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by rubyfan 1y ago
Why are big media outlets suddenly sharing this guys ideas?
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by rubyfan 1y ago
Reminds me of the physical keys we’d in the army. Though they were designed to not be long lasting, I think they were paper strips that could be burned after using mission impossible style.
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by rubyfan 1y ago
Insurance policy administration system using Rails 8. HexaPDF based document generation. JSONLogic based rating with vanilla js WebComponent based embedded sales SDK. Think Stripe for Insurance sales.
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by rubyfan 1y ago
FTPR > It is my opinion that anyone not at least thinking about benefiting from such tools will be left behind. This is gross, keep your fomo to yourself.
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by rubyfan 1y ago
Probably not. Most of those vehicles at dealers would be covered under commercial policies separate from the loss ratios reported here. Also the backlash is more recent than the loss ratios reported (2024 results).
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by rubyfan 1y ago
yeah, they lost me at the use of the word “elites”
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by rubyfan 1y ago
I’ve applied a heuristic in my life to not trust anyone who promotes “transparency”. It sounds counterintuitive but in my experience this is just a tool of attack allowing them insinuate a scheme or conspiracy is at play and then to twist t
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by rubyfan 1y ago
That was fun, thanks for sharing!
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by rubyfan 1y ago
Why don’t we have cars talk to each other and coordinate their routing? Like some sort of peer to peer mechanism that helps them not crash each other. Why can’t vehicles be made to stop at cross walks when someone is crossing with some sort
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by rubyfan 1y ago
The whole site seems sponsored by them?
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by rubyfan 1y ago
Is this a reputable news site? There are some warning signs that make me believe it’s sponsored content. It feels less like news and more like propaganda?
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by rubyfan 1y ago
me too, it was an amazing experience that I still compare to current options and long for its simplicity.
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by rubyfan 1y ago
So the issue is “allowing foreign actors to manipulate information and spread propaganda to the American public.” and they are going after wikipedia instead of say TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, X?
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by rubyfan 1y ago
I read the comment as insinuating people stop taking care of themselves as much after children and develop unhealthy habits.
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by rubyfan 1y ago
Didn’t he also say the metaverse was the next big thing?
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by rubyfan 1y ago
Ok, you've got my attention with documentation like this const [first, setFirst] = createSignal("JSON"); const [last, setLast] = createSignal("Bourne");
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by rubyfan 1y ago
I was thinking the same thing when I saw 80186 and the display. I had an XT in high school and used to hit up the BBSs at 2400 baud watching each character light up on my green monochrome display. It was glorious!
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by rubyfan 1y ago
Yeah, this what makes me sad. Your premise is that SPA is the default for web development and you imply server side rendering is not “modern”.
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by rubyfan 1y ago
This explanation makes me a bit sad. > What these do is let you do things like turn a collection of objects into a the HTML for a table and send that over the wire. The client then just has time to display the table and not assemble it
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by rubyfan 1y ago
I think many were rightly adopting DEI initiatives in an environment post me-too and post George Floyd. I don’t think it was driven by hype but more a reaction to the environment which heightened awareness of societal injustices. Awareness
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by rubyfan 1y ago
Yes corporate leaders do chase hype and they also believe in magic. I think companies implement DEI initiatives for different reasons than hype though. Many are now abandoning DEI ostensibly out of fear due to the change in U.S. regime.
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by rubyfan 1y ago
Sadly it’s become common for many mediocre employees in corporate environments to defer to ChatGPT, receive erroneous output and accept it as truth. There are now commonly corporate goon squads whose job is to drive AI adoption without care
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by rubyfan 1y ago
One where legacy businesses still use the cobol programs developed in prior decades. I recently had to wait two quarters to launch a product because the only person who knew what some cobol accounting program did was out on leave. This is o
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by rubyfan 1y ago
First sentence from wikipedia says: Casey Means is an American functional medicine/holistic medicine physician, entrepreneur and author. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casey_Means
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by rubyfan 2y ago
Seems like it’s just preventing the author from promoting it due to some provision of a severance agreement. Doesn’t seem to actually prevent publication.
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by rubyfan 2y ago
App and NetBenefits work fine
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by rubyfan 2y ago
There's a few examples of language binding that would give you a starting point to embed typst in anything https://github.com/messense/typst-py https://github.com/rousbound/typst-lua https:&
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by rubyfan 2y ago
Great read, I’ve written several ruby extensions in c and this write up made total sense.
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by rubyfan 2y ago
Sorry, will do better.
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by rubyfan 2y ago
> A cross-the-board stop/cut also neuters the pork-barreling and self-serving political advocacy that would kill more nuanced reductions. I doubt that in the long run. This is just a grab of control that will likely result in one

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