ecshafer

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by ecshafer 7d ago
They don't say anything in the post. But hotwire native supports pushing ui elements to ios and android. I imagine that might be part of the reason. I haven't built anything substantial with hotwire native though so I am not sure
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by ecshafer 7d ago
Why? This just seems like a bad idea.
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by ecshafer 8d ago
They do not define what their written or verbal agreements are, it is as simple as that. That statement would mean its possible they asked 35 years ago got a shrug and some guy saying "sure" OR it could maximally be a full contrac
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by ecshafer 8d ago
written and verbal agreements is incredibly vague. This could mean as little as "Sure you can paint a mural on my building", or any number of agreements that don't transfer ownership rights. They don't say that they have
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by ecshafer 8d ago
> How does the erasure of four longstanding community murals happen without any communication with CAMP or the artists involved?” Private Property is how. People don't own other people's property for abstract reasons like they
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by ecshafer 8d ago
When it gets to politics or economics there are an increasingly large amount of reddit like socialism comments. It seems ironic given its run by a VC firm.
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by ecshafer 8d ago
When I was at Shopify we used Tailwind along with our internal component library to great effect. Tailwind is a great css framework, but their business model is doomed by AI. Tobi acquihiring them for making a great product is a good result
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by ecshafer 12d ago
Filming people isn't colonialism, absurd headline, as expected from the Guardian.
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by ecshafer 13d ago
You can eat Sushi that is cooked, and there are even vegetarian rolls that don't have any fish. Sushi is quite good.
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by ecshafer 13d ago
The consequences of League of Legends. The brain trust over there use ELO and its caused everyone to think Elo is an acronym with the wrong pronunciation.
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by ecshafer 14d ago
I have a self hosted Qwen 3.8 27B and I find it to be unusably bad. Using it agentically, it will spin around in circles on even small tasks talking to itself until it loses context and starts again. I even had it say "I've forgot
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by ecshafer 14d ago
> People not realizing that code is about the easiest thing in the world to ship back and forth between different countries: if a company is hell-bent on being cheap, they'll outsource rather than bring someone in. We can tariff sof
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by ecshafer 14d ago
China is of course producing tons of great engineers, finance, mathematicians, science, etc. But China is also trying to provide good jobs for Chinese. A big reason I think China is seeing success is that on top of their education, they are
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by ecshafer 14d ago
There are a lot of office / IT jobs that can be done by anyone with an education. Instead of a team of H1B from TCS doing BI dashboards, why not a bunch of local college kids? You dont even need a CS degree, any business degree student
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by ecshafer 15d ago
I have seen H1Bs used for basic Java development, Desktop Support, CRM managemetn, Marketing, Project Managers, and all sorts of basic office work. The idea its used for the best and brightest is absurd. When you also count the massive frau
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by ecshafer 16d ago
I couldn't agree more on the draft. Draft and making congress actually declare wars would be a huge improvement.
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by ecshafer 16d ago
The goal of concept to aircraft in 36 months is admirable. Anduril recently built a jet in a similar timeframe. In the US at least, the last 30 years after defense industry consolidation has caused great stagnation. The F-35 took over a dec
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by ecshafer 18d ago
Come on. I am sure you don’t like DHH. But he’s always taken security seriously in Rails.
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by ecshafer 20d ago
One of the things that is great about htmx (besides being the best library) is the lack of modern silicon valley corpo communication. It has the slightly unhinged feel of a nerd that spent too much time on Newgrounds or 4chan or something a
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by ecshafer 20d ago
They provide services to PKK which is a terrorist group, specifically.
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by ecshafer 21d ago
This doesnt make any sense. If you are married to a us citizen you qualify for a green card. Then you need 3 years for citizenship. You never need to leave the country. Ive been through this process, this is absolutely wrong.
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by ecshafer 21d ago
Some of the worst programmers ive ever met have been h1b visa programmers.
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by ecshafer 22d ago
Vitess is a distributed mysql database. Github could very well be managing it entirely on their own. I have only seen people managing their own vitess, its entirely open source afaik.
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by ecshafer 22d ago
As opposed to the Jack Dorsey days of twitter where you would be banned for mildly right wing opinions, even if they were factually correct. That wasn't a political project?
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by ecshafer 23d ago
Many of the more esoteric conspiracy theories are hard to debunk. Lets take the earth if round, prove it. You can bring up many cases, sails disappearing behind the horizon, goemetry, etc. but actually doing these measurements and calculati
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by ecshafer 24d ago
This is good I think. I have a friend that worked for a Law Firm / NGO / Charity kind of thing, whose primary purpose was writing appeals for benefits to the VA. These were benefits that the person in question was legally entitle
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by ecshafer 24d ago
Ethanol was always a political thing, and not technical. It was passed because it would triple the price of corn.
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by ecshafer 27d ago
Samuel Tunick is white...
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by ecshafer 27d ago
The Clay fab is moving along, lots of trucks going through there. So I think it will be built, assuming the local NIMBY and Progressive contingent don't have their way and block it somehow (God knows they put up enough arbitrary hurdle
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by ecshafer 27d ago
I like this blog and its a romantic view of Biology, and I agree with the sentiments. However I would say its a narrow view of large issue: Lack of Rigor and Depth in School . Biology doesn't get enough into the nuts and bolts, and in

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