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by x0x0 8mo ago
The children who write Teams cannot reliably deliver notifications on my mac without me restarting Teams every morning. I've spent a full day attempting to send a webhook in. Teams used to work like slack (a channel admin can create a
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by x0x0 9mo ago
88g dry; I add 3/4 cup milk and 1/2 c water.
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by x0x0 9mo ago
300g is a lot of oatmeal. I eat Bob's Red Mill steel cut oats for breakfast every day; 1/2c dry is about 88g. That's a pretty decent meal. 3.5x that is probably most of what you eat that day.
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by x0x0 9mo ago
The last req I opened I closed around 500 applicants. I opened it Thursday afternoon and closed it Tuesday morning. Over 40% were totally nonqualified. The job was for a rails engineer. In the current market, I wanted exactly what I aske
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by x0x0 9mo ago
Making h1b an automatic track to a green card (partially) removes the ability for employers to exploit employees on an h1b.
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by x0x0 9mo ago
> as visa holders are desperate That is the point of most of these programs. If we (as a country) do h1b, those people should be on an automatic path to a green card.
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by x0x0 9mo ago
Same. If chatgpt actually could do what they claim, would they be wanking (heh) around with erotica and job boards, or would they be selling $5k/mo subscriptions that replace junior employees? The answer is obvious.
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by x0x0 9mo ago
I don't think there's a good answer here. Users absolutely 100% will lose their password and recovery key and not understand that even if the bytes are on a desk physically next to you, they are gone. Gone baby gone. In universit
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by x0x0 9mo ago
Fair point, but Brex' business would have had to have been incredibly weak to raise on those terms.
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by x0x0 9mo ago
That article answers a question nobody had while lying to conflate the poor answer with what people actually want to know. The question isn't if Flutter is dead. It's (1) will Google continue to invest resources to maintain it (a
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by x0x0 9mo ago
Everyone saw 21: -50m, 22: -80m, 23: 21m, 24: 27m and knew this was a dead company walking. With one or more annual founds of layoffs since at least 2023. Oh, and low revenue growth and falling subscriber counts. That's not marketi
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by x0x0 9mo ago
You can't point out the place where they promised the workers jobs. Because there was no such commitment, either before or after the sale. The company failed. In 4 years, they managed to turn the valuation from $8.5B to $1.4B. No em
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by x0x0 9mo ago
Bending Spoon's business model has been -- at least for a decade -- buying companies that didn't operate profitably; stopping or slowing ongoing eng investments; and operating them profitably. Often that involves raising prices,
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by x0x0 9mo ago
And are comfortable making a 1-2 million dollar per devteam per year bet that Google won't rug pull you. And they seem to have no important or big app on it. On an unrelated note, in 2024 Google did layoffs on the Flutter team.
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by x0x0 9mo ago
What I think this is: as a reward to themselves for not stopping the tidal wave of fraud and phishing distributed via sms, they're going to charge businesses to message you in verifiable manner. So when your bank, ups/fedex for p
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by x0x0 9mo ago
What a bummer. I have a OnePlus that I like, and the high-speed charging is awesome. I dunno why American smartphones don't get this (well, I do know: lack of competition), but 6k mah batteries and 100w charging make you stop thinkin
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by x0x0 9mo ago
> they’re completely devoid of any ideas on the software side. Nah, they're full of ideas. Mostly around sucking out every dollar from anyone foolish enough to build on their OS. They've seen which way the wind is blowing and
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by x0x0 9mo ago
dbt is super useful for building a dag and managing pieces of it that update on different schedules. eg with one dataset that's refreshed monthly and another daily, you can only rebuild the daily one unless the slower-cadence input ha
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by x0x0 9mo ago
a [chemist, biologist, mathematician, DSP researcher] who can code at a professional level (that 25%) is worth far more to the right position than either of those skills individually.
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by x0x0 9mo ago
and delicious
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by x0x0 9mo ago
Cloudflare really is all in on "we happily host pirate sites and tada, they're not in your country so we'll do nothing about it at all."
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by x0x0 9mo ago
And I'm sure there will be some excuse for sf's clearance rates -- and that juiced by people not bothering to report crime here -- being horrific. https://www.sfchronicle.com/crime/article/police-sfpd-san
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by x0x0 9mo ago
From talking to friends and family, so n=10-ish, non-computer people have not realized that sticking computers in things means they die on computer lifetimes, not appliance lifetimes. No more switches that last for the life of the house; n
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by x0x0 9mo ago
> gish gallop of reactionary talking points Yes, indeed. I don't understand why you're not blaming the criminals and the incompetent government enabling them, rather than merchants with thin margins. Or us, for not being enth
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by x0x0 9mo ago
Given the shoplifting levels, comprehensive lack of enforcement, etc they don't practically have a choice. See also SF whining a couple years ago because a Target actually reported all the thefts and it made Breed look incompetent. A
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by x0x0 9mo ago
Beyond even the cops and DA absolutely refusing to do their jobs in any way, it also severely degrades the shopping experience. You can either go to costco which is always mobbed, or if you make the mistake of going to Target, you will have
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by x0x0 9mo ago
Any rtl language will probably require a lot of different assets. If for no other reason than gradients. Plus anything asymmetric.
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by x0x0 9mo ago
Microsoft may actually manage the near-impossible feat of pissing off so many people they break their monopoly.
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by x0x0 9mo ago
I think that was ebay. They bought skype but not the p2p tech backing it; fucked the founders on earnouts; the founders refused to reup the contract; ebay was incapable of replacing the tech; and the founders got a bunch of the business ba
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by x0x0 9mo ago
but being too lazy to even globally coordinate the icons is some deep rot.

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