JusticeJuice

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by JusticeJuice 3mo ago
It's the original end to end testing!
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by JusticeJuice 8mo ago
Loom does also have a trim and edit after recording feature, I use it all the time
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by JusticeJuice 9mo ago
Dead link
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by JusticeJuice 11mo ago
If an artist has full control of their IP, yes they can just take their music down. Dissatisfaction with the payout is only one aspect of why some artists are leaving Spotify. I personally find it super weird how much Spotify profit is gett
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by JusticeJuice 1y ago
Interesting talk. I think it's just a matter of making tooling where it's so easy, cheap, and simple enough that doing realtime doesn't introduce any extra time cost to a business compared to CRUD.
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by JusticeJuice 1y ago
That's a really cool project! The realtime message aspect reminds me a bit of https://honk.me/ , but for like, docs.
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by JusticeJuice 1y ago
I remember being literally 12 when google docs was launched, which featured real-time sync, and a collaborative cursor. I remember thinking that this is how all web experience will be in the future, at the time 'cloud computing' w
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by JusticeJuice 1y ago
I wanted to learn a bit about backend development, so I've been building my own version of soundcloud with supabase. Main thing I've learnt so far, auth is flipping complicated. But it's been really fun! The audio compression
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by JusticeJuice 1y ago
Their finding of LLMs working best at simple tasks, LRMs working best at medium complexity tasks, and then neither succeeding at actually complex tasks is good to know.
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by JusticeJuice 1y ago
I know that aws has a few reliability engineers in Wellington, but that’s just to support their aus servers. There really isn’t that many foreign companies outsourcing support to NZ.
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by JusticeJuice 1y ago
I worked in the nz tech startup market for 8 years before moving overseas. To say nz tech is a tiny market is an understatement, when the population of the country is the size of most cities, there’s just that not that many opportunities. I
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by JusticeJuice 1y ago
lol sus
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by JusticeJuice 1y ago
That’s exactly what the library does for its web renderer. There’s a svg renderer and a web renderer.
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by JusticeJuice 1y ago
I'd love to know what individual piece has moved the furthest from it's starting point.
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by JusticeJuice 1y ago
The key thing to understand about typeface copyright is you can copyright the font file, but not the actual shape of the font (as that video you linked covers). So say as you said, you had access to a font, you used it in a logo. Then you l
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by JusticeJuice 1y ago
He's not saying americans couldn't learn to do it. He's saying there aren't many people in the US to hire who already know how to do it.
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by JusticeJuice 1y ago
> Do you mean that front-ends have proprietary code? Yes, sorry for not being clear, but this is what I meant. When the average person uses crypto, they're not using an open source app to buy/sell it. They'll be doing it t
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by JusticeJuice 1y ago
Sorry, I should've been way more clear. But this is what I was getting at. If the average person wants to buy or trade in crypto, they don't reach for an open source solution, they'll use a proprietary service. I know that&#x
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by JusticeJuice 1y ago
> Something as common as the dominant payment system should not depend on proprietary software. Name one dominant payment system worldwide that doesn't? Banks are proprietary, credit cards are proprietary, paypal, crypto is all prop
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by JusticeJuice 1y ago
Consider https://www.framer.com/
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by JusticeJuice 1y ago
This is so cool.
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by JusticeJuice 2y ago
It's really really hard to 'aim' a 6km deep hole. Hitting a slab of tough rock can deflect the drillbit off course. If you remember the Chilean miner rescue in 2010, who got rescued by a new hole being drilled - they had 3 se
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by JusticeJuice 2y ago
You'd be surprised. I know a few people who couldn't really code before LLMs, but now with LLMs they can just brute-force through problems. They seem pretty undetered about 'trusting' the solution, if they ran it and it
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by JusticeJuice 2y ago
+1 Also, this collection spans much more time than communist Vietnam? 1900-2020s? Weird take.
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by JusticeJuice 2y ago
Oh 100%, the content (and context) is completely different. The similarity I mean is a government passing a law that asks a foreign company to hand data over to them.
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by JusticeJuice 2y ago
Yeah totally, it only works due to their influence. The uk has nothing to backup these demands.
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by JusticeJuice 2y ago
There are tangentially similar precedents already, such as the American FACTA law. It is obviously a quite different context, as it just relates to financial information, not all information - but it's a law from the US government, tha
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by JusticeJuice 2y ago
I just looked up your app out of curiosity, and realized I had just watched your video about react's inverted-reactivity model just a few hours ago! Small world!
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by JusticeJuice 2y ago
> All IT workers are exempted from mobilization. This isn't entirely true. A friend of mine (who works in IT) got drafted. In 3 days he ended up getting a pregnancy certificate faked, so he and his girlfriend could get legally marri
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by JusticeJuice 2y ago
Bonus bug report, underscores in filenames seem to mess with things. E.g. DCS_0035 and DCS_0036 both resolve to DCS_(1), overwriting each other.

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