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by fuzzygroup 10mo ago
No. While there has always been corruption, this is a different order of magnitude.
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by fuzzygroup 10mo ago
No. Large numbers of Americans aren't. Corruption and abuse of power is why we we have millions of people protesting. It may not be covered on the mainstream news but I was on the ground in Chicago where I easily saw a quarter of a
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by fuzzygroup 10mo ago
A food aid grant program to help anyone do mutual aid. Its grass roots activism meets the current SNAP cut madness. https://www.pollitify.com/grants
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by fuzzygroup 4y ago
I have three techniques that never seem to fail for me in increasing order of complexity. 1. Write a blog post about it. I'm an old school blogger and my best learning tool is to immediately start writing about it. I'll do this e
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Term Rewriting in Mathematica(stephendiehl.com)
2 points by fuzzygroup 4y ago|0 comments
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by fuzzygroup 4y ago
This is utterly fantastic and you are to be commended for your Crazy Mad Scientist genius!
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by fuzzygroup 4y ago
In case any founders out there are wondering if a Hacker News post drives actual revenues, I needed to make a timeline today, remembered this, signed up, hit the limit and bought an account. PS - This is the best timeline tool I've eve
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by fuzzygroup 4y ago
The problem with feed discovery is very, very real. Lots and lots of feeds exist that don't have link tags. I wrote Scott's Feed Finder to probe for them. Yes I'm biased but its a very solid feed discovery tool: https:&#x
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by fuzzygroup 4y ago
Yes they should absolutely be banned.
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by fuzzygroup 4y ago
This is a fantastic podcast. I'd recommend it for any developer. Thank you Adam.
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What Happened to Search in Gmail?(twitter.com)
2 points by fuzzygroup 4y ago|1 comments
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by fuzzygroup 4y ago
2 and 3 along with constantly building side projects. you build enough side projects, to completion, and you get much, much better. One of my side projects even got venture funding (and not in 2021 when things were overheated -- back in 200
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by fuzzygroup 4y ago
I'm a very, very happy HogBay customer. Two comments: the product is high quality and the support is outstanding. Recommended.
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by fuzzygroup 4y ago
I find the lack of string interpolation to be the one thing that kills me about javascript. The lack of it feels wrong and I can't get behind languages that don't have easy interpolation. Yes Ruby has ruined me.
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by fuzzygroup 4y ago
Amen!
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by fuzzygroup 4y ago
The article is free. The recipe is paywalled. You can tease the recipe out by curling the url: curl https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1023587-brunswick-stew -or- https://gist.github.com/fuzzygroup&#
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by fuzzygroup 4y ago
You can mentor people. You can adopt. You can foster a child. You can engage with your community. You could be a boy scout leader. There are lots and lots of ways to engage with kids that aren't "biologically yours". Te
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by fuzzygroup 4y ago
Thank you. Seriously. Thank you. Nicely done.
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by fuzzygroup 4y ago
Agreed. The car manufacturers will lose control of the "car user interface" if they take on Apple's new CarPlay. My prediction tho is that some manufacturer will be desperate and take it and on then its a slow moving wave t
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by fuzzygroup 4y ago
I also wouldn't buy another car without CarPlay.
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by fuzzygroup 4y ago
I'd strongly advocate for what I call "The Boy Scout Campsite Approach to Code Improvement". Boy Scouts have a motto "Leave the Campsite Better than You Found It". What I'd do is: * Pair program to teach peop
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by fuzzygroup 4y ago
I built a marketing automation system for Udemy content creators. Alas Udemy decided to block all crawling of their site which broke my ease of use proposition so I abandoned it. I'm still pissed at Udemy.
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by fuzzygroup 4y ago
I'm currently doing an 18 hour drive and binging the Acquired podcast. Their analysis is excellent.
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by fuzzygroup 4y ago
This is really quite excellent. His thoughts on primary keys and the number of issues that Gitlab has are dead on.
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by fuzzygroup 4y ago
And I tried to sign up and got "Signups not allowed for this instance"
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by fuzzygroup 4y ago
Why hello ...
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by fuzzygroup 4y ago
Bwahahha. Kudos.
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by fuzzygroup 4y ago
We all have our opinion. I view auto save as essential but it can always be configurable.
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by fuzzygroup 4y ago
> I sympathise, truly, but obviously this text editor is doing something more than just displaying text that necessitates the ram consumption. All I do is edit text. My editor isn't an IDE. It doesn't run tests, etc. It is j
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by fuzzygroup 4y ago
I've used VS Code and for __my__ use case which is a lot of stuff open concurrently, I've never found it to be performant. It always feels laggy. I'm a consulting and I make side projects so I always have a huge amount of c

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