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by aeze 8mo ago
https://orochena.net/
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by aeze 10mo ago
A few years ago I booked a hotel suite through Booking.com for a convention, about six months in advance and for a group of friends. About an hour before I checked in I got a message from Booking.com saying my reservation had been canceled.
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by aeze 10mo ago
Are there studies showing that porn has a negative effect on people's lives to the point that this would be justifiable?
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by aeze 1y ago
I work together with my team and I socialize IRL with friends, family, or sometimes coworkers essentially every day of the week. I’ve been fully remote since 2018. Your comment makes no sense to me. Also, likes commuting? You can listen t
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by aeze 1y ago
Oddly erythritol is one of the few things I'm allergic to - it causes me to break out in hives. Since I have to watch out for it, I've noticed it's becoming more and more common as a sweetener.
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Discovering Player Tracking in a Minimal Tic-Tac-Toe Transformer(omar.bet)
3 points by aeze 1y ago|0 comments
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by aeze 1y ago
Sure - it's fairly personalized based on what I'm looking to get out of my career, but it has questions roughly like this: - Am I free from feeling frustrated/stressed at work once a week or more? - Am I free from work
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by aeze 1y ago
Over ~15 years I've switched four times. Three if you don't count being brought over in an acquisition. - 6 years - 3 years -> triggered by matrix - 3 years -> until acquisition - 5 months -> acquiring company, triggered
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by aeze 1y ago
For my past several jobs, I've put together a job satisfaction matrix that I fill out once a month. If it scores below a threshold three months in a row, that triggers a job search. It helps me because I have a habit of fixating on the
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by aeze 1y ago
I’ve been playing it for the past few days and I’ve been really enjoying it. I normally get bored of JRPGs quickly but the game systems, music, artwork and story have all been stellar.
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by aeze 2y ago
It's generally considered one, yes.
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by aeze 2y ago
The way I've viewed something similar is top-down vs bottom-up thinkers. top-down - makes decisions based on intuition, rationalizes them afterwards if necessary - quick reactions to new information - more flexible (sometimes inconsist
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by aeze 2y ago
> Still in these very days we meet random people who in normal random conversation tell us (as part of other matters) of coincidental devastating effects. You may have. I haven't met anyone who has had any effects other than feeling
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by aeze 2y ago
I saw a video a few weeks ago where an individual involved in an VC-backed open source project (SST) spoke about this topic for a while. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-w0R-leDMc - starts about halfway through.
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by aeze 2y ago
If you just need to host a static page, then sure something like Express is a much better fit. But most web applications have at least some if not all of the following: - Auth, sessions, secure cookie handling, etc. - DB interaction - View
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by aeze 2y ago
Agreed on the principle (using the better product) but interestingly I've had the opposite experience when comparing Claude 3.5 Sonnet vs GPT 4o. Claude's been far and away superior on coding tasks. What have you been testing for?
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by aeze 2y ago
I use Cursor primarily with Claude 3.5 Sonnet. Overall a solid productivity increase depending on the task. I have a few observations: - I vastly prefer Cursor's Copilot++ UX for autocomplete compared to GitHub's in VSCode, which
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by aeze 2y ago
Well, OP's POV is challenging you to reconcile your views with the information they presented. You say you prefer in-person for productivity reasons. TFA provides several sources indicating that working remote actually improves product
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by aeze 2y ago
Maybe yours is... they aren't all like that.
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by aeze 2y ago
nostalgia?
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by aeze 2y ago
If you're using SQLite on Rails are you effectively constrained to one machine/server?
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by aeze 2y ago
So if I attempt to rob a bank with a gun and use a getaway car - the car company and gun manufacturer are responsible for facilitating my heist?
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by aeze 2y ago
I'd argue there's nothing in RoR that's more 'magic' than "use client/server".
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by aeze 2y ago
Odd take. There are plenty of products, restaurants and services that use a first name as their name. I don't think it's a big deal, or negative at all.
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by aeze 2y ago
It was mentioned in the OP but: GitHub, Shopify, AirBnb, Stripe
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by aeze 3y ago
I think they are simply saying they’d rather not have the platform at all than pay for it. Which is fair.
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by aeze 3y ago
> The reality is they need office attendance to meet tax agreements with the cities they’re located in. Why don’t they just come out and say that?
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by aeze 3y ago
I faced a similar dilemma which led me to leave a big 4 consulting firm to join a non-profit focused on a mission that I could get behind (substance use, my family has had a history with it). I don't regret the decision at all. I took
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by aeze 3y ago
Neither of you are wrong, but it depends on where you're at. You need enough motivation to get across the finish line and ship a product. Many, many people fail here. If you're able to ship you need to be realistic about failure s
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by aeze 3y ago
I'm sure it's not perfect but I've solely been using https://www.newsminimalist.com recently and have been happy with it Otherwise, https://www.allsides.com

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