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571.
by weego 7y ago
Also didn't work well for Flash.
572.
by weego 7y ago
Standard reminder for younger devs when this stuff is posted that almost no one needs to know these numbers let alone 'everyone'.
573.
by weego 7y ago
in the case of scar you get to maintain your own AWS infrastructure. Which isn't really the goal of most people wanting a quick static site.
574.
by weego 7y ago
Sure, but that's a different issue. If it doesn't gain traction then the decisions made by Google are clearly considered the best approach, at which point what relevance does the openess have?
575.
by weego 7y ago
That fits with my belief that the notion of having technical debt is a luxury that only a measure of success brings. Until you're in a place where you have a excess of resources (time and money) all you have is code. Obviously with exp
576.
by weego 7y ago
Absolutely but the old boys club plays it a different way. Give them the spectacle of the grand jury but answer every question with "please refer to my previous testimony"
577.
by weego 7y ago
A proposition of what might have been true doesn't really have a place in analytics.
578.
by weego 7y ago
It's not evidence, at best it is hearsay. We have no way to validate truth from fiction.
579.
by weego 7y ago
It's using the URL as it was designed. in 21323/200/300, 200 is not a sub-resource of 21323, neither is 300 a sub-resource of 200. Specifying w and k parameters to the request is semantic and engineering accurate to the inten
580.
by weego 8y ago
You really don't have to if your own state has a complete disregard for the laws that a third party state with a grievance tries to apply to you, which is the reality for a lot of people.
581.
by weego 8y ago
I still think the attitude is unreasonablein a wider spectrum. I can back the criticism that you shouldn't write apps targeted at developers on resource intensive frameworks, but I also am very happy that we're in a position where
582.
by weego 8y ago
Landlord
583.
by weego 8y ago
Because apparently, for a bunch of people here, their most precious resource day to day is free RAM.
584.
by weego 8y ago
I'd just write a bunch of adapters to transform all your current data into a unified set of formats in acro or parquet or whatever, compress the originals and dump into glacier just incase and then use Athena to query it. Then you can
585.
by weego 8y ago
It also sounds more like it's a sales pitch to implement personal development like the Valentine's Day approach to relationships. Make an effort once a year and hope it's enough. Why would it take so called AI to do what her
586.
by weego 8y ago
I think it's worth defining what "fine" is in this context. It's fine in as much as it's your gig, it's on you to decide what is right or not. If you believe that working extreme hours at the cost of your own w
587.
by weego 8y ago
I wouldn't have guessed that those circles were clickable annotations on mobile had I not looked at desktop view and wondered where they'd. I like it as a principle but it's badly signposted as it doesn't feed into any e
588.
by weego 8y ago
You're attempting to weaponise the notion that people are better at things they use vs things they don't use.
589.
by weego 8y ago
They just asked a question and put some context of the basis for the question. I think you read something that isn't there.
590.
by weego 8y ago
I've suffered from (at times) pretty debilitating depression since I was early teens I think. In the last few years I've spend a lot of free time in and around crisis support and rehabilitating people back into lives after mental
591.
by weego 8y ago
Well this is pointless. I get that they need to keep relevance and clicks going but the entire earphone/headphone industry is disposable outside of a few pro grade (usually including custom fittings) products that make up a tiny and in
592.
by weego 8y ago
I've yet to see an argument for why using tax incentives to coerce good outcomes from people is even a bad thing
593.
by weego 8y ago
I've never owned a credit card but I've used my debit card directly twice since Christmas because GPay is available everywhere. It's only the ceiling on contactless transactions (£30) that requires me to use it
594.
by weego 8y ago
Ambulances are absolutely not for non-urgent, non-critical situations and being able to auto-schedule a ride at time of appointment creation is a positive addition.
595.
by weego 8y ago
It's not a case of morals, but 30% at apples scale is fairly egregious.
596.
by weego 8y ago
With the continued over-reach by some first world Governments, it may not need to be illegal just in your jurisdiction.
597.
by weego 8y ago
What's the point of living in an artifical bubble leading people down the wrong path? Building software doesn't guarantee that it's worth anything to anyone else. If it is and is meaningfully better than free alternatives the
598.
by weego 8y ago
The only difference between ML and AI is about $10m in venture capital.
599.
by weego 8y ago
Ironically I feel like the entire process node/npm is labouring through is anything but modern. None of these problems are new or unique, unless you ignore the last few decades of lessons from engineering concerns in other ecosystems,
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by weego 8y ago
Their implementation wasn't novel. This is well trodden ground.

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