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by stack_framer 9mo ago
And for anyone else who is still clueless, the "warthog-faced buffoon" insult is also a direct quote from the movie. Lighten up, people! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9vzU3TdqUKQ
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by stack_framer 9mo ago
I can't believe people voted me down for this! It's a direct quote from the movie, after Vizzini uses the word "inconceivable" you warthog-faced buffoons: https://youtu.be/dTRKCXC0JFg?t=3
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by stack_framer 9mo ago
You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
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by stack_framer 9mo ago
Wow, I didn't know he directed Misery! Great film.
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by stack_framer 9mo ago
I feel the same. In fact, I'll soon be preparing a lunch and learn on trying out Solid.js. I'm hoping to convince the team that we should at least try a different mental model and see if we like it.
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by stack_framer 9mo ago
I find myself just wanting to go all the way back to SPAs—no more server-side rendering at all. The arguments about performance, time to first paint, and whatever else we're supposed to care about just don't seem to matter on any
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by stack_framer 9mo ago
> It's kind of the first time in my life that I've been actively hoping for a technology to out right not deliver on its promise. Same here, and I think it's because I feel like a craftsman. I thoroughly enjoy the process
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by stack_framer 9mo ago
I find this statement fascinating: > All I know is that this is how I feel It's written as if the person's feelings are an external force, descending upon them beyond their control. The feelings that emerge in their life are th
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by stack_framer 9mo ago
> your manager ... asks if you would like to join the rotation. I don't think I've worked anywhere in the last decade where I was not part of the on-call rotation. It's been obligatory, maybe because I've worked at
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by stack_framer 9mo ago
Is there any way to try it without signing in via Google?
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by stack_framer 9mo ago
I'm here to learn what other people think, so I'm in favor of not seeing AI comments here. That said, I've also grown exceedingly tired of everyone saying, "I see an em dash, therefore that comment must have come from AI
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Paramount Launches Offer to Acquire Warner Bros(ir.paramount.com)
1 points by stack_framer 9mo ago|1 comments
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by stack_framer 9mo ago
> outreach for minorities in tech Why is there no outreach to other minorities in tech, like the Amish, for example? They are certainly more underrepresented than women in the python community. Or how about male ballet dancers? Why isn&#
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by stack_framer 9mo ago
> I think it's our civic duty to crusade for those causes Why crusade using the resources of a technical community though? Surely it alienates the people who don't happen to align with the causes important to you. There are myr
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by stack_framer 9mo ago
Should the Rust community take a lesson here, and maybe the Zig community to an extent? To me it seems that some in the Rust community in particular, perhaps because they're just the most vocal, are tightly coupled to progressive, soci
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by stack_framer 10mo ago
This is exactly how I feel. I recently spent 30 months trying to qualify for a promotion, earnestly striving to demonstrate that I could operate at the staff engineer level. I accepted literally every single opportunity, offered by my manag
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by stack_framer 10mo ago
I really like "WebScript" but people will shorten it to "ws", which will make me think of the NPM WebSocket package [0] every time I see it! [0] https://www.npmjs.com/package/ws
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J6 Pipe Bomb Suspect Arrested(cbsnews.com)
4 points by stack_framer 10mo ago|3 comments
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by stack_framer 10mo ago
Are you at liberty to divulge how much Anthropic paid for Bun?
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by stack_framer 10mo ago
I can generate $20 billion in ARR this year too! I just need you to give me $100 billion and allow me to sell each of your dollars for 0.2 dollars.
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by stack_framer 10mo ago
Anyone know how much Anthropic paid for Bun? I assume it was at least $26M, so Bun could break even and pay back its own investors, but I didn't see a number in the announcements from Anthropic or Bun.
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by stack_framer 10mo ago
It's doing it to me as well in Brave on macOS.
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by stack_framer 10mo ago
> Where is the empathy for MS devs It's right there, next to the empathy they have for their paying customers.
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by stack_framer 10mo ago
Seeing Copilot says this over and over again was hilarious: "The current implementation requires a complete rewrite..."
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by stack_framer 10mo ago
Interestingly enough, adoption can cost just as much as the figures quoted in the article ($40,000 - $55,000). If you're planning to adopt, broadcast it via your social network as much as possible. If you can avoid going through an ado
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by stack_framer 10mo ago
I really like the ideas touted by the Remix team, particularly (1) use the platform, (2) favor simplicity, and (3) make code more explicit; however, their implementation has always felt ... loosey goosey ... for lack of a better way of s
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by stack_framer 10mo ago
And this is the new, fashionable, easy way to insult someone. Just say their work sounds like AI, and job done.
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by stack_framer 10mo ago
I understand that you had a different experience, but you seem to be committing the "argument from incredulity" logical fallacy.[0] What I described may not have happened to you, but it did happen—regardless of whether the timelin
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by stack_framer 10mo ago
> you are significantly embellishing the story The guy told us he was married, with children, and that he had a separate apartment where he "lived like a woman" most weekends. He lived that way because his wife didn't like
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by stack_framer 10mo ago
> You seriously dropped out because you didn't like one class? No. The university added other "studies" courses to my requirements that contributed to my decision. After taking gender studies, I knew I could not tolerate t

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