FinalBriefing

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by FinalBriefing 2y ago
Sorry?
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by FinalBriefing 2y ago
By weight though, it's a lot less plastic being put out there. Is it worse than clothing? Maybe not, but I'd continue to be skeptical about it until some studies have been done.
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by FinalBriefing 3y ago
This is nothing new. HTML has always been rendered from a sever.
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by FinalBriefing 3y ago
That's what containers are for.
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by FinalBriefing 3y ago
That's _sorta_ what Apple News is, but you can't add your own sources and it isn't an RSS reader. It's an app that can be deleted, and it only appears in the OS using the same APIs that other apps have access to (widgets
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by FinalBriefing 3y ago
Are they really different technologies? It has always been my impression that they are the same tech, but they have a slightly different syntax in some places (DESCRIBE) and different levels of capabilities (Postgres offers more). If you kn
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by FinalBriefing 3y ago
It's not going to be as good. I don't think it is reasonable to expect open source solutions to be competitive in the near future.
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by FinalBriefing 4y ago
They probably aren't ready for a lot of users yet, and the high price will keep only quality customers that might be more likely to stick around and give feedback.
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by FinalBriefing 4y ago
I don't know what things will look like 50 years from now, but I think you're right about a lot of it. The least creative work will disappear first: stock photos, for example. The "grunt work" of taking generic photos of
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by FinalBriefing 4y ago
Ok, but one broken clock is easier to manage than a dozen broken clocks that are also potentially malevolent. At least all cars are tuned for the same type of fuel, and it would theoretically be easier to migrate all infrastructure from one
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by FinalBriefing 4y ago
Personally, I would love to build software that benefits people over shareholders. I’m great at what I do, and I want to put my talents to good use. It’s just really hard to get behind an employer that pays their contractors more than their
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by FinalBriefing 4y ago
Or the fact that the annual raise hasn’t matched inflation for years. Each year, you’re not getting a raise, but loosing ($Inflation - $GS_Raise). You can be the hardest working member of your team, but your salary decreases at the same rat
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by FinalBriefing 4y ago
That’s also how we ended up with leaded gasoline.
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by FinalBriefing 4y ago
I think because that's still very similar to a dedicated server.
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by FinalBriefing 4y ago
Gotta disagree with you here. Modern PHP is quite great, especially when paired with Laravel or Symphony. They had to introduce breaking changes to move the language forward, but I don't recall anything huge after 7.0 or so. There&#x27
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by FinalBriefing 4y ago
How far are we from Clippy being able to scaffold out migrations or table schema? "Clippy, create a table called "users" with the fields: first name, last name, bio."
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by FinalBriefing 4y ago
On a Mac, I got stuck in some sort of loop that prevented me from joining any calls, and even uninstalling the Teams app didn’t fix it. I had to use my iPhone for every Teams call, and sometimes the Teams web app.
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by FinalBriefing 4y ago
Well, they can train the model on things we know _aren't_ alien signals. Edit: From the article: > To train the AI system, Ma inserted simulated signals into actual data, allowing the autoencoder to learn what to look for. Then
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by FinalBriefing 4y ago
I use it for Node all the time. There are published docker images with Alpine as the base and just Node and any required packages installed. I've had to manually install a handful of libraries to support image processing, or anything e
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by FinalBriefing 4y ago
For very specific uses. Linux is not a good options for general computers used by everyday people. That experience is still owned by large corporations.
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by FinalBriefing 4y ago
I've worked at a company that did this. Not fun. You basically have a bunch of employees who know their job is going to end...waiting for it to end. Mentally, you're checked out. You're not going to produce your best work for
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by FinalBriefing 4y ago
That's what I'm looking forward to, actually.
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by FinalBriefing 4y ago
Good perspective. Yea, if I were out of the job for a month or two, it will not effect me much in the future.
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by FinalBriefing 4y ago
Agreed. I like smaller companies, but I'd like something that will last for more than two years...
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Ask HN: My employer has about two months of runway left. What shoud I do now?
22 points by FinalBriefing 4y ago|30 comments
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by FinalBriefing 4y ago
Based on my IoT devices I already have, any device that supports Matter will probably use Wi-Fi to ping back home whenever they can.
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by FinalBriefing 4y ago
Agreed. I do like how it shows the impact that each extension has on startup time, but memory is the real issue I care about.
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by FinalBriefing 4y ago
Vue has been my favorite since Vue 2. It hits the right balance for me between the opinionated Angular and "you figure it out" React. It does what I want a JS framework to do: binds values and renders views with minimal setup (com
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by FinalBriefing 4y ago
Don't they reject apps that are "out of scope" for the device they run on? The Watch isn't made to run 3D games, even if that is possible. It's a "bad experience", even if it is a cool technical demo.
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by FinalBriefing 4y ago
Could an independent body create a spec that cables can be certified against? Like Apple's MFi Program? Seems like there is a market for cables that are easy to identify.

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