jhaile

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by jhaile 2mo ago
For a long time, this was one of my favorite interview questions - it is one of those problems that no candidate will ever fully solve, but you see how they think through problems. And it is a problem that seems simple at first but has laye
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by jhaile 6mo ago
From a casual browsing perspective, I liked it. However, it'd be nice to have it pause when you hover over one - or something like that. To get the best of both worlds.
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by jhaile 7mo ago
This is one reason I'm really annoyed they are getting rid of messenger.com and requiring you to go to facebook.com to see your messages. I much prefer going to the specific site for chats and not having to see the feed...
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by jhaile 11mo ago
The name Superhuman makes a lot more sense for a company with a suite of AI productivity products. The "Grammarly" name was too focused on their original use case of just improving writing.
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Grammarly rebrands as Superhuman and launches agent(newsweek.com)
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by jhaile 11mo ago
I enjoyed reading the article, but really wish it had photos to help educate the reader on how to distinguish between crystals and mold.
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by jhaile 1y ago
I still use Arc as my primary browser. I prefer tabs on the side - I like how you can just drag tabs up and they will be saved (like Bookmarks, but I actually use it) I like pinned tabs which I use for calendar and my other top used "w
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by jhaile 1y ago
Given all of the NextJS hate on here, I feel like I'll get downvoted for saying this...but we run Next.JS, don't host on Vercel - and really don't have many problems at all. That being said, our app is largely built like a st
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by jhaile 1y ago
I was also hoping to see more about how the animations were done here. They look great. I love the shifting camera perspectives.
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by jhaile 1y ago
To be fair I haven't tried Zen, but Arc still works well. I don't particularly need any new features - so as long as they continue to keep up with timely security patches and Chromium updates I'll probably keep using it. Also
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by jhaile 1y ago
I like that idea. If you opened an article you wanted to read, you could be prompted to pay a few cents. You click "yes", funds are transferred, and you read the article.
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by jhaile 1y ago
Interesting, although I wouldn't say that's the audience that the author says he's targeting. Also - for most people who had accidents they'd probably rather click on "Dislocated Kneecap" and then have the soft
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by jhaile 1y ago
Yea, but we're early days and I think that will go away as the tools get better. Also - did you watch the sample short films they have?
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by jhaile 1y ago
It's too bad they don't use more user-friendly URLs like why.is/coffee-stains-darker-at-edges
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by jhaile 1y ago
One aspect that I feel is ignored by the comments here is the geo-political forces at work. If the US takes the position that LLMs can't use copyrighted work or has to compensate all copyright holders – other countries (e.g. China) wil
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by jhaile 2y ago
Although TikTok has said they are gearing up to shut the service down.
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by jhaile 2y ago
How many accidents do they have per mile driven? How many accidents do ride-share drivers have per mile driven?
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by jhaile 2y ago
Why should any application be able to crash the OS? Poor OS design.
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by jhaile 3y ago
A lot of companies also saw spikes in revenue, raised money from investors at sweet terms based on that revenue growth (despite it being unsustainable), and then needed to spend that money to show they were going to use it to keep the good
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by jhaile 3y ago
Probably not. I loved the Expanse, but I loved it from the beginning.
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by jhaile 4y ago
Twitter is a train wreck. One week notice? No pricing information? No details on how to sign up or migrate to this? No confidence that this won't cause service disruptions? No blog post on their engineering blog with details?
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by jhaile 4y ago
It's mandatory but the car will still operate without it buckled. Many newer cars will beep at you if it isn't buckled, but older cars don't.
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by jhaile 5y ago
Annoyance 5 is the worst for me: the 5-7 second delay when switching from Mac to phone. I'm usually on my Mac during the day, Zoom calls, Spotify, etc. Then I get a phone call. If I just answer, it doesn't auto-switch fast enough.
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by jhaile 5y ago
Wired headphones also switch between devices almost instantaneously. Or at least, when you unplug from one device and plug into another, you're guaranteed to have it switched to the right device. That being said, I use my Airpod Pros a
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by jhaile 5y ago
Maybe Microsoft did the user research and knows that most users want to preserve formatting when they paste in text. You prefer it to match style when pasting, but how do you know most users don't prefer it the way it is now? User rese
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by jhaile 6y ago
Probably not, although caching in memory is still faster than disk access. More commonly sites that fail under load are dynamically building pages, hitting DB, etc. though.
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by jhaile 8y ago
Sideqik | Software Engineers | Full-Time | Atlanta, GA | ONSITE Sideqik is a fast growing social marketing company looking for top-notch engineers to join our team. We use Natural Language Processing and Machine Learning, analyzing massive
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by jhaile 8y ago
My biggest problem with the touchbar is the escape key. I hate not having tactile feeling for a key I use on a regular basis. I'm constantly missing it or hitting something on accident.
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by jhaile 8y ago
At first I thought this was a late April Fool's prank. The next headline might be a new FOSS font called C0mic S4ns.
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by jhaile 8y ago
AV1 is a poor name for a video codec because it is too easy to visually confuse with AVI.

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