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by x0x0 2y ago
> You are entitled to a copy of the data that you provided to the data processor This is absolute nonsense and there is no such limitation in the GDPR which, if you had even a passing familiarity with it, you would know. Maybe don&#x2
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by x0x0 2y ago
Anyone who's been close to a dying cancer patient knows what the last couple months are like for many: unending suffering plus tomorrow will be worse. Many people would choose not to suffer like that and I can't understand who an
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by x0x0 2y ago
Also, promissory estoppel, which an actual attorney explained as such: Even though you don't have a contract, you make a promise (Matt: wp.org is free forever to anyone), someone (WP Engine) relies on that promise to their detriment, a
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by x0x0 2y ago
If you spend a bunch of time in Ruby (or Python), I don't think you'll have a huge lift switching to the other if you ever want to? > Rails is still worth using Yes. Hotwire + Hotwire Native are great tech. The whole suite is
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by x0x0 2y ago
My memory of listening to a real attorney discuss this [1] WP Engine showed they will be irreparably harmed, which in this case, means harmed in a way that cash can't fix. Thus the judge is preserving the status quo ante while the sui
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by x0x0 2y ago
I may be atypical because I started a company and unfortunately used my personal cell is several places which got into sales databases. And made a political donation. For me, it got so bad (multiple calls per day) I've stopped answeri
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by x0x0 2y ago
I've been at orgs that wrote 3x apps and at orgs that shipped via RN. RN was a significantly superior choice ime. While yes, it wasn't 100% write once, it was pretty good and also avoided some of the ugly single-platform-only bu
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by x0x0 2y ago
Nah, the rest of the article is not insightful either. eg React Native is dismissed in 5 sentences, with no real solution at all given to the basic problem of wanting to have a website and mobile apps without writing your app 3 times. Let
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by x0x0 2y ago
Hmm. If you don't mind sharing, suppose (because it's what I was doing) I was trying to create personal dev, staging, and prod environments. I want the usual suspects: templated entries in route53, a load balancer, a database, so
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by x0x0 2y ago
I also had a really rough go with cdk. I personally found the lack of upsert functionality -- you can't use a resource if it exists or create if it doesn't -- to make it way more effort than I felt was useful. Plus a lack of use
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by x0x0 2y ago
Now do software in general.
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by x0x0 2y ago
> With a part time person you will see downtime when a machine fails. Many data centers offer remote hands services. And I don't believe this is at all true. I worked at a place that managed thousands of boxes in dozens of pops wit
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by x0x0 2y ago
Thanks for the suggestion. I did just check, and "dog at beach" generates sub 20% recall for me. I go to the beach weekly with my dog, take lots of photos because I'm a dork, and that first query skips many weeks. Also, I di
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by x0x0 2y ago
Google photos search doesn't work well at all for me. Even things like "[my dog name] beach" isn't reliable. Or things like I use photos as notes. It doesn't reliably recall things like cheese when I take pictures
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by x0x0 2y ago
I would kinda like search that works over my thousands of photos
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by x0x0 2y ago
I get that. I just work quite distantly from chips and find it interesting. That said, licensing an instruction set seems strange. With very different internal implementations, you'd expect instructions and instruction patterns in a
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by x0x0 2y ago
1 - thank you 2 - thank you again for sharing your eink hacking project!
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by x0x0 2y ago
thank you for explaining
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by x0x0 2y ago
> Virtually all high performance processors these days operate on their own internal “instructions”. The instruction decoder at the very front of the pipeline that actually sees ARM or RISC-V or whatever is a relatively small piece of lo
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by x0x0 2y ago
eg... > 28. Divide a vertical line in two equal parts by bisecting it with a curved horizontal line that is only straight at its spot bisection of the vertical. I have no idea what a curved horizontal line is. A horizontal line is para
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by x0x0 2y ago
One of the smartest people I know did 4 degrees in 4.5 years: undergrads in physics, chem, biochem, and math. He graduated with like a 3.2 gpa, low because he took 18-22 credits of hard classes every single semester, and couldn't get
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by x0x0 2y ago
The very short summary is Matt basically told DHH he sucked for not making billions off Rails and patronizingly suggested he get a business coach. DHH replied that made him happy / proud, giving a gift like that to the world.
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by x0x0 2y ago
> you can also add it to your CV That can backfire and give an employer the idea you want to do that work though. I not only hate it, but nobody gives a damn until stuff breaks and then everyone is mad. You rarely get rewarded for stuf
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by x0x0 2y ago
Or they're optimizing for not being a sysadmin, which some people can't do and even some of the people who can find to be very ungratifying work. For a project that runs on this person's enthusiasm, that seems not crazy. It&
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by x0x0 2y ago
I was very confused by that link calling it a horse chestnut. That is not what I grew up calling a horse chestnut, ie the keratin thing that your farrier trims (or you do with a rasp.) Separately, what an absolutely nutty thing to cheat at
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by x0x0 2y ago
I think ghettoization, whether you agree with the characterization or not, is driven by how much devops / security work / handholding a deployed app needs. And wordpress needs a LOT of that. When the popular solution requires a
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by x0x0 2y ago
Wild. Mullenweg apparently also had the manager of his household llc fill out fake paperwork for his employees, which came out in an attempt to compel arbitration. tl;dr: it seems to have been a practice of his household llc, which he mana
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by x0x0 2y ago
Early chrome was driven by the fact that firefox was a piece of garbage. Firefox 3 was not good software, and had an unpleasant habit of totally crashing the entire browser regularly. Your only other popular choice was ie8. Also not grea
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by x0x0 2y ago
You forgot this bit, or perhaps it was edited in: > Neal has been adverse to Quinn Emanuel a number of times, and won every case. My perception: the personal grievance comes through loud and clear. Hopefully cases are decided more on th
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by x0x0 2y ago
I've used hotwire a bunch, and with minor differences, I think the list of things that htmx is not good for is spot on. I don't think I'm explaining this well, but maybe this will help someone: Hotwire / htmx are about s

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