regularmother

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   by regularmother 3mo ago

   Thanks for sharing this story and congratulations on finding a way back up. So many people never do. > people willing to judge me by what I could do next instead of only by what I had done before I think this is a really tragic take so c
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   by regularmother 9mo ago

   I've been using dagger.io and it's been really nice to work with. - runs locally - has a language server: python, typescript, go, java, OR elixer - has static typing - the new caching mechanisms introduced in 0.19.4 are chef'
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   by regularmother 1y ago

   I read this as hyperbole, not a literal statement. I interpreted this statement to mean "these people that work at Cognition are excellent and I'm exited to work with them."
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   by regularmother 2y ago

   Did you or any of your fellow devs have ADD or ADHD? How did they adapt to dynamic types? I have ADD and I once heard that devs with ADD/ADHD have an incredibly small heap size for context but compensate for their weakness by being gre
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   by regularmother 2y ago

   Lawrence Fossi's older substack articles go into great depth about the ought-to-be-illegal level of control that Musk has over the board. Lawrence is a commercial trial lawyer so he views Musk's nonsense in a different, more rigor
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   by regularmother 2y ago

   Well, they shut down two music services. The first was Songza, which they bought. They then took everything Songza had- namely their awesome mood-based, artisanally curated playlists- and put it into Google Play Music. Then they seemingly l