yCombLinks

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by yCombLinks 3y ago
Those aren't apps, they're closer to documents, which is what it was designed for.
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by yCombLinks 3y ago
Hard disagree, web won because of the deploy story. Users don't have to install anything. Html and css is a terrible API for app layout, because it wasn't designed for that
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by yCombLinks 3y ago
Sorry, but the literal Married with Children house is $584k on Zillow, the same prices as the other houses in the neighborhood so not an artifact of being on the TV show https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/641-Castlewood
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by yCombLinks 3y ago
I think that backs up the point. Married with Children and The Simpsons were not mocked, because it was a realistic situation. In the 80s a single income at an average job could afford a middle class lifestyle. Friends however was clearly r
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by yCombLinks 3y ago
That's because you've apparently used some command to look at that history, none of his commands ever show that
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by yCombLinks 3y ago
My first job required maintaining a very old informix 4gl app. The trained users could fly in that thing! Seeing clunky webapps with a bunch of clunky laggy UI components doesn't seem worth it for trained internal users
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by yCombLinks 3y ago
In the long run the development of AI is far more significant than relatively minor skirmishes of American Imperialism.
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by yCombLinks 3y ago
You have to treat "Helping Other People Succeed" as iterated prisoners dilemma. The tit-for-tat strategy seems best in the real world. If you help and they defect, you have to defect in response. IE don't let them continue to
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by yCombLinks 3y ago
I don't even expect that. I just expect them to eventually get it right, and for less of my total time to be spent overall.
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by yCombLinks 3y ago
Coal is possibly a closed loop on a geologic scale, while trees are a closed loop on a human lifetime scale. If a cut 100 acres, and burn it, replant it, I'm net neutral. If I burn the same amount of coal, I don't have the 100 ac
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by yCombLinks 3y ago
That's just not how I view it. Here's the rule. Check if the garbage needs to go out every afternoon. Absolutely fine. Vs remember if this matters -> torture! I can work 100% of the time to make sure the clearly set out objecti
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by yCombLinks 3y ago
That makes me so mad! Just put down a checklist and I'll gladly do it! Not sure why emotional manipulation needs to happen!
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by yCombLinks 3y ago
I think the most telling detail is the most difficult part of the analysis was done using chatgpt.
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by yCombLinks 3y ago
Dumbest take I've seen yet
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by yCombLinks 3y ago
Everyone had to change all their code and dependencies because of breaking changes that had 0 benefits for most people.
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by yCombLinks 3y ago
I haven't used it, but it looks ok. It doesn't fit my usage patterns though.
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by yCombLinks 3y ago
Exactly, just like I expect to get paid for my work. I want a simple way to pay for all the pay walls in aggregate so I'm not signing up for 27 different subscriptions and I read one article from each source. I'm not against payin
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by yCombLinks 3y ago
Ahh, for me it's pull requests into the central work repo, not GitHub. That is different.
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by yCombLinks 3y ago
Alright, sorry you didn't see the same things in it I did.
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by yCombLinks 3y ago
The writing is pretentious, but the post has several interesting insights, and you have not engaged with any of them.
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by yCombLinks 3y ago
They already have my branch though! I had to push it to them before I could request they pull it!
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by yCombLinks 3y ago
It doesn't make sense in the context nearly everyone uses git in. How many people mean that when they say pull request? Roughly 0%
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by yCombLinks 3y ago
Yeah, I've used subversion a bit. The DAG aspect and commits do not require a distributed system. I'm talking about the idea that git users would pull commits directly from other users and "build consensus" across the ne
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by yCombLinks 3y ago
Everyone uses git as a centralized vcs. You could remove the distributed part and 99% of people wouldn't notice. The killer feature was branches, which are orthogonal
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by yCombLinks 3y ago
The 8 trillion monolith bad posts are why we are now over inundated with microservices. This is the blowback when people are realizing the cost benefit didn't work for them
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by yCombLinks 3y ago
You lose atomic transactions. Every business action is orders of magnitudes more more complex because of that.
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by yCombLinks 3y ago
You're the "I'm not touching you" kid.
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by yCombLinks 3y ago
Hardly. Scrum master is more like a production assistant. Make sure everyone knows when and where they are supposed to be. Communicate any issues with the plan
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by yCombLinks 3y ago
That particular part glossed over the details. Commutativity is a property of some groups and not others. It is a property of the "normal" numbers, so we all learn it in school. But there are lots of groups that aren't commut
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by yCombLinks 3y ago
I wish every self-righteous chode ended their arguments with Q.E.D., it would save so much time.

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