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by interactivecode 1y ago
why? income number input results in output number of support. or you know it could just be a of their part time income % with a fixed min and max. or something like a reverse income tax.
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by interactivecode 1y ago
if feels like all too often malice is hidden behind the veil of incompetence.
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by interactivecode 1y ago
While actually measuring and profiling is great. In my experience most webapps can fix so much low hanging performance issues by mapping the API in a way that matches how its used in the client. It can remove so much mapping and combining f
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by interactivecode 1y ago
Instead of funding a school have they tried money to lift people out of poverty? I wonder what the success rate on that is.
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by interactivecode 2y ago
There is so much "fun" to be had without new regulation shooting you down immediately. It's just that when you (or your niche) gets to a large enough size where it (might) impact enough people negatively. Regulations are need
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by interactivecode 2y ago
Completely vague if the method and rules for prescribing the drugs changed or more young women getting the medication they need? The headline hints to outrage and drug abuse, but if the requirements of getting the drugs haven’t relaxed then
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by interactivecode 2y ago
Hopefully it will also improve the product design engineering quality at HP. While the AI pin is a bit useless the industrial product design is at a high level. From what I remember it’s mostly an core of Apple engineers
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by interactivecode 2y ago
Christian, have a look at how IceCubes [0] has their packages setup. We were having the same issues and copying their setup worked for us. [0] https://github.com/Dimillian/IceCubesApp/
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by interactivecode 2y ago
Wonder where the labour went?
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by interactivecode 2y ago
Work that makes your boss (or your bosses boss) happy gets you job security and in some companies gets you promoted. If that aligns with “what is best for the company” or an even more distant metric “what is best for the customer“ then that
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by interactivecode 2y ago
Having worked on large web project and large swift macos projects, Ive spend about equal time learning the painful details and ins and outs of platform specific quirks and issues. The only difference is I guess that the web gives you the op
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by interactivecode 2y ago
I love how forgiving the web is. These days you can get strictness with typescript and the like, which is great for businesses and work. But the forgiving nature of html and css and even javascript has contributed to so much adoption. Plus
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by interactivecode 2y ago
Please share! Super curious what the cursor looks like
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by interactivecode 2y ago
For sure, but there is room for improvement there. Similar to how the <style> tag has scoping built in. An integrated way to access the data objects directly and a way to reference elements and events would be ergonomic.
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by interactivecode 2y ago
Fully agree. We should just settle on a single internet currency thats fast, interoperable and not a market for speculation. Hmm perhaps we don’t need more types of currency? Perhaps it’s better to push deep integration of modern banking ch
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by interactivecode 2y ago
I feel like astro needs some light state event handling. While building my site recently I wanted to filter & sort some lists and I either had to add in react or something or do a bunch of wrangling manually on the html.
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by interactivecode 2y ago
this is the same argument as "why have government id cards, someone could just use a fake beard and use their older classmates id". Any system allows for some gaps, similar to how creditcard transactions make transactions safer bu
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by interactivecode 2y ago
aside from limitations like, you can only setup 1 app, or things like 2f authentication. Usually things like this are stopped by laws and enforcement causing consequences. I'm pretty sure that sort of thing would be considered identity
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by interactivecode 2y ago
Being reliable is very valuable for the company. Better for you, better for the company. Unrealistic deadlines is bad for everyone involved. Especially for day to day work
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by interactivecode 2y ago
Like youtube? Paying 30+ and still getting ads
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by interactivecode 2y ago
Soon 23andMe will enter its PE stage where it will truly start capitalizing on their data gold mine.
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by interactivecode 2y ago
Isn’t the whole point of a strike to withhold value?
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by interactivecode 2y ago
with all that output during the day, we might be able to revisit less "efficient" uses of energy like desalination plants that only make sense during the hours when energy is "free" because of overabundance.
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by interactivecode 2y ago
perhaps we need to shift some of our habits to high sun hours where possible. Like run the washing machine and dishwasher at mid day. So you need less battery storage for the nights. And perhaps build houses that store thermal heat better s
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by interactivecode 2y ago
plus with every advancement in cost and efficiency the amount of sun needed reduces. If you're a bit more north you might just need a couple extra panels compared to really sunny places. Even if it's just to offset instead of comp
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by interactivecode 2y ago
My hunch would be that Matt is preparing for wordpress to be sold. So he is making sure the IP is protected and the borders are clearly drawn and valuated.
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by interactivecode 2y ago
So perhaps the free market doesn’t really exist. Only various sized barriers to entry
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by interactivecode 2y ago
Free market, it will open up a lot of opportunities for new companies
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by interactivecode 2y ago
So about the price of a Herman miller chair. Honestly sounds pretty reasonable to me. Though ideally it was less so price doesn’t limit access
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by interactivecode 2y ago
Part of the ideas behind the EU’s “very large online platform” rules. Basically saying that if your platform gets big enough where its basically important infrastructure, that then comes with responsibilities. I would welcome some rules and

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