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by subpixel 6d ago
The whole USP for emdash is sandboxed plugins. Sandboxed plugins only work in Cloudflare.
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by subpixel 6d ago
First of all, the average parent is definitely doing some volunteering, at least in the US. From rec sports to scouts to church stuff to local committees, it's very rare for someone to be totally checked-out on all those counts. And as
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by subpixel 7d ago
A CMS that can only run on one hosting provider?
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by subpixel 8d ago
I can only imagine you have no kids, serve on no boards, do not volunteer, and play no sports.
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by subpixel 8d ago
2003 was my high-water mark.
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by subpixel 13d ago
I'm not sure I get the 'appreciating asset' point he makes in the video. How will the plane perform better in 10 years? Cool stuff regardless!
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by subpixel 19d ago
In 1995 I could give anyone in Germany my PostBank konto number and they could “wire” me money by calling the bank. In 2026 I pay contractors working on my US house by logging into my bank and instructing it to mail a paper check. The only
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by subpixel 29d ago
I’m far less ambitious, but not less driven. It’s just that what I’m driving for is to maximize time doing things I and my family enjoy. In fact it’s a lens through which I analyze jobs and career opportunities.
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by subpixel 29d ago
You have to think of it like the nutritional supplements industry. They make mountains of money because people have certain misgivings or insecurities or unrealistic goals (or all of these things) with regard to their health. Would life go
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by subpixel 29d ago
On a date, I once showed a woman I wanted to impress my Palm Pilot. Not only was she utterly unimpressed, she went on to marry an A-list Hollywood celebrity.
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by subpixel 1mo ago
Not only jobs, but NYC apartments - although in the Voice not the Times.
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by subpixel 2mo ago
I think you left off figuring out how to connect a floating data center to the internet without making that aspect as expensive as powering the thing in the first place.
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by subpixel 3mo ago
The forums I keep an eye on have been bought by aggregators who redesign them for maximum ad-suck. It’s a shame bc very old threads contain massively valuable information and conversation on topics I care about. One of the best forums moved
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by subpixel 3mo ago
I’ve applied for several jobs outside of tech or only tech-adjacent. I’m not happy to give up significant income and benefits, but you don’t get everything you want. What AI-first means for companies who are not actually AI companies is ele
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by subpixel 3mo ago
Dangerous, addictive drugs played a role in me meeting my wife. Do I wish the same for my children? No.
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by subpixel 3mo ago
I can relate to a certain type of reluctance, in that I live in a part of the US that has never needed air conditioning. I don't look forward to the hassle and expense of installing a heat pump. I don't look forward to the cost of
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by subpixel 3mo ago
The two matches for my name are hallucinated athletes. For now.
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by subpixel 3mo ago
It’s the opposite of obscure - it’s commonplace. It’s a skull and crossbones. It’s not a swastika. It’s a nothing burger.
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by subpixel 3mo ago
He didn’t have a nazi tattoo, full stop.
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by subpixel 3mo ago
Gosh he's not behaving as if he wants to make a deal.
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by subpixel 4mo ago
My worst interview was decades ago where the building was a walk-up and the office was on the 8th or 9th floor, something absurd. It was winter, I had layers of warm clothing on, and I walked into the interview a sweaty disaster and when my
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by subpixel 4mo ago
I'm sure you've heard a few. Thank you though!
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by subpixel 4mo ago
I feel differently. Like the author of this article, I attended an expensive, quasi-prestigious prep school in the American South _and_ went to Columbia. Kids in both milieus were competing with each other to be the weird ones. It’s also wo
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by subpixel 5mo ago
This is like a person-sized Roomba. Even if it might work, within certain strict constraints, it's essentially unnecessary.
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by subpixel 5mo ago
I went home from a bar in 2003 knowing only the first name of a wonderful girl I chatted with that night, and thanks to Friendster I was able to locate her in a city of over 8MM people and find a way to contact her. We are married with a fa
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by subpixel 5mo ago
Update: watching YT in a browser on iOS is completely enshittified. I am giving up and actually looking into sideloading an app that kills shorts.
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by subpixel 5mo ago
The disappointment needs to be directed at Craigslist, which sat on its hands and let FB eat their lunch. And while FB marketplace search kinda sucks the algorithm is supremely effective at surfacing listings based on your searches and acti
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by subpixel 5mo ago
Stealing an idea is different from lying to people in order to steal their actual business, which is more like what Zuckerberg did.
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by subpixel 5mo ago
If you consider Marketplace its own product it’s a massive win but they haven’t monetized it beyond some very ineffective post boosting and advertising. I honestly think they could charge 10% of list price for items over $50, plus membershi
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by subpixel 5mo ago
Came to request the auto-hide feature as well!

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