ChrisBland

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by ChrisBland 4mo ago
I miss heroku dearly. somewhere at Salesforce there is an exec who killed the product and shifted it to enterprise and is now looking at the vibe coding revolution seeing their opportunity missed.
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by ChrisBland 5mo ago
Wilhoit Law; There must be in-groups whom the law protects but does not bind, alongside out-groups whom the law binds but does not protect
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Heroku Vibes(heroku.com)
2 points by ChrisBland 11mo ago|0 comments
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by ChrisBland 2y ago
There is no way you get Wilmette to change zoning. They've fought with Small Cheval about the size of their sign for like 9 months. I doubt you'd get any village in the NT district to rezone - the Optima project was pulling teeth,
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Get Started with the Model Context Protocol(modelcontextprotocol.io)
1 points by ChrisBland 2y ago|0 comments
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Storecraft – Commerce App as Code(storecraft.app)
1 points by ChrisBland 2y ago|0 comments
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by ChrisBland 2y ago
The hardest part of this is actually grappling the satellite. Shuttle had the arm, how will spacex capture?
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by ChrisBland 3y ago
How much value are you providing to your customers? Thats how you figure out what you are worth.
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by ChrisBland 3y ago
It has lost contact before and come back online. Sometimes the communications signals can get blocked, expect the rover to more closer to get a visual and attempt to establish contact. If the helicopter lost signal it goes into an auto land
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by ChrisBland 3y ago
At some point we do need to look at the hedge funds that have a school attached as well. The endowments at some of these universities is astounding.
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by ChrisBland 3y ago
It is a plus to have them integrated, I believe the issue is m$ was basically giving it away for free for anyone who has the office suite. As a CTO faced with reducing spend on SaaS, do you cut slack for essentially a free clone of it? Not
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by ChrisBland 3y ago
Sad that your town keeps electing the same leadership with no long term vision on how to improved the community. Sad to see towns stuck in their ways to move forward
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by ChrisBland 3y ago
NASA's budget peaked in 1964–66 when it consumed roughly 4% of all federal spending. I wish we were spending this much on science now
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by ChrisBland 3y ago
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by ChrisBland 3y ago
Writing code is the basic 101 of our industry. Anyone can write a loop or an if statement. With todays computing power, for most applications even poorly written code will run and will execute quite fast. What makes someone a 10x (and i hat
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by ChrisBland 4y ago
If you think about some of the really interesting architecture of San Francisco, do you think they could be built now? Imagine trying to get the golden gate bridge built today. At some point you have to accept that not everyone is going to
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by ChrisBland 5y ago
When you surround an army, leave an outlet free. Do not press a desperate foe too hard
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by ChrisBland 5y ago
This makes sense; as generations come of age in this country there has always been a shift in where people live based on the advancements in technology. From the early days of trains allowing living outside city centers, to the invention of
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by ChrisBland 5y ago
Resort Diving is mostly safe, the dive profile helps keep you safe. At 30ft, a lot less can go wrong. You can easily survive a rapid ascent from 30ft, heck you likely don't need to actively blow bubbles unless you took a huge breath or
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by ChrisBland 5y ago
I'm an avid diver; got certified as soon as I turned 12 years old and have had some great adventures and life lessons diving and continuing my training and education. After many many conversations and encounters on dive boats with oth
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by ChrisBland 6y ago
Higher Unemployment = More people chasing fewer jobs = salary should fall Lower Unemployment = More jobs chasing fewer people = salary should rise If the cost of labor does not rise due as it absorbs the previously unemployed workers in to
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by ChrisBland 6y ago
Of course; we just can't say that part out loud otherwise there would be a run on masks and the healthcare workers would be in such a shortage it would further exacerbate the strain on the healthcare system.
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by ChrisBland 7y ago
I think you're missing out on a few of the big SaaS players here and then some of the smaller ones you never see if you're not in that dept. Most companies will have some CRM (salesforce, dynamics...), an ERP system (Workday, NetS
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by ChrisBland 7y ago
Exactly, not all cartilage is the same. The good stuff doesn't come back unfortunately.
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by ChrisBland 7y ago
I wish this was true. I've had cartilage damage in my elbow from sports and have gone through major surgery over it. This technology has always been '10 years away'; from mesh or paste with stem cells, to other 'new&#x27
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by ChrisBland 7y ago
An interesting thing happened a bit ago related to public companies and how they must account for leases in the accounting standards update 2016-02, Leases (Topic 842). For lessees, any leases that are over 12 months in duration will need t
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by ChrisBland 7y ago
Correct - the fully baked cost of these employees is much higher than the extra $/hr increase. The bigger kicker is this location is fixed, they HAVE to pay their employees this amount. The consumer is NOT fixed and given an increase i
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by ChrisBland 7y ago
No one was shocked in Illinois after Pritzker ran for gov and one of the first proposals he and his family put forth was to get rid of the estate tax in Illinois.
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by ChrisBland 7y ago
This was an inevitable conclusion, I grew up in Hong Kong and we left in 1996 during the handover along with many other ex-pats. We saw the writing on the wall as did many others based on how horrible the handover was going. It is a true sh
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by ChrisBland 7y ago
If you have access to a Parrot AR Drone or other programmable drone, you can have them script out how to make the drone fly. I'm dating myself here, but you can use the Logo https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logo_(prog

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