That's why I very specifically said: Passkeys solve problems that corporations have, by moving the problems on to consumers. Our industry was done writing reliable, quality software years ago, so it shouldn't come as…
I think the title should read "most family farmers have second jobs to stay afloat", as that appears to be the statistic the article asserts. This leaves out large-scale factory farming, obviously; the statement might…
I think it’s rightly and plainly frustrating for the sole reason that the e.g. parks, sidewalks, bridges, etc that the homeless live on (and, are now directly christened by the government to do so in Halifax) are quite…
Its a ghost kitchen. It isn't 30 restaurants, its one restaurant with 30 brands. This idea was tried years ago (they'd claim to be the first) by a company based out of Indianapolis named Clustertruck…
I don't perceive this to be happening in any systemic way. I think (in fact, I know) that social media is really good at magnifying the extremes, and the extremes of the right are scary, mean, and evil. That doesn't…
The probability of this happening at random is around 1 in 250 million (if you care that the hash prefix is all zeroes, versus just all the same character: 1 in 4 billion). Github has officially announced that they have…
You're probably right (and I do use the term "probably" in a rigorous way to mean, statistically, when there are 10 pollsters and 1 reports different data, they are statistically less likely to be correct). However:…
IMO: I have never worked in a job where I would have been like "heck yeah, four day work week lets do it". Part of that is, there's kinda two distinct and separate camps, and sometimes its unclear which camp people are…
Second, 100%. That's exactly what I'm reading as well, its why POs/PMs get a bad rep, its representative of the worst POs/PMs I've worked with, and frankly it is virally toxic. If you view your product development as a…
You just described what literally anyone who says "AI Winter" means; the technology doesn't go away, companies still deploy it and evolve it, customers still pay for it, it just stops being so attractive to massive…
I don't feel anything you've said is logical. The deliverable is, in the best case, what communicates progress and success. Short of that, tickets can do that, which is also not what the article is complaining about.…
VR also isn't it. The best case scenario for Vision is that it becomes a <$10B/quarter market similar to the iPad, but it costs substantially more to build and evolve (more complicated hardware and software, lower…
Yeah I think this line should really be at the utter-tippy-top of the README > The Secrets Manager Agent provides compatibility for legacy applications that access secrets through an existing agent or that need caching…
> If I were Team YouTube, I’d get loading="lazy" on there to help with performance right away. No need for videos that aren’t even visible on the page to load right away. This would hurt advertising impressions.
Looks like we found of the "people with no taste now being able to lean on the trained taste of everyone else" people I was talking about.
Nah we'd probably be fine paying temporal cloud to host the control plane. Their billing is a little weird; I know quite a bit about temporal-the-technology, and the pricing page is literally the first time I've ever…
It may be trivial for a consumer to buy an Android phone; it is not trivial for a developer to decide to not support iOS or Safari.
I pay for, love, and use Spotify to listen to music. And, I buy merch from the artists I really like. Sometimes that merch is e.g. LPs/Records, but usually t-shirts/sweatshirts/hats/etc. I think the whole "buy MP3 from…
I think there's a lot of nuance in this situation. First: the most vocal developers really do not care about Apple's "ecosystem invented out of thin air". They just need to be where their customers are, wherever their…
Wrong. And not just a little wrong; a LOT wrong. 86% of new energy capacity added in the United States in 2023 was from non-fossil fuel sources. [1] https://www.energy.gov/eere/vehicles/articles/fotw-1304-augu....
