weego

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by weego 7y ago
That'll absolutely not happen in our lifetime if ever. You're projecting your developer centric view onto non-technical users who demand solutions that don't add friction to their lives, if it does it's not solving a pro
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by weego 7y ago
Appeal to emotion. That's entirely a different kind of policing and cannot be prevented by a single, organised, intervention.
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by weego 7y ago
They'd be the one investigating a high profile case if anything went wrong, paying huge overtime and having everyone breathing down their necks... why wouldn't you want them to work on a preventative / preactive approach to s
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by weego 7y ago
My experience in this situation is that the more you decide to the hero and take on things that everyone else is washing their hands of when you have no reason to above anyone else, the more likely it is that you'll also be shouldered
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by weego 7y ago
I'm confident we're at the dawn of a new era of AI driven vim closing. My first attempts ended up with my bot buying stock in a clorox brand before posting questionably racist comments to my twitter, but these are minor concerns o
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by weego 7y ago
This is my understanding of agents vs actors, I may be naive or wrong: Actors are an instance of an object that has inherent logic and maintains mutable state within itself Agents are state with logic attached to them that are immutable and
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by weego 7y ago
I'm not convinced a design principle based off of a vacuum moulded plastic aesthetic is going to age well either.
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by weego 7y ago
There's interestingly no correlation between reduction in injuries and stretching. Unless you have a training incident that leads to an injury, 'wear and tear' injuries likely come from muscle imbalances and activation dysfun
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by weego 7y ago
What on earth do you value in a $160 pair of earphones then?
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by weego 7y ago
DK / FD have been a mess since the failed merger. Having a competitive duopoly pushed their marketing budgets through the roof and CPA ran miles ahead of per-customer lifetime worth. This $400 million really isn't much of a lifeli
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by weego 7y ago
More to the point, even in the smallish Scottish town I live in the local companies now have an app that's almost as good as Ubers (it doesn't provide business expense receipts) so their entire value proposition for me is now zero
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by weego 7y ago
Once you strip the perceptive differences from the UI isn't twitter just a bunch of chat rooms and private conversations that update less 'live' than you'd expect a chat room to do. I wrote a toy twitter clone using a di
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by weego 7y ago
I'm sure it mentioned somewhere in the range of $3 per bill, but I can't find it now. It's utterly impossible to sustain, it's highly likely that the physical cost could be higher than the face value
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by weego 7y ago
being AI is a way for ML startups to get triple the seed capital. Nothing more. I would argue against this course having no benefits. There is a huge disconnect between what the reality of the near-future in tech is and what the media mis-r
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by weego 7y ago
Nasdaq employees drink 15,000 cups of coffee a day, that's close to 2 parameters per cup
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by weego 7y ago
In the old world gyant (gigantick was to be gyant like) wasn't necessarily limited to how we tend to use giant-like to mean purely stature. It could be in stature, but also in cultural or spiritual 'power'. Offspring of gods
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by weego 7y ago
Renewals often come with a discount during negotiations. There's no way to known what the motives were. A large media company I worked for had a large discount, it was business not them supporting the liberal left media.
528.
by weego 7y ago
This is also a contract renewal. I can't find any information on there being any publicly announced discontent before. Developer activism is very fashionable to report on though I guess.
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by weego 7y ago
We'll need to see what comes out in the wash. Maybe the more OSS they encounter the more suggestions it will be able to make. Or maybe not and it will indeed be a sales pitch masquerading as a feature.
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by weego 7y ago
hey it's just like Flash but without the consistent framerate
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by weego 7y ago
Are these people of note? The title could be a lot more contextually relevant
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by weego 7y ago
It's also very similar to how I used to use backbone. Compared to how I work now it feels outdated, having said that, though with static site generators being a growth market, maybe markup decorators like this could be a way to get mor
533.
by weego 7y ago
Hilarious. I see someone never took compliance training at work. With that attitude I’d love to see you explain your position to a judge. Money laundering is literally financial transactions arranged in such a way as to conceal the origina
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by weego 7y ago
My partner has ditched crosstraining into data science and ML because of how ridiculously 'ductape and string' the entire sub-indistry is. Tooling that is pre-2000 quality if it even exists, people with math skills yet only the mo
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by weego 7y ago
I don't think there is a confusion around simplicity. It just seems like strawman blog filler and this article is no different.
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by weego 7y ago
So in your opinion if someome works on the infrastructure for surveillance capitalism that doesn't amount to tacit approval of the model?
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by weego 7y ago
So we've been ravaged by ww3 and our money is useless. How exactly do I still have Internet access and who is running all this infrastructure to allow me to trade crypto with someone? And why are cryptocurrencies, which are also a limi
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by weego 7y ago
We're hoping undoing mistakes is a good step towards actual progress
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by weego 7y ago
Changed the brand, expanded their product offerings that clearly had associated cost while expecting a loss in revenue and also rented a large new set of offices at the same time. Regardless of what he was pitched from an SEO standpoint, ma
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by weego 7y ago
You're thinking of Haskell. Apparently it solves all the problems.

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