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by wouldbecouldbe 4y ago
"They" are the wealthy people, property owners and such, in society who make a scene if their wealth gets taxed any higher. Every western society heavily taxes working, where often for me as a freelancer it hardly pays of to work
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by wouldbecouldbe 4y ago
I would love for it to just parse some data from my api, clean it up, normally I do manual checks, but takes so much time. Might be possible via Zapier.
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by wouldbecouldbe 4y ago
If you enjoy productivity on all levels (also performance) just go with Next. If you are a purist go vanilla js.
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by wouldbecouldbe 4y ago
It was pretty easy to group unrelated code into a seperate function either in the class or in a seperate module. Every beginner programmer can do that. To write a hook is much more complicated. Dan is very smart, also redux was very smart b
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by wouldbecouldbe 4y ago
IMO the simple old class & props was all that was needed. Lifecycle was much easier to understand, most reusability issues could be solved one way or another. Most bugs I find in big react projects are either by using multiple useEffect
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by wouldbecouldbe 4y ago
I've tried to use DALL-E for practical purposes such as generating icons, art etc. for commercial products but most of it is unusable.
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by wouldbecouldbe 4y ago
Except for Chat GPT I havent yet seen super impressive implementations. Dall-e, codepilots, text to speech etc. are still all not good enough to use for more then playing around. However this landingpage looks amazing. Any good other tips?
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by wouldbecouldbe 4y ago
We want company's and individuals to be innovative? But then give them shit for their failures, even if fairly handled. After failure startups leave customers & employees empty handed, Google refunds and pays all. Even though they&
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by wouldbecouldbe 4y ago
I mean with Nest you might argue the success was already there but with tools as anlytics, maps etc. it was really Google's quality and push that made it.
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by wouldbecouldbe 4y ago
When it comes to entrepreneurship the act of creating serves someone else, when you are an artist the act of creating itself has value. So if you consider yourself an artist this is fine. If you consider yourself an entrepeneur, I will offe
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by wouldbecouldbe 4y ago
Are we being too hard on Google, or did the company change? When it comes to launching new products, whether innovative or not, they seem to have launched some of the most used products out there: Gmail, Google Calender, Analytics Google Pl
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by wouldbecouldbe 4y ago
Mass adaptation is not even that hard, profitable mass adaptation is.
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Appstore reviewers don't read the submission notes
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by wouldbecouldbe 4y ago
Group think is pretty normal and a good model in general. It can be misused, but no decision making model is 100% accurate. But lot of things that most people do are safer than the unbeaten path, even if it fails most likely there is a bigg
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by wouldbecouldbe 4y ago
20-30 years and it's back to almost zero.
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by wouldbecouldbe 4y ago
Of course it's not far fetched, it's an interesting way to look at the macro changes that happened in the last centuries in the world.
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by wouldbecouldbe 4y ago
One of the magical things microsoft has accomplished is that governments and corporates trust them so much. Some kind of Stockholm syndrom. Here in the Netherlands they somehow have convinced local governments (like cities & provinces)