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The Spell Is Broken – Using Bluesky(alexworradandrews.com)
3 points by conatus 1y ago|0 comments
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Global Dialogues – global AI opinion survey(globaldialogues.ai)
2 points by conatus 2y ago|0 comments
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by conatus 4y ago
> You'd meet about what you were going to do, work on it, and come back a week or two later. Occasionally there would be informal check ins. Planning meeting, ad hoc meeting doing the work then weekly/bi-weekly show and tells t
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by conatus 5y ago
Cool to see this out, but there is something about Tailwind I've never really got. And this is not from abstraction, but in production use on a number of pretty large sites. Each Tailwind class corresponds to a CSS property, with a few
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Co-op Cloud – simple libre hosting based on Docker(cloud.autonomic.zone)
2 points by conatus 5y ago|0 comments
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Starting Meetings Well with a Check In(commonknowledge.coop)
2 points by conatus 6y ago|0 comments
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by conatus 6y ago
Thanks! I guess none of them are amazing, which is why you built this :)
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by conatus 6y ago
This is very cool and interesting. Are there any other Zapier clones out there in the open source world?
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by conatus 6y ago
You probably understand these points better than I do! I just don't think it is truly as bad as has been made out by the initial comment.
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by conatus 6y ago
Massive fan of Laravel. If the relationship between Statamic and Laravel is similar to that between Wagtail and Python, plus the static storage, it seems like it would be very good indeed.
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by conatus 6y ago
This is true. I understand other languages (for example Go) have very nice features of this kind - contextual auto-escaping and so on. However a lot of other languages also have these footguns around escaping and security.
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by conatus 6y ago
Fair enough. Probably at "agree to disagree" here. I'll agree that its easier to do custom post types on other CMS. But sometimes at the cost of real overheads in terms of complexity for users to swallow to get there. Caching
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by conatus 6y ago
Massive props to Studio 24 for showing their working in public on all of this. It is amazing to see. More large scale projects of this kind should do this sort of thing. Its really thrilling to see someone think technical decisions out loud
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by conatus 6y ago
Most of this plain isn't true - afraid it does feel very much like a bubble there! > - Uses PHP 5 spaghetti code with a handful of garbage event listeners and output buffering I mean it has listeners for almost every event you might
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by conatus 6y ago
It's a perennial but: unit tests are more about how you think and rigourously approach a problem than preventing regression. I'd say if you wrote unit tests and then deleted them, your code would be better for it. Indeed, I often
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by conatus 6y ago
> The overwhelming majority of JS developers learn the basics before moving on to a modern framework. I'm not sure if this is the case. I actually set this as an interview question for mid-weight to senior on paper front end enginee
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by conatus 6y ago
No, I'm not. Libraries were certainly used in this case. But whereas in Rails this would be mixing in a library to a controller to allow events and configuring them, this was building a new set of models and code over the top of a libr
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by conatus 6y ago
While this is a great talk, and a great web app, I think there is a bit of over compensation on their part, because of them being in the unique position of having founded and had to manage the ticket burden of a very popular (backend) frame
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by conatus 6y ago
"The value of a software is not the code itself but in the reasons behind the existence of that code" I wholly agree with this. However, I'm sort of baffled by this approach. What frameworks allow is you not to have to contin
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Political and community organising during Covid-19(commonknowledge.coop)
1 points by conatus 7y ago|0 comments
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by conatus 7y ago
Cool. Found your email, will drop you a line.
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by conatus 7y ago
Usually cooperatives have to have a base in one country for legal reasons as (sadly) they need some kind of legal recognition. But in a sense this makes no difference from remote first companies, like Buffer, 37signals or Automattic.
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by conatus 7y ago
Happy to hook you up with someone to advise, but as people are saying would be good to know your location first.
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by conatus 7y ago
We have flat salaries at Common Knowledge. Our wager is the cooperative as a collective wouldn't exist without everyone working on it, so think it is more fair if everyone earns the same. However, a lot of other cooperatives have diffe
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by conatus 7y ago
I'm also a member of a tech cooperative in the UK - indeed I've been part of two: - Outlandish - https://outlandish.com/ - Common Knowledge (which I founded) - https://commonknowledge.coop/ I was
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by conatus 7y ago
My bad, it was a little hidden, sentence beginning "There are a few settings that can be set within Google Calendar to prevent events from automatically being added to the calendar".
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by conatus 7y ago
This advisory has no mitigation it appears. Does anyone have one? I presume one can simply turn this feature off entirely somehow?
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by conatus 8y ago
The sense of massive deja vu settles over me when I see these pieces. Or more accurately: hasn't this been done already? I studied continental philosophy as a graduate student about ten years ago and have kept up since as much as possi
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by conatus 8y ago
Yeah. I was expecting some level of proposal. I expected the article to have more, so downloaded the PDF. Nothing more!
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by conatus 8y ago
This at Medium seems relevant from an Amazon employee on the facial recognition aspect of this. https://medium.com/s/story/im-an-amazon-employee-my-company-...

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