weego

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by weego 3y ago
It's not a concern for any current living generations, so any answers are moot because the landscape of the entire friction between corporations, governments and the people will likely have shifted dramatically to where our opinions to
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by weego 3y ago
'industry insider' here. I'll be vaguer than the actual info but reference Penn's online presence netted them a fair bit less than $200m last year, so yes that number is insane. The reality is that Penn could probably ha
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by weego 3y ago
I don't understand what AR has to do with this
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by weego 3y ago
The most interesting thing for me is them providing examples of the function made me realise this is the logical conclusion of TDD. Write tests to build the input -> output contracts, have AI build the logic that conforms to those contra
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by weego 3y ago
My favourite part is firing everything but a skeleton crew and now claiming the goal is to build the wests wechat. Might need a few more employees for that.
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by weego 3y ago
I mean, for a start Cassandra wasn't available for years after that date, but either way, whatever Postgres was like back then Cassandra was much more of a piece of shit. Smells like implementing what the cool kids were doing to me.
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by weego 3y ago
I have no idea how their business works internally, but it's very easy for physical goods vendors who extend into supply chain verticals to end up with all their capital tied up in hardware. Not being able to ship due to a missing crit
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by weego 3y ago
It's definitely up there with the classic "Why I left (FAANG)" self-serving visibility posting.
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by weego 3y ago
The article even displays clearly that the URL handlers are not state. They're the contracts that help negotiate state.
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by weego 3y ago
You'd be arguing wrong imo. No one sits down solo and has to design a system to scale in isolation,and if you do then something up the chain from that moment went very wrong. It's a pointless academia by proxy situation that encou
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by weego 3y ago
It's just a digital mirror. You're projecting a behavioural issue onto a technology.
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by weego 3y ago
Goodreads was the future of aggressively biased people shouting their opinions to other people with no discernable value in theirs over others. Rose tinted view.
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by weego 3y ago
$670k investment is not "bootstrap money". It's literally the opposite of bootstrapping. What is the value in this attempted narrative? Is it the entrepreneur equivalent of "I don't work with big data, only 500 bill
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by weego 3y ago
Do you have any sources explaining this so called 'wind'?
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by weego 3y ago
Blizzard fans are not largely console gamers.
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by weego 3y ago
No one on that list devs or publishes the games that sell PlayStations. Sony are at least a decade ahead of MS in terms of having built a pipeline of developers that have the IP and quality standards that are console sellers even at the $50
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by weego 3y ago
My audi S5 is slower than a GT3 Touring car. It's just excuses.
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by weego 3y ago
Their recent comments have a few overly glowing and slightly unrealistic scenarios using ChatGPT.
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by weego 3y ago
I worked a lot on blueyonder cs/dod communities at the time online and on irc. It was mostly OK, the biggest eye opener at the time (I was 20ish) was when I'd hop onto one of the other admins (female) irc account and holy hell tha
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by weego 3y ago
No one needs to reference decades mature globally established best practice.
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by weego 3y ago
Guns don't kill people bullets do
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by weego 3y ago
Getting to market so you can get the next found of funding or start making a profit is always in fashion. Whether you did it perfectly right once you get there is the correct "technical debt" problem to have as a burden.
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by weego 3y ago
This is the equivalent of someone complaining to the policeman that pulled them over for speeding that another car just sped past them and he's not giving them a ticket too.
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by weego 3y ago
Tesla customer service strategy falling into the ship of theseus issue.
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by weego 3y ago
As I had to explain to the execs at a lab on a chip startup I was helping to put together, you're generating the proposition of what the data might be that still needs to be qualified with physical testing, and not actual data. This co
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by weego 3y ago
It's widely known that it's IO focused and unoptimised around say maths use cases as it was built to be a zero maintenance telecoms platform
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by weego 4y ago
So what are you croudsource gathering a dataset of height and weights for?
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by weego 4y ago
Why on earth would you think that a payment provider is taking 50%? They take ~3% + 30 cents It's literally public information
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by weego 4y ago
More to the point in terms of wider adoption for any of these JS in X languages: I've never been involved in a company that would want HTML/JS level code being produced at Rust developer salary overhead costs. They're great w
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by weego 4y ago
This line of logic just results in the 'guns don't kill, people do' argument.

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