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wadefletch
5mo ago
ted nyman: #1 most knowledgable college football fan in sf and also git which makes more sense i guess
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wadefletch
5mo ago
You can't have any other connections while a Copy-on-Write is happening, not even a logical replication slot. So you keep a read replica that then gets all connections briefly cut for the COW to avoid locking the master instance. Then
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wadefletch
1y ago
flip-flopping on pricing has led users to feel nickel-and-dimed i like cursor fine, but check out the forum/subreddit to see people talking like addicts, pissed their fix is getting more expensive i think this aggressive reaction is mo
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wadefletch
1y ago
the founder is on a vesting schedule set with the vc. walking away forfeits his ownership in the company (not sure of the specifics of this weird deal, but this is true in 99% of situations) which returns his ownership to the VCs either dir
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1y ago
Good article, but the ChatGPT voice here is strong. > When you check in, you’re ready to act – without first sifting through a pile of unresolved issues. > That’s not just a nice feeling – it’s practical. The UI is cleaner. The choice
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2y ago
Same guy
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2y ago
What are the y-axis units?
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2y ago
I'm exploring tooling for building these graphs and would love to pick your brain about your use case, if you're willing. No pressure! wade at tractorbeam dot ai
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UConn's coach uses a $40 portable washer on his lucky underwear
(nytimes.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
Wouldn't shifting online-first games to access-subscription based pricing make better accounting sense for the publishers too? Seems like this is less an issue of actual support and more an issue of pricing/access model disconnect
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2y ago
Or games just shift online-first game pricing to subscriptions. (Fortnite and others have done this already to great success.) The issue here is in a disconnect between pricing model and access model. Mandated uptime seems impractical and u
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Embracing the Future and Moving Back Again: From Server Actions to tRPC
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3y ago
There's a proposed framework[1] in the EU that's rather restrictive. Seems like they're just not even bothering, perhaps to make a point. [1] https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/policies/regulat
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3y ago
Only way to do this today would be environment control like LockDown Browser used for college exams during COVID. Even still, a second computer with ChatGPT open is fully possible; it's only an 80% solution.
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3y ago
Here's the text directly from the FAQ: > Can I use AI to get on the global leaderboard? Please don't use AI / LLMs (like GPT) to automatically solve a day's puzzles until that day's global leaderboards are full.
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3y ago
What is the CSS effect as you enter the page? Are they streaming the CSS itself, or just an animation in the browser? Very cool effect.
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4y ago
https://www.usemotion.com/
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4y ago
PostgreSQL was created by Michael Stonebreaker and Larry Rowe, neither of whom are imprisoned. Who are you talking about?
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4y ago
We use Expensify at work, which seems pretty similar but adds reporting + approval functionality (obv not relevant here). How does this stack up?
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4y ago
Aren't a bunch of little unions equivalent to independent employees advocating their own interests?
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5y ago
When you say you made yourself available, what does that mean in practice? Targeted network outreach? A LinkedIn post?
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5y ago
Vercel
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Sc3nius: We're all gonna make it
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5y ago
I think that's very true in the context of sales jobs, or more generally anything that requires the same action of frequent, mission-critical person-to-person communication. I'm not so sure it applies in the context of a remote SW
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6y ago
1. How likely is it BofA-ML has short positions or investments in funds who do? 2. Isn't Citadel's deal with Robinhood dependent on the flow being "dumb" and not having any broad effect on the market? That's obvious
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https://privacyspy.org/
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CSS Grid Layout Module Level 3
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UndercoverVC // The student VC for the rest of us
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Show HN: InternAlerts.io – Email alerts for open internship applications
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6y ago
I would imagine the job of an elementary school teacher is primarily to have a relationship with their kids and teach what general skills they can, whereas a university or even high school teacher is pulled in more directions (curriculum, s
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