davidjfelix

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by davidjfelix 12d ago
What are the .rn files in your examples? They look like rust but perhaps I'm missing something?
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by davidjfelix 2mo ago
Visibly claude produced website. No link to code. Is the expectation that people write kotlin in their browser? How do people work this into their development workflow? Is this just a neat demo?
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by davidjfelix 4mo ago
yes - the lake freezes. I should also clarify. The sailboats in particular need the bridges raised which is why they have a scheduled time to exit. Ordinary boats can be removed closer to the water or navigate the river without the bridge b
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by davidjfelix 4mo ago
so you're saying its not the evil that's the problem its the hypocrisy?
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by davidjfelix 5mo ago
yeah but if all you're getting is the manual that's free https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-215601/NightHawk11991/asml-...
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by davidjfelix 8mo ago
It mostly seems like this was a response to the complex world of SEO. My perception is that SEO was seen as this pay-to-play 3rd party service that was offered by "experts" which allowed you to get the leg up on your competition.
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Cloudflare Announces Proposed Private Offering of $1.75B of Options(businesswire.com)
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by davidjfelix 1y ago
It may result in an outsized penalty to bootstrapped companies but being VC funded doesn't make you immune to this. VC funded companies with revenue will not be able to offset their revenue by reinvesting in R&D (software developme
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by davidjfelix 1y ago
Or Cap'n'Proto, Protobuf, Cloudflare workers, Cloudflare Durable Objects. The LAN house is cool too.
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by davidjfelix 1y ago
Is that the case? It's just a product you like?
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by davidjfelix 1y ago
Yeah -- I see nobody but you mentioning HTAP and I see every comment on your account talking about the same product. That's astroturfing.
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by davidjfelix 1y ago
So what's the goal here? Astroturf SingleStore ads in any post about databases?
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by davidjfelix 1y ago
Unwrap is fine if used sparingly and as mentioned, to indicate a bug, but in practice it requires discipline and some wisdom to use properly - and by that I mean not just "oh this function should be a `Result` but I'll add that la
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by davidjfelix 1y ago
Ideal customer profile
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by davidjfelix 1y ago
My understanding was that the "enemy" was McKinsey, a firm that has a reputation to me as being an expensive consulting firm filled with MBA types who frequently are hired by companies. My understanding of this reputation is: This
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by davidjfelix 2y ago
I’m glad you’ve limited your number of concerns to allow yourself to focus on what matters. Just curious where did replying on hacker news rank?
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by davidjfelix 2y ago
Agreed. It's wild to me how many people think they need arbitrary queries on their transactional database and then go write a CRUD app with no transactional consistency between resources and everything is a projection from a user or or
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by davidjfelix 2y ago
My take: it's a mix of brand bundling and lack of data. They're roughly equivalent but shorts is bundled with youtube which has its own brand perception and reels are bundled with IG/FB and have their own brand perception. Ad
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by davidjfelix 2y ago
> They have people putting their fingers on the scales to decide what content gets promoted. Is this just your belief or is there evidence you can point to. How would you differentiate manual intervention from algorithmic intervention?
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by davidjfelix 2y ago
Context: ByteDance is the parent company of TikTok. Frequently people talk about "the tiktok algorithm". This is that.
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by davidjfelix 2y ago
Allegedly it has an LSP and vscode support but I also have never used either. https://github.com/facebook/buck2/tree/main/starlark-rust/vs...
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by davidjfelix 2y ago
At a previous employer we had a pair on call for each of: front end, back end, and infra. We had on-call lasting from Monday midday - Friday midday. Handing off to a "weekend on-call" from the same pool of people from Friday midda
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by davidjfelix 2y ago
This link also did not work for me.
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by davidjfelix 2y ago
I thought they debunked the "Spotify model" as something being promoted by a few consultants but also being phased out at the same time as being exposed to the public (nearly 10 years ago in 2014). There are dozens of articles abo
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by davidjfelix 2y ago
Membership loyalty cards typically gate "yellow tag" pricing. Some yellow tags are for bulk purchase discounts but some are just "discounted prices". The FTC says that it's deceptive pricing to advertise a sale whil
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by davidjfelix 2y ago
I think the problem is seeing it as an investment. Most people won't say a car is an investment but rather a cost - the investment is transportation and its value is gained external to the sell price of the car. The home itself really
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by davidjfelix 2y ago
(I don't agree with this viewpoint) maybe the author views fungibility of employees as a feature because it lessens the risk of a founder sinking an investment over a personal or interpersonal issue.
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by davidjfelix 3y ago
They had an ETF that did this called SJIM but just announced it's closing: https://www.etf.com/sections/news/inverse-jim-cramer-etf-shu...
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by davidjfelix 3y ago
Use multiple messages. `git commit -m "Fix actual words that humans read" -m "Fixes: #234353"` You could probably script this based on branch if you're one of those people who names branches after ticket numbers. Bu
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by davidjfelix 3y ago
I can't stand the ticket number in the message. It's an immediate waste of 6-10 characters on meaningless metadata that GitHub can pull from the body and link for you. Further, the numbers are sequential, so frequently VERY simila

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