Not if it’s evasion.
Closure library/compiler was the only real way to write a large SPA back in 2012+. You had access to an amazing compiler with a standard library that was like having every npm module you could ever need but written by…
These are 99 times out of 100 an inside job.
I helped start an early (1998) Australian ISP in Sydney (a modem bank connected to an ISDN line) with a Linux 2.0 infrastructure (Slackware…) and Perl based billing system running on Postgres 96. I was 16. The early…
People use it as an all encompassing term for any blockchain using service or product. https://cloud.google.com/web3
Been in the Web3 space as a side hustle for something like 2 years now and the only real usecase I’ve seen is something like USDC transfers over Solana. Everything else is just a scam and/or ponzi. Add to that that the…
Leave.
This is an amazingly non-succinct write up of why I love programming in Go. I think it, I type it, it works and it works fast, with minimal cognitive overload.
We use Graal to sandbox a scripting language based on EcmaScript 6 for our app. It’s great.
Yeah, I’m talking about FSD driving at speeds that mean certain death, not your standard