because 8 is too many and 6 is clearly not enough. This is what separates the Steve Jobs' of this world from the rest of us.
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Yeah and don't be duped by the cost savings and reliability of SpaceX, they just want control. Product development is about control in some form. If Apple have genuinely just make a decades leap in performance then you just look at the
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6y ago
As a creative playground my oldest has got into Lego Worlds much easier than Minecraft but it's also far more limiting, looking forward to carrying that over and teaching them the possibilities around redstone
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6y ago
[...] Or if the great photos you have of your friends got sent to them automatically. I know that's just an example but I'd literally never want this to happen and the fact that this is a cherry-picked feature used as promotion
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