aaronschroeder

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The Future of AI JavaScript(npmjs.com)
8 points by aaronschroeder 5mo ago|6 comments
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by aaronschroeder 5mo ago
Why write deterministic JavaScript when AI can generate it on the fly?
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by aaronschroeder 1y ago
Vibe solidarity! I have a 2009 with manual everything - even the old crank windows and manual door locks. This truck seems right up my alley.
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by aaronschroeder 2y ago
I recently demoed one and the immersive feel is insanely realistic. I was blown away. At the same time, I’m not sure how I’d use it. I had hoped it could allow having a multi-screen virtual desktop anywhere. It could, sort of. But there is
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Improving the Django Developer Experience(epicserve.com)
3 points by aaronschroeder 2y ago|0 comments
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by aaronschroeder 3y ago
This is one of the best arguments I've heard. SaaS is valuable because it's Software as a SERVICE. More often than not, the software by itself doesn't have much value without the team with deep domain knowledge supporting, ma
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by aaronschroeder 3y ago
The disadvantage is not just to early startups. I have ownership in a 9-year old small software company that has never taken investments and has managed to break even or be slightly profitable every year while growing. We reinvest revenue i
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by aaronschroeder 4y ago
Canopy | Manhattan, KS | Remote Possible | Full-time | https://canopyteam.org/careers Canopy is developing innovative software to support nationwide social impact programs. Our clients are rock stars! They are dedicated to
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by aaronschroeder 4y ago
Access was pretty incredible for what it is/was. I could build a structured database with a nice UI for non-data people, reports, and even more advanced things like automated emails, exports, etc., in 1/10th or even 1/20th t
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by aaronschroeder 5y ago
No magic formula, but in my case I worked for a research & evaluation office at a university for a number of years. I did everything from tech support to building small databases. During that time I learned about the needs of research p
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by aaronschroeder 5y ago
"...failures more often come down to a misjudgment of market need, growing too fast, and overly idealistic visions (all things, notably, that VCs encourage)" So avoiding VC funding might drastically reduce failures? :-P. There are
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by aaronschroeder 5y ago
I think we're conflating two different things. "Do nothing" in the example given was to basically ignore the person and hope they figure it out. Responding quickly and being available doesn't mean you don't also tea
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by aaronschroeder 5y ago
I think following a process to triage and resolve issues within expected timeframes is different than just not responding at all. In these examples hopefully somebody already responded to the client and set expectations, right? A product su
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by aaronschroeder 5y ago
If your relationship with the requestor is a mentor/mentee or you are their supervisor, then sure, go ahead and let them stew a bit to see if they can figure it out. If you are in IT support, it isn't your job to treat every colle
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by aaronschroeder 5y ago
Please don't follow this advice if you are in any kind of IT support role. It may make sense for developers who need large blocks of uninterrupted focus time, but even then the issue to resolve is working with team members on best prac
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by aaronschroeder 5y ago
I just don't see that working in practice. I've worked hard to build a small company and can't imagine losing 1% a year. The longer I work the less I own. If this was the reality, people would find a way around it even if it
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by aaronschroeder 5y ago
I'm not saying to stick the middle class with the tax bill - just pointing out that taxes on the rich usually end up being paid by the middle class whether intended or not. The better solution is to cut spending and the need for more t
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by aaronschroeder 5y ago
Some are. We live in an area where annual taxes are about 2% the value of the home. Home values have been skyrocketing and taxes along with them. Some people on fixed incomes can't afford it so are forced to sell. I think property tax
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by aaronschroeder 5y ago
But what is the solution? Most wealth of people like Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos is tied to ownership shares in their companies. I don't think it's fair to force them to sell shares so they can cover higher taxes. I also fear efforts
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by aaronschroeder 6y ago
100% agree, though a good ORM handling migrations can be nice as it documents how the schema has changed. Just be sure there is no schema logic that exists only in the ORM and not at the database layer itself.
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by aaronschroeder 7y ago
How much of this is due to the growth in labor force in general and the prevalence of dual income families. See: https://www.dol.gov/agencies/wb/data/facts-over-time/women-i... . If you go further back (5
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by aaronschroeder 7y ago
As a founder who has operated in all the different roles, this game really illustrates the importance of JIT and continuous flow, which can be very hard to do consistently. Nice work!
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by aaronschroeder 7y ago
Kansas State University | Sr. Front-end Developer | Manhattan, KS | ONSITE or REMOTE The Office of Educational Innovation (OEIE) is looking for a senior front-end web developer that has the experience to be the driving force that helps dire