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by brickers 3mo ago
My personal take: - you need aligned incentives across the board. Sales and accounts mustn’t promise what the company can’t deliver - people need to defend their area of expertise whilst listening to what others are saying about theirs. For
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by brickers 3mo ago
El Niño is a naturally occurring event
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by brickers 3mo ago
If you read the article, you can find out!
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by brickers 3mo ago
ARM?
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Dizzy Dithering(liamappelbe.medium.com)
2 points by brickers 5mo ago|0 comments
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by brickers 7mo ago
I agree with what you’re saying. However given the reputation of openclaw (and I presume many other vibe coded spaghetti monsters) I appreciate the signal “I care about quality”.
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by brickers 9mo ago
If you ignore the early pandemic bump, it even looks like the decline started in late 2017, though it's more variable than after the bump
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by brickers 9mo ago
This stuff is quite new to me as I’ve been learning F#, so take this with a pinch of salt. Some of the things you’d want are: - a function to produce a list of customers - a function or two to retrieve the data, which would be passed into t
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by brickers 1y ago
How does that work for e.g. infants? Doesn’t it give unscrupulous parents of those children an extra vote?
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Hyperview – Native mobile apps, as easy as creating a website(hyperview.org)
245 points by brickers 2y ago|140 comments
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by brickers 2y ago
Or… England?
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by brickers 2y ago
They might already be familiar with Dave’s bassline from Eminem’s “My Name Is”. My personal favourite bit of music trivia
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John Tooby – Coalitional Instincts(edge.org)
1 points by brickers 2y ago|0 comments
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Utopian Scholastic(cari.institute)
1 points by brickers 3y ago|0 comments
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by brickers 3y ago
Becoming a dad or are you already one and just upping the excitement? If you’re new, my two pieces of advice are that there’s only right now to deal with when things start to feel rough, and lick your fingers to open the nappy sack before
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by brickers 3y ago
Woodworking and designing furniture. Just this weekend I finally set up my home workshop after almost a decade of dreaming about it (and collecting things I thought I might need). Just spent two hours drawing basic layouts for some wardrobe
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by brickers 3y ago
I made something similar at https://drivl.app . I should have known someone else had already done it
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by brickers 3y ago
This reminds me of something that always made me smile - when at uni I lived with an Israeli guy who made yogurt in a pan in the kitchen. When I asked how you make yogurt, the answer was “put some milk in a pan with some yogurt and leave it
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by brickers 3y ago
My dad was an audiologist and worked for many years with children with cochlear implants. I remember in the 90s him bringing a laptop home with software that tested otoacoustic emissions via a microphone/earbud combo. Later I met one o
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by brickers 3y ago
Re: data from another of your own systems. If there’s an interface between them that suggests you probably want those systems decoupled. Maybe in the future you replace one system with another you don’t control - ideally it would be nice no
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by brickers 3y ago
.net dev here. I started my career using Mendix. It’s very much aimed at enterprise (see pricing) and in direct competition with Outsystems. I haven’t used it for about two years now so might be out of date. Some unordered thoughts: - I was
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by brickers 3y ago
Like this one [1], previously served to the Queen? Sarcasm aside, I have now reviewed some articles on nutmeg intoxication (thank you) and will lower the amount I put on certain things - I love the stuff! 1 - https://www.marcuswa
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by brickers 3y ago
I personally find the subscription model in some ways better in terms of cognitive load - choosing between concrete things can be paralysing enough that the two most likely outcomes are failing to make a choice or choosing something and re
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by brickers 3y ago
Thank you
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by brickers 3y ago
Interesting - where in the world is this the case? Mexico? I had a Spanish friend called Francisco, known as Paco, but a Portuguese Francisco I know was utterly baffled that his name could be shortened that way.
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by brickers 3y ago
You’re right that the shape is used again and again, but the pattern of how it is laid does not repeat. So the new thing here is that there is a single shape that can cover the plane AND that it does this without the pattern repeating (and
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by brickers 3y ago
it’s a non-square shape that does not and cannot repeat
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by brickers 4y ago
Jeff… Jaffe?
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by brickers 4y ago
It seems like a sensible choice that mobile isn’t your focus - I’m just chilling on the sofa browsing HN after work… I don’t think I know the product well enough to comment on a mobile use case, but I’ll let you know if I think of something
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by brickers 4y ago
Not sure if you’re intending this to be usable on mobile but I found some usability issues from a few minutes browsing on iPhone (I most definitely intend to have a proper look on desktop later - looks fantastically useful): 1- overlapping

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