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Oz: the orchestration platform for cloud agents
(warp.dev)
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Brex acquires Pry
(building.brex.com)
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4y ago
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cwilson
7y ago
I believe that's what https://www.riot.im is?
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cwilson
7y ago
I have the exact opposite feeling towards this feature. It's completely changed the game at my design studio, made me a better designer, and makes us all more productive. We've gotten to the point where we'd probably turn dow
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cwilson
8y ago
I haven't considered myself a front-end developer in quite some time (at least 7-8 years), but it used to be what I'd put on my business card. Since then I've focused almost entirely on PM and Design. I have a decent front-en
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cwilson
9y ago
I think you are being down-voted because others have pointed out this is a venture by the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, so it will most definitely not be Secular humanism or anything close to it.
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cwilson
9y ago
In what way is Flash still important? I have had Flash disabled via a browser extension for what feels like years now.
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cwilson
9y ago
Bluetooth is slow and unreliable unless you're using Airpods (due to the W1 chip), which I think is the more subtle move by Apple in this case. I was not a happy camper when I first read about Apple removing the headphone jack, but I w
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cwilson
9y ago
This is very surprising, as last time I did research on this subject I remember seeing that Starbucks alone owned 40%+ of the "single cup" coffee market share. The runner up was the McDonalds/Duncan "lower end" grou
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cwilson
9y ago
I've taken quite a few overnight buses during a 6 month trip through South America. Even when paying for the luxury option (which is literally $10-$15 more, totally worth it) and having fully reclining comfortable seats, it all comes d
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cwilson
9y ago
This is the part I'm slightly confused by. Obviously it makes more sense to hold in your own wallet (which I do), but what happens to the BTC people decide to keep on Coinbase when a separate fork is created? If those people are not ge
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cwilson
9y ago
The title is, of course, misleading. They are offering employees a microchip implant. It's not required. Still crazy that anyone would opt-in to do this, but a misleading headline all the same.
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cwilson
9y ago
You know it's not really about terrorism when stopping people from viewing pornography is also part of the proposed agenda.
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cwilson
9y ago
Even an established chef, David Chang (of Momofuku fame here in NYC), tried something similar with a startup called Maple. Raised millions. Shut down a few weeks ago for similar reasons.
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cwilson
9y ago
I'm a tad confused by a few things. Is this meant to be a cool tech demo, or a real product? I noticed the author mentioned adding new features and a premium version in another comment. This leads me to believe it's intended to be
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cwilson
9y ago
This is the part I'm the most confused about with this program. I'd love to be proven wrong, but I don't think this part of PM can be taught. The lessons learned from interacting with designers and engineers is something only
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cwilson
9y ago
Snark is not a virtue limited to tech journalists. My significant other is a journalist (outside of tech), so we have lots of journalist friends. They are hands down the snarkiest people I know. It kind of comes with the territory.
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New DEA Rule Says CBD Oil Is Really Illegal
(leafly.com)
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cwilson
10y ago
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cwilson
10y ago
I'd never thought of that before. Trump values his Twitter account quite a bit. What could he do if Twitter decided to suspend him as a protest? I don't think this will ever happen, but it's an interesting hypothetical.
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Openfolio 2.0 Launches
(openfolio.com)
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10y ago
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cwilson
10y ago
The walking and the stairs. So many stairs. I don't know many friends who live in buildings with elevators, especially in the outer boroughs. We live in a four-story walk-up in Brooklyn, have stairs in our duplex to go to the second st
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cwilson
10y ago
As a very heavy day to day user, my biggest three complaints are: 1. Ability to "lock" a row. We often build lists in Asana that are not meant to be tasks. It's great for project planning or status boards. The problem is ever
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cwilson
11y ago
I'm definitely intrigued. We've used everything under the sun and always end up falling back to Asana (we're a small design agency). Looking forward to trying this out! Edit: You guys might want to be a bit more clear that yo
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cwilson
11y ago
Made the transition from SV to Brooklyn. Wages are basically the same, housing is much more affordable (our apartment would be at least 2k more per month in San Francisco), and there are people here who do things that are not tech! Don'
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cwilson
11y ago
It's crazy how easy it is to eat a healthier diet by simply avoiding the cereal/chips/soda isles. Sugar (especially corn syrup), and processed carbs literally make up these two massive aisle's in every store. Combine tha
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cwilson
11y ago
Not only "what's wrong with you", but I took his addiction to amphetamines as a response to his addiction to the instant gratification the Internet provides, which is 100% relevant today. Now I want to read Neuromancer again.
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cwilson
11y ago
For me personally (and I imagine many others), not willing at all. I use Uber when I need to be somewhere quickly, so I'm not going to risk being late so I can save $5. I'm actually curious if anyone knows how well Uber Pool is wo
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cwilson
11y ago
Have you tried force touch on an Apple watch? There is definitely a big difference between the two there. I've never once messed it up.
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The Founder of Firefox Wrote His Own Screenplay for HBO’s Silicon Valley
(techcrunch.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
I've worked with two organizations now where Slack has been heavily used. There is absolutely no chance 75% of the orgs would have used IRC, even if mandated, the way Slack is used. Even something as simple as having an avatar next to
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