guywithabike

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by guywithabike 10d ago
I use it in Oregon and it's remarkably accurate at predicting rain, both timing and severity.
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by guywithabike 1mo ago
You absolutely can do this; I do it every day in fact. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/cursor/id6767085653
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by guywithabike 1mo ago
If anything, it's the opposite of a dark pattern: you get to see if it'll provide any value for you without paying a dime. It's a far better proposition than paying up only to find out that it won't free up any space for
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by guywithabike 5mo ago
There absolutely are serious issues at all times, regardless of how busy the trains are. I'm sorry, but as someone who actually lives in Portland I'm telling you that mentally ill drug users do not give a crap about how many peopl
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by guywithabike 5mo ago
> I also don't understand why people aren't more upset about the privacy issues. I think a lot of people are starting to realize that despite years of doom-and-gloom finger wagging about privacy, their lives have never actually
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by guywithabike 5mo ago
By every available measure, Waymo is safer and more equitable than cabs and rideshares. Waymos don't refuse service on skin color or disability. They don't have to stop every block along a fixed route like TriMet. And they're
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by guywithabike 6mo ago
The worst part of all this is that GitHub's CTO and VP of Engineering sent out the usual "here's what we'll do to fix things" letter to their larger customers and, without exaggeration, it boiled down to: 1) "H
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by guywithabike 8mo ago
The New York Times has been thriving. They're profitable and their stock is near all-time highs. If the internet killed WaPo, why didn't it kill NYTimes?
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by guywithabike 8mo ago
It's notable that they blame "our upstream provider" when it's quite literally the same company. I can't imagine GitHub engineers are very happy about the forced migration to Azure.
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by guywithabike 9mo ago
Your definition of "trivial" is not everyone's definition of trivial.
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by guywithabike 1y ago
Rosetta Code is what you're looking for, I believe: https://rosettacode.org/
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by guywithabike 1y ago
It's an incredible show but the finale "season" catapults it into my personal top 3 children's shows of all time. They did an incredible job of bringing it full circle and tying a bow on it. Tumble Leaf doesn't norm
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by guywithabike 1y ago
He co-founded and sold Segment. You think he was just at OpenAI to collect a check? He lays out exactly why he joined OpenAI and why he's leaving. If you think everyone does things only for cynical reasons, it might be a reflection mor
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by guywithabike 2y ago
The Café was my second home as a rural teenager into Macs and programming at a time when no other kids were. The 90s being what they were, my mom even let me fly solo to meet other Café members at the old MacHack conferences (in Dearborn, M
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by guywithabike 2y ago
A lot of the content of that book has been thoroughly debunked. A good starting point if you’re curious: https://www.platformer.news/anxious-generation-jonathan-haid...
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by guywithabike 2y ago
Why is it funny? Homebrew is the de facto standard terminal packaging tool for macOS.
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by guywithabike 2y ago
I'm just not looking forward to the inevitable subscription billing dark patterns that are almost guaranteed to be rife in alternative app stores. Call to unsubscribe, early cancellation fees, unsubscribe "errors", etc. Say w
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by guywithabike 3y ago
We used CloudEvents internally at Segment as an evolution of the existing ad hoc format that evolved naturally over time. We were generally happy with its ability to bring some semblance of order, documentation, and guidance to our event fo
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by guywithabike 3y ago
You can’t make an accusation like that based on “vague memory”. At least try to substantiate your claim.
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by guywithabike 3y ago
WarpStream relies on a proprietary metadata store hosted within their internal network to operate, so it's pretty unlikely that Jepsen tests could cover that. If you're ok with the externally hosted metadata stores as well as the
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by guywithabike 4y ago
Not sure how widespread this advice is, but my son’s pediatrician had us start introducing peanut butter before he was eating solids by adding progressively more peanut butter to his bottle. So it feels like this is becoming the recommended
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by guywithabike 4y ago
It's unfortunate that their reputation took such a massive hit with the public profile debacle. The folks I talked to / worked with at Triplebyte were all great people with their hearts in the right place. It's just an incred
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by guywithabike 4y ago
6 years ago, I did Triplebyte as a candidate, got 6 interviews at good companies and 4 fantastic offers (including one from them, directly!). I ended up accepting an offer for a company that had a life-changing exit for me, and it wouldn&#x
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by guywithabike 4y ago
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by guywithabike 4y ago
News sites have long pushed for regulations that would require companies like Google and Facebook to pay for excerpting and linking news articles, so part of me wonders if this is an intentional policy to avoid being held liable for paying,
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by guywithabike 4y ago
TWLO is down 80% from its 52 week high, even after today's 10% rise. Do you really believe that this is the "slightest sign of trouble"?
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by guywithabike 4y ago
Hotline was full of warez and such, but it was also home to a number of vibrant, welcoming communities. I was a little bit late to the BBS heyday, but Hotline served that purpose for me and for many others. There was one called REALbasic Ca
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by guywithabike 4y ago
Have you tried emailing abuse@icloud.com?
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by guywithabike 5y ago
"According to analysts" tells you that you shouldn't take this very seriously. Analysts have a long and storied history of getting pretty much everything wrong about Apple for decades now.
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by guywithabike 5y ago
I wouldn't discount the cost of maintenance, utilities, and taxes on a home, particularly for houses on the more affordable end of the spectrum. If you buy a house at a price point where you can't regularly absorb multi-thousand d

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