sagaro

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by sagaro 7mo ago
The main difference is the data structure and the intent of the export. Facebook's tool is built for data compliance and local offline viewing, not web portability. If you open that Facebook zip file, the HTML version is just a massiv
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by sagaro 7mo ago
But it is portable. It is essentially markdown files. You can download your repo, compile the Jekyll to static pages and publish them anywhere. When you publish to Facebook, WordPress etc you can't easily get your stuff out. You will h
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by sagaro 7mo ago
I agree with the point that big companies have persuaded people that only they can offer ease of publishing content. most of my friends publish on Facebook, X, Instagram etc. I have tried to get them to publish markdown sites using GitHub p
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by sagaro 1y ago
I have tried standing desks, but not for burning calories like the article suggests. It was more for fixing my posture. But standing and working made my lean and support myself with my hands. The best solution I like now is a knee stool. It
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by sagaro 1y ago
This is pretty well made. The progression is good and there are no distractions. And best part it doesn't force you to create an account.
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by sagaro 1y ago
The issue is there is no incentive for the person leaving to make these handover docs and videos. They will just say the bare minimum and complete the task.
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by sagaro 1y ago
One of the best torchbearers for Vanilla Web is Bartosz Ciechanowski[0]. The best part the code is super readable [1]. [0] https://ciechanow.ski/ [1] https://ciechanow.ski/js/watch.js
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by sagaro 2y ago
In excalidraw I just have to click share session and anyone with that url can see my whiteboard and interact with it. I get tldraw has much more features etc. but how exactly is it making sharing whiteboard so easier compared to excalidraw?
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by sagaro 2y ago
Correct. Which is why hydroponically grown produced focuses on low shelf life items like salad greens. And in countries like India where quick commerce is taking off (Zepto, Blinkit, BB Now etc.) it is helpful for the companies to source fr
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by sagaro 2y ago
CEA (Controlled Environment Agriculture) is not bad. When over-engineered and quickly expanded without working on unit economics it might be a bad idea. Traditional farming is not viable near the place of consumption. It needs a lot of land
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by sagaro 2y ago
I wish there was a video of this in that article. The reading was very descriptive, but would have loved to see the video of the octopus playing with the bottle.
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by sagaro 2y ago
Might not really help if you are short on time and need someone quick. When I started my first startup (working on POC before even registering the startup), I was hanging on ultra niche internet pockets. Forums/reddit/niche twitte
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by sagaro 3y ago
I play short time controls like blitz in lichess. But for rapid I prefer chess.com as lichess has too much cheating. I find lichess UI/UX better and faster than Chess.com.
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by sagaro 3y ago
Unlike Project Euler etc. where one really needs to be good at algorithms/math etc to make the most efficient code, else it will just run for days to brute force, most of advent of code can be solved with terrible algo as the input dat
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by sagaro 3y ago
I think getting clean tables/ETLs is a big blocker for move fast and break things. I would be more interested in actually github copilot style sql IDE (like datagrip etc.), which has access to all the queries written by all the people
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by sagaro 3y ago
There used to be a company/product called Business Objects aka BO (SAP bought them), which had folks meticulously map every relationship. When done correctly, it was pretty good. You could just drag drop and get answers immediately. So
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by sagaro 3y ago
All these products that pitch about using AI to find insights from your data always end up looking pretty in demos and fall short in reality. This is not because the product is bad, but because there is enormous amount of nuance in DB/
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by sagaro 3y ago
There are two ways to do a delivery on demand (like quick commerce or food delivery): 1. Take responsibility for the delivery. Here is a customer orders and a Restaurant accepts and prepares the food, you take the responsibility to find a r
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by sagaro 3y ago
Netflix has a problem of multiple people sharing same account. So the number could be that of 2-3 people's watching time clubbed as one.
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by sagaro 3y ago
This is so true in this world of A/B testing everything. When A/B tests are poorly designed and results are interpreted for a short time frame, in my experience it always leads to poor decisions which impact long term.
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by sagaro 3y ago
>I tell you I have two children, and (at least) one of them is a boy born on April 1. What probability should you assign to the event that I have two boys? If you think that is going to be too cumbersome, simply tell me whether the proba
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by sagaro 3y ago
>Funding has all but dried up. The industry raised a record $895 million in last year’s first quarter. So far in the current quarter, the figure is about $10 million, according to data provider AgFunder. I think a big reason for this sig
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by sagaro 3y ago
Like I said, I use it for coding. I don't possess any magical intuition. When it is wrong the program doesn't work and so I know it is wrong. If it gets an algorithm worng and the output is not what I expect, i don't go about
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by sagaro 3y ago
I have used chatgpt, sage, bing exclusively for gettibg code snippets and ideas on how to solve something complicated. They have significantly improved my productivity and enabled me to make many small tools to help me and my friends. When
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by sagaro 3y ago
This is very true. Amazon wouldn't enter South Korea because there is this company called Coupang, which does everything that Amazon does (eCommerce, video streaming, food delivery etc )
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by sagaro 3y ago
That is an interesting way of looking at it. Kind of makes sense considering unlike western units, 100k in Hindi is "ek lakh". And in India, the numbers are expressed as xx,xx,xx,xxx. So 100 is sau (hundred), 1,000 is hazar (tho
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by sagaro 3y ago
Ah yes. "Not". Thanks for pointing out.
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by sagaro 3y ago
It is interesting how many languages originating in different parts of the world all somehow figured to have a base and name the numbers by base. For instance if you know 1 to 9. And then you know 10, 20, 30, 40... 90. And then 100, 200, 30
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by sagaro 3y ago
I am not sure about the 1950s in Russia. But to add some color to this patriotism, I have heard many stories from my grandfather in India who had fought for freedom against the British, where it was quite common for people to put country fi
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by sagaro 3y ago
There are some use cases where it doesn't need to be bidirectional and yet provide users with the ability to run some formulas or sanity checks etc. For instance I can publish an article on the economics of ecommerce. And someone consu

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