abootstrapper

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by abootstrapper 6d ago
It’s unwatchable. I’m not being sarcastic. I pulled out some of my old DVDs, they look terrible.
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by abootstrapper 9mo ago
I’ve heard this for the last 20 years.
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by abootstrapper 11mo ago
I love this insight, but mailman might not be the best example if you recall the origins of the phrase, “going postal.”
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by abootstrapper 1y ago
Get a yearly full body skin check from a dermatologist. It’s a common thing. I’ve been doing it for years because of my skin type. They caught early Basal cell carcinoma the last time I went.
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by abootstrapper 1y ago
I don’t think it’s possible to build this app on an iPad. But, I taught my kids my phone number by making it their passcode. Before that I used it to teach them how to spell their name.
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by abootstrapper 1y ago
If he stole it, how does he have the right to sell it?
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by abootstrapper 1y ago
I didn’t buy the hype of any of those things, but I believe AI is a going to change everything much like the introduction of the internet. People are dismissing AI because its code is not bug free, completely dismissing the fact that it gen
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by abootstrapper 1y ago
This a legit question before having kids, I don’t mean to belittle it, but after having kids, for me, it’s like asking if I wished the people I loved most never existed. The question no longer makes sense.
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by abootstrapper 1y ago
> What would you cut? Nothing. Tax the billionaires.
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by abootstrapper 2y ago
New leetcode hard question just dropped.
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by abootstrapper 3y ago
Long live offline apps! I have a copy of Family Tree Maker that is decades old and still works.
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by abootstrapper 3y ago
I feel this, but also my family needs money and health insurance. So, yeah, live life now, because it’s short. But, also we have to do the things necessary to keep our jobs and keep food on the table.
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by abootstrapper 3y ago
ChatGPT 4 is amazing! I use it when I’m blocked to get unstuck. I don’t need perfectly functioning code, just something to get my gears turning. I use it to review my own code. It often has pretty good suggestions, or can validate my approa
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by abootstrapper 3y ago
Because when you use phrases like “just simply” [do something actually hard], your stakeholders read that and say things like, “why did this take a whole sprint to implement? You said you just had to [do something hard].” There’s no reason
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by abootstrapper 3y ago
Would be nice, but the way things are going, fascism and plutocracy seem just as likely.
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by abootstrapper 4y ago
You’re thinking of a Toast Master.
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by abootstrapper 4y ago
Do you get 60% salary for 3 days/week? I’m thinking of doing the same thing.
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by abootstrapper 4y ago
> We are grateful for your contributions to Twitter Clearly.
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by abootstrapper 4y ago
Terrible take. We can prevent it from getting worse.
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by abootstrapper 4y ago
Nice tool! Curious why it doesn’t auto populate Zillows estimated rent value?
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by abootstrapper 5y ago
Yes, I read the code and also run the code locally. Reading the code is for strategic larger picture thinking and running the code is to find tactical errors in the implementation.
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by abootstrapper 5y ago
What is the "gut?" Colon, small intestines, stomach, all of the above? If gut microbiome affects mood, what happens if someone has a total colectomy?
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by abootstrapper 5y ago
> Basically for some random reason, the thought pops into your head just how disastrous it would be if you failed at this thing you're being asked to do. Then your consciousness inevitably becomes obsessed with this thought and it&#
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by abootstrapper 5y ago
With most issues American’s be like, “it is my right to shit in the stream and you can’t stop me with your preference for clean water. Go further up stream if you want clean water.” And pretty soon the whole river is full of shit, or covid,
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by abootstrapper 5y ago
If you really have a breakthrough you rewrite that 200 lines of code from last week to 10.
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by abootstrapper 5y ago
If you think that's unfair, wait until you hear how much they're paid!
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by abootstrapper 5y ago
I recommend the heaviest book you can find, and pick it up often!
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by abootstrapper 5y ago
I agree with you. Code should be intelligible on its own without comments. It should also be well documented. One does not preclude the other.
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by abootstrapper 5y ago
How do you track your steps? I have treadmill desk and a Fitbit, but my Fitbit is worthless because my arms don’t swing while I’m working.
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by abootstrapper 5y ago
Political more likely.

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