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The Patterns That Agents Miss
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How to build a lot more metro systems for a lot less money
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How to Redraw a City
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A Postmortem of a Startup
(buildwithtract.com)
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A Postmortem of a Startup
(buildwithtract.com)
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2y ago
https://ourworldindata.org/ I reach for it several times per week. Never struggle finding what I want, nor getting it into the shape I want it.
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3y ago
Looks great! I really like the developer dashboard - so many other OSS tools (eg langchain w/ loaders) trade off ease of debugging for setup speed.
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GPT-3 powered summary: The author emphasizes the importance of the "move fast and break things" approach, which encourages shipping products quickly, but believes it is often underrated and overlooked outside the tech industry. Th
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All good points, thank you - your distinction between iterate-to-build vs iterate-to-ship is an important one, and something that was in the back of my mind when I was writing. I actually had a section on Stripe that argued that Stripe &quo
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Ambitious technologists: why move fast and break things leads to lower ambitions
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Something practical that helped me – I'm taking a year off drinking, and am 328 days through – was getting my friends and family to take bets heavily skewed against me. If I don't drink for a year, for instance, my friend is givin
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How to Think about Recommendations
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Hey, no judgement, and good for you for turning up for your team!
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5y ago
"I have a limited time" You blagged your way through a job interview, didn't you?
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7y ago
For something a little different, the Clojure codebase – particularly `clojure.core` – is extraordinary in its elegance and simplicity.
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Don't Just Roll The Dice 2.0 - A usefully short guide to software pricing
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Rails is a great, progressive framework and I've learnt a lot about programming in general by taking the time to familiarise myself and work with it. Rails makes it very easy to write thoughtful, elegant code. But that's not to say that it'
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New free eBook - Testing with CoffeeScript
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Cambridge Geek Day
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Oh look, it's Spotify for mobile.
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17y ago
The reason why everyone's having this problem is because I only released 20 coupons, which were used pretty quickly. I've released 20 more - they should work now!
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17y ago
Hello, thanks for the feedback. We've decide to go with the credit system because it means that we can charge less for shorter, more concise screencasts and it's less confusing for users. Consumers are aware of and understand credits becaus