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by GenerWork 6mo ago
I dropped Claude Code months ago. I'm just an amateur who plays around with bringing screens in from Figma and turning them into websites so I can get practice with AI tooling, but their limits were absurdly low on the $20 plan. Codex,
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by GenerWork 6mo ago
>Why bother with a drawing tool when you can literally mockup with real components and react etc. I think that there's still value for the canvas (I'm a UX designer). I like seeing changes in the vector tool first, and then pus
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by GenerWork 6mo ago
I believe Brightline in Florida has ownership of its tracks from Cocoa to Orlando.
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by GenerWork 6mo ago
I attended a design conference last week where Figma has been basically delegated as a design library tool, and that was it. They'd use it as a source of truth for components such as buttons, colors, typography, etc, but the actual des
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by GenerWork 6mo ago
I've been out of that scene for a long time, hasn't Netflix implemented a bunch of anti-piracy methods, or are people just recording HDMI/DisplayPort output and saving it?
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by GenerWork 6mo ago
Cue up people shouting about how this is horrible and that they're totally going to cancel, only to be followed by Netflix making even more money next quarter.
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by GenerWork 6mo ago
You're always going to have some sort of insider leaks, and quite frankly I don't care if they make money off of it in a betting app. This isn't like the stock market which is a vehicle for wealth for hundreds of millions. Ga
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by GenerWork 6mo ago
I believe that the $1b is apparently not coming anymore because it was basically dependent upon Sora being an actual product that actual people can use, which isn't the case anymore.
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by GenerWork 6mo ago
>The new hires will largely work across product development, engineering, research and sales. I wish the article would've been able to break down the amount of people that they wanted to hire in each area. I would think that if they
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by GenerWork 6mo ago
>do you fire devs or build better products? I think that it's more along the lines of "do you fire people" instead of just "do you fire devs". Fewer devs means less of a need for PMs, so they can be let go as wel
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by GenerWork 6mo ago
>First, he's had a real anti-corruption push that seems to be meaningful and seems to apply to senior government officials and the wealthy (eg Jack Ma). Anti-corruption pushes in the government are 100% purges, just under a differen
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by GenerWork 6mo ago
Remove the EV subsidies and ICE taxes, and what would that number switch to?
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by GenerWork 6mo ago
>If you lost your job, before the ACA, you could not get health insurance outside of working for someone and having group insurance at any cost. This is a flat out lie. You absolutely could buy health insurance without being at a company
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by GenerWork 6mo ago
That was my thought. This is 100% a state actor.
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by GenerWork 7mo ago
There's still the hangover from free Covid money. I think the number one reason that it feels worse is that there's a LOT more people in the industry now than back in 2020. Much more competition than before.
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by GenerWork 7mo ago
Jakob Nielsen has been banging the drum that we're going all end up with custom interfaces that will be tailored to what our current task is at that time. How this will work is TBD, but if I recall correctly, he's basically agreei
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by GenerWork 7mo ago
>Tens of thousands of engineers and designers rebuilding slightly different drop-downs is an inefficient world that is unarguably coming to an end. As long as branding is important, you're going to keep getting slightly different dr
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by GenerWork 7mo ago
I'd love to read more about the coincidence with the Bretton Woods agreement.
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by GenerWork 7mo ago
Looks like an extra zero was added?
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by GenerWork 7mo ago
In the year that I had a Surface, I can count on 2 hands the number of times that I used the touch screen. Out of all those times that I used touch screen functionality, the majority of the times were done inadvertently when I was trying to
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by GenerWork 7mo ago
Which case is that?
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by GenerWork 7mo ago
>"He wasn't just pretending to move to Florida." Do people often pretend that they're going to move? Seems like a weird thing to say.
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by GenerWork 7mo ago
Older BMW 7 series?
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by GenerWork 7mo ago
Question about that, wouldn't packaging be an issue unless you really shrunk the engine size? I thought that's what makes LS swaps into planes so interesting because you get a fair amount of power in a small package.
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by GenerWork 7mo ago
>China also needs to change something drastic to avoid brain drain. Why does this matter? I hear this a lot but at the same time I look at what's coming out of China, especially in the AI space, and it's clear that brain drain
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by GenerWork 7mo ago
If that's the case then why haven't more places moved off of COBOL?
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by GenerWork 7mo ago
I agree 100%. I find it odd how many people will claim to be against the MIC and promote a drop in military spending, yet they act how Europeans spending money with European defense companies rather than American ones is a terrible thing. I
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by GenerWork 7mo ago
I find it very, very interesting how they demoed visuals in the form of the “soft SaaS” website and mentioned how it can do user research. Codex has usually lagged behind Claude and Gemini when it comes to UX, so I’m curious to see if 5.3 w
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by GenerWork 8mo ago
It's already present in Norway. Here's a report on how well it's working [0] [0]: https://www.brusselsreport.eu/2024/09/11/the-failure-of-norw...
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by GenerWork 8mo ago
>Peter Conti-Brown, a professor of financial regulation at the University of Pennsylvania, added, “I’ll say as a legal scholar and as a historian I think that differentiation is hocus pocus.” I'm willing to bet that the "hocus

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