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by rrrx3 7d ago
This is nice.
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by rrrx3 13d ago
fairs... lemme go log 17 hours in an airport to make it authentic
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by rrrx3 13d ago
https://github.com/enterprisequalitycoding/fizzbuzzenterpris...
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by rrrx3 13d ago
grass touching not allowed. shareholder profits must increase
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by rrrx3 13d ago
ahhh, sonnet shitting the bed explains why I started getting prompted for basic approvals last night and early this morning
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by rrrx3 14d ago
In less than 3 years we’ve completely redefined how we interact with computers, and Zitron’s saying that there’s no way that investment in that pays off. He moves the goalposts every time something new proves him wrong. To me, that’s not on
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by rrrx3 14d ago
Ed's whole cornerstone thesis is that "AI doesn't work." Like, if I had to sum him up in a short sentence, that's what it'd be that or "Angry but doesn't know much"
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by rrrx3 14d ago
I was a fan of his writing for a long time, but it's clear that the guy has fallen down the "build an audience that's only here for baying for blood on one particular topic" hole and won't be able to escape it. He u
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by rrrx3 20d ago
Needs dumber, less capable models for the exec roles.
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by rrrx3 4mo ago
What does your strawman argument about a hypothetical regression in SQLite have to do with this? What would a regression in the Windows Calculator have to do with this? What does your whataboutism prove here? Nothing. A mistake was made. Th
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by rrrx3 4mo ago
> My guess is people are tired of the "AI is the greatest thing since [cultural reference]" being forced down their throat and grasp at every straw to combat it, which is a sane response in my opinion and should be taken into a
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by rrrx3 6mo ago
"Mystery" doing a whole lot of heavy lifting in that headline
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by rrrx3 7mo ago
The proportion of "really good" PMs on product engineering teams has to be less than 0.1%. The counter to that is "the proportion of 'really good engineers' to product engineering teams has got to be in the single d
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by rrrx3 7mo ago
As a former adtech guy, as a general rule of thumb, I consider _all ads everywhere_ to be scams. Apple using Taboola is so hysterical because of their claim to focus on user experience. Taboola ads are a chumbox of the absolute worst bullsh
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by rrrx3 10mo ago
The argument against this is that shovelware has a distinctly different distribution model now. App stores have quality hurdles that didn’t exist in the diskette days. The types of people making low quality software now can self publish (an
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by rrrx3 11mo ago
I love how quickly things are being added. It has really started to make up for years of stagnancy and "I wish CSS could..."
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by rrrx3 1y ago
Something a bit more granular - think like design mode in v0. Essentially a panel that exposes UI component styling props. I read your other comment - didn't even know about the agents, going to play with them ASAP.
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by rrrx3 1y ago
Been using this for a few weeks now, and I love it. I'd love it if yall could add some more design controls!
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by rrrx3 1y ago
I use my $20/mo plan with Claude Code pretty happily, regularly hitting the limits through the day at a good pace, with nice cool-downs in between while I wait. I promise I’m not being snarky here - I don’t understand how people are bu
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by rrrx3 1y ago
Indeed. But keep in mind they weren't just buying the tooling - they get the team, the brand, and the positional authority as well. OpenAI could have spun up a team to build an agent code IDE, and they would have been starting on the b
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by rrrx3 2y ago
So many good memories from Kali!
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by rrrx3 2y ago
I'll take a whack at this since I have some relative experience from playing at a functional exec in my last role we used Lattice in an organization of ~150 people. We had roughly 10 leaders (exec and non-exec), responsible for various
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by rrrx3 2y ago
I love this. I hope you don't mind, but I'm going to steal it for when I am back in the saddle interviewing folks. We need much more of this and a lot less of the adversarial BS.
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by rrrx3 2y ago
Yes. It works really well. You can do a WHOLE LOTTA ARB(tm)(circle R), buying the crap placements at super low CPMs and selling the performance difference to clients. This is mitigated by those clients who ONLY WANT THE BEST (but of course,
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by rrrx3 2y ago
> They have to find ways to split up the tranches of conversion probability and sell them all separately, without revealing that this is only possible by selling ad placements that are intentionally not as good as they could be. I worked
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by rrrx3 2y ago
pendo, as well
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by rrrx3 2y ago
Litmus, testi@, Email on Acid, InboxMonster, SendForensics, Email Preview Services… Most if not all also support stuff like deliverability, DMARC testing, Analytics, Accessibility, as well as web-based render testing. I think rendering engi
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by rrrx3 2y ago
Another +1 for Screen studio. I use it legitimately daily in my Product Design job, and not just for customer-facing demo videos.
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by rrrx3 3y ago
Clorox just fired their CISO last week for a data breach
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by rrrx3 3y ago
It is terrible. Nearly unusable without an ad blocking solution. I've happily been using AdBlock (generic name, great app) on iOS for years as a local VPN and feeding it with the same filter lists I use on desktop like EasyList, Peter

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