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Diátaxis(diataxis.fr)
563 points by ryanseys 2mo ago|63 comments
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by ryanseys 2mo ago
I appreciate the tiny flowers in the grass.
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by ryanseys 4mo ago
I had a lot of fun building this marketing website for Debug back when I worked at Verily in 2016. Crazy that despite their progress behind the scenes, they appear to have not touched this website since. I probably spent a little too much t
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by ryanseys 5mo ago
AI outsourced its work back to the humans because it now prefers to play outside.
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by ryanseys 1y ago
Blog post: https://v2.tauri.app/blog/tauri-verso-integration/ HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43518462
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by ryanseys 2y ago
And clearly has screenshots from ChatGPT with the same wording as the post itself. Lazy research, lazy writing, disappointing but not surprising.
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by ryanseys 3y ago
AI + Headless Browser + Fuzzer = QA Engineer ?
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by ryanseys 3y ago
TIL https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Object%E2%80%93relational_impe...
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by ryanseys 3y ago
Good correction! My apologies.
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by ryanseys 3y ago
IRB type completion comes as a result of a chain of events which starts from the incredible work done by Kevin Newton (et al) to write a new canonical Ruby parser called Prism in C99 with no dependencies [1]. With Prism, you can then create
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Weird recursive algorithms(craftofcoding.wordpress.com)
2 points by ryanseys 3y ago|0 comments
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by ryanseys 3y ago
As an H-1B holder, we are legally entitled (and required) to work for one specific employer and that's it. You cannot even think of starting a company, you cannot work a gig job, you can't work two "high-paying" tech job
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by ryanseys 3y ago
As a Canadian, currently stuck in the US immigration process, I chuckle at this remark. Also I-485's i.e. Green Cards, Permanent Residence status, in the US are based on where you are BORN not which citizenship(s) you have.
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by ryanseys 3y ago
There was an internal joke / meme at Google that any announcement starting with "An update on X" == we are killing X, to the point that if someone was sending their resignation email the subject line of the email would be &qu
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by ryanseys 3y ago
It now knows to communicate that the NASDAQ doesn't operate on Saturdays.
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by ryanseys 3y ago
It's interesting to read the replies in this thread because a lot of people are proposing alternative "it's just this" solutions to the same problem being solved here -- the over abundance of plastics. But the solution c
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by ryanseys 4y ago
> However there is one caveat. If some of the data members are of a mutable class, Data does no additional immutability enforcement. Seems like an area of concern / gotchas. Either restrict Data to not allow mutable nested objects,
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by ryanseys 4y ago
Alphabetical order seems pretty arbitrary and optimizing for the wrong thing in most cases. The only reason as a dev you would really care about this is if you navigate / search code by scrolling until you find the function you care ab
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by ryanseys 5y ago
I'd love some shorter keywords here for searching so this was quickly composable into something useful. E.g. p: or f: instead of path: for filenames l: instead of language: -f: to exclude specific filenames (makes it easy to filter out
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by ryanseys 6y ago
Then break the legion of builds in the name of security.
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by ryanseys 6y ago
But the 30% cut by Apple has been standard from the beginning. Why does that suddenly come into question once they have been successful? Serious question, I'm not an expert in antitrust laws.
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by ryanseys 6y ago
Depends what you mean. I'm a software engineer working on clinical study software and it makes sense to me. Though, I'm sure there are plenty of problem spaces that I don't work in whose jargon wouldn't make sense to me.
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by ryanseys 6y ago
It's different because it doesn't rely on require() which is non-standard JavaScript.
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by ryanseys 6y ago
It's just a URL right? So could you not mirror the packages to your own server if you're so concerned, or better yet import from a local file? Nothing here seems to suggest that packages must be loaded from an external URL.
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California Covid-19 risk screening and testing(projectbaseline.com)
91 points by ryanseys 7y ago|47 comments
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by ryanseys 7y ago
Reminds me of John Oliver's coverage of AccuWeather. [0] [0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qMGn9T37eR8
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by ryanseys 7y ago
Nope.
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by ryanseys 7y ago
Relevant xkcd: https://xkcd.com/605/
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by ryanseys 7y ago
Guess I've worked in the corporate machine for too long... Thanks for keeping me in check. I didn't mean any harm from my comment but I can see where you're coming from, just wanted to give a summary of what the article seems
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by ryanseys 7y ago
Disclaimer: FTE at Verily (Google Life Sciences) Sounds like this isn't the first time this has happened and won't be the last. Both Compass (the firm that employs these cafeteria workers) and Google both have experience working w

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