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by suzzer99 9d ago
Telling codex how to program a feature is a much different, much easier type of thinking than back in the olden days of a year ago, when I had to get everything to work myself. I can't imagine that's going to be great for my long-
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by suzzer99 21d ago
Well supposedly it was caused by a landslide blocking the river for a few minutes, then the dam burst all at once.
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by suzzer99 21d ago
I feel like I've easily seen more than that get swept away in videos.
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by suzzer99 21d ago
I wonder if the river went dry first, like the water receding off into the horizon before a tsunami?
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Ever wonder what happens if you give your number to a Facebook ad?(imgur.com)
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by suzzer99 22d ago
I clicked an ad for a quote on a shower door, followed the prompts, and gave my # to what seemed like a single company. The phone calls haven't stopped since.
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by suzzer99 23d ago
The Aztecs had the same mythical reverence for the Toltecs.
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by suzzer99 1mo ago
At a few companies I've worked at, they squelch this kind of bug/security breach reporting by immediately making it the discoverer's job to fix the problem and champion it through the system to production, taking on all respo
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by suzzer99 1mo ago
We had a guy making $60k leave for a job making $110k. This is in LA. So it was close!
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by suzzer99 1mo ago
Doesn't that support my argument? They leave because they can make more money elsewhere.
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by suzzer99 1mo ago
This is standard because after a year of experience, a fresh junior dev is worth roughly twice as much on the open market. Most companies won't give a 100% raise because it would upset the apple cart with other employees wanting simila
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by suzzer99 1mo ago
The problem with CSS is it's a) all broad and no depth and b) constantly adding major new paradigms. If you don't get up to speed and stay there, you lose it. Pre-AI I'd say I've gotten over the hump 3 times with CSS, on
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by suzzer99 1mo ago
> like centering a div We'll of course you're gonna be frustrated if you start with the hardest problem in HTML :/
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by suzzer99 2mo ago
> it enables the already productive to be proportionally more productive I finally got a real feature to develop and started using Codex a couple weeks ago. Before that, I was just using ChatGPT for small things. For the most part, I wa
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by suzzer99 2mo ago
It depends on how you define compromise. Is it a compromise to consider things like screen size, load wait times, or the average expected user's attention span? If so, then design is a big juggling act of compromise. If not, and compro
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by suzzer99 2mo ago
The mouse-driven EMACS I used in the 90s had a text swap feature that was so elegant - highlight one word, double-click another word, and boom - they swap places.
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by suzzer99 2mo ago
I had to look up Madagascar's castle: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rova_of_Antananarivo The Rova of Antananarivo /ˈruːvə/ (Malagasy: Rovan'i Manjakamiadana [ˈruvᵊn manˌdzakəmiˈadə̥nᵊ]) is a royal p
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by suzzer99 2mo ago
At least 50% of the time on SO, the best answer is 3rd or worse, and I'm always thinking, "Why is this not the top answer?"
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by suzzer99 2mo ago
> Requiring reputation to gain the ability to post comments, then having one's answers deleted as "this should've been a comment" Yep, this exactly happened to me. I felt like a taker for always reading SO but not con
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by suzzer99 2mo ago
Ironically though, de Landa's curiosity about the Maya language ultimately led to its translation in modern times. Without the written 'alphabet' that he had a Maya scribe write down for him at the time, it's likely that
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by suzzer99 2mo ago
What is Western Europe's #?
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by suzzer99 3mo ago
No system is foolproof. They'd have to be willing to throw out some % of good customers along with the bots. Amazon can do that because they have a monopoly already. Anthropic can't risk it when they're trying to grab market
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by suzzer99 3mo ago
I worked for a company that did opt-in spam email. Their main offices were in Silicon Valley, but they had a startup thing in LA that I worked at. Ostensibly we were building a self-service email campaign app to be bundled with Weblogic Com
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by suzzer99 3mo ago
How jejune of you.
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by suzzer99 3mo ago
I'm shocked it's that low.
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by suzzer99 3mo ago
There's a sweet spot between AI slop and 144 characters. I can tell within a few sentences whether there's a human on the other end getting to the point, or an AI dancing around the point and finding 3 different ways to say the sa
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by suzzer99 3mo ago
I can't imagine working for a place that has a big bucket of PRs that either get reviewed or languish for some amount of time based on who feels like reviewing them. I'm not saying there's anything wrong with it, just that ev
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by suzzer99 4mo ago
Ice yachts get well over 100 mph. I'm not sure how much they were used in pre-industrial times.
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by suzzer99 4mo ago
> You just drug its food and wait till it passes out. Human zoo keepers are actually smarter than that. For months, they train the tiger to go into the carrier to get food. Then on transport day, they shut the door behind it. Unclear if
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by suzzer99 4mo ago
Peter Attia is a crap human being for being buddies with Epstein after most of his crimes were already known. But I still trust his analysis more than anyone else at dissecting this kind of stuff and separating the wheat from the chaff. I&#

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