I feel its genuinely important to not dismiss this valid observation, and recognize it as actually something that is happening. Its not just Google, and I think Johnathan Blow captures the trend really well in this talk…
Music industry revenue hit an all-time high in 2023; it didn't fully recover from what napster/etc did to it in the early 2000s, until this/last year. Interesting that Vinyl makes up like 10% of their revenue. But,…
Windows and MacOS (and their closed source derivatives) are probably at least as large as Linux, even including all the servers Linux is deployed on. Proprietary UNIX did not "die out"; Apple sells about a quarter…
I think this needs to be viewed through the lens of the gravity of how the board reacted; giving them the benefit of the doubt that they acted appropriately and, at least with the information they had the time,…
> They should have at the very least been privy to the plan, if not outright sanctioned it. Never assume this. After all, their communication specifically cited that Sam deceived them in some way, and Greg was also…
That's why I very specifically said: Passkeys solve problems that corporations have, by moving the problems on to consumers. Our industry was done writing reliable, quality software years ago, so it shouldn't come as…
I think the title should read "most family farmers have second jobs to stay afloat", as that appears to be the statistic the article asserts. This leaves out large-scale factory farming, obviously; the statement might…
I think it’s rightly and plainly frustrating for the sole reason that the e.g. parks, sidewalks, bridges, etc that the homeless live on (and, are now directly christened by the government to do so in Halifax) are quite…
Its a ghost kitchen. It isn't 30 restaurants, its one restaurant with 30 brands. This idea was tried years ago (they'd claim to be the first) by a company based out of Indianapolis named Clustertruck…
I don't perceive this to be happening in any systemic way. I think (in fact, I know) that social media is really good at magnifying the extremes, and the extremes of the right are scary, mean, and evil. That doesn't…
The probability of this happening at random is around 1 in 250 million (if you care that the hash prefix is all zeroes, versus just all the same character: 1 in 4 billion). Github has officially announced that they have…
You're probably right (and I do use the term "probably" in a rigorous way to mean, statistically, when there are 10 pollsters and 1 reports different data, they are statistically less likely to be correct). However:…
IMO: I have never worked in a job where I would have been like "heck yeah, four day work week lets do it". Part of that is, there's kinda two distinct and separate camps, and sometimes its unclear which camp people are…
Second, 100%. That's exactly what I'm reading as well, its why POs/PMs get a bad rep, its representative of the worst POs/PMs I've worked with, and frankly it is virally toxic. If you view your product development as a…
You just described what literally anyone who says "AI Winter" means; the technology doesn't go away, companies still deploy it and evolve it, customers still pay for it, it just stops being so attractive to massive…
I don't feel anything you've said is logical. The deliverable is, in the best case, what communicates progress and success. Short of that, tickets can do that, which is also not what the article is complaining about.…
VR also isn't it. The best case scenario for Vision is that it becomes a <$10B/quarter market similar to the iPad, but it costs substantially more to build and evolve (more complicated hardware and software, lower…
Yeah I think this line should really be at the utter-tippy-top of the README > The Secrets Manager Agent provides compatibility for legacy applications that access secrets through an existing agent or that need caching…
> If I were Team YouTube, I’d get loading="lazy" on there to help with performance right away. No need for videos that aren’t even visible on the page to load right away. This would hurt advertising impressions.
Looks like we found of the "people with no taste now being able to lean on the trained taste of everyone else" people I was talking about.
Nah we'd probably be fine paying temporal cloud to host the control plane. Their billing is a little weird; I know quite a bit about temporal-the-technology, and the pricing page is literally the first time I've ever…
It may be trivial for a consumer to buy an Android phone; it is not trivial for a developer to decide to not support iOS or Safari.
I pay for, love, and use Spotify to listen to music. And, I buy merch from the artists I really like. Sometimes that merch is e.g. LPs/Records, but usually t-shirts/sweatshirts/hats/etc. I think the whole "buy MP3 from…
I think there's a lot of nuance in this situation. First: the most vocal developers really do not care about Apple's "ecosystem invented out of thin air". They just need to be where their customers are, wherever their…
Wrong. And not just a little wrong; a LOT wrong. 86% of new energy capacity added in the United States in 2023 was from non-fossil fuel sources. [1] https://www.energy.gov/eere/vehicles/articles/fotw-1304-augu....
I feel its genuinely important to not dismiss this valid observation, and recognize it as actually something that is happening. Its not just Google, and I think Johnathan Blow captures the trend really well in this talk…
Music industry revenue hit an all-time high in 2023; it didn't fully recover from what napster/etc did to it in the early 2000s, until this/last year. Interesting that Vinyl makes up like 10% of their revenue. But,…
Windows and MacOS (and their closed source derivatives) are probably at least as large as Linux, even including all the servers Linux is deployed on. Proprietary UNIX did not "die out"; Apple sells about a quarter…
I think this needs to be viewed through the lens of the gravity of how the board reacted; giving them the benefit of the doubt that they acted appropriately and, at least with the information they had the time,…
> They should have at the very least been privy to the plan, if not outright sanctioned it. Never assume this. After all, their communication specifically cited that Sam deceived them in some way, and Greg was also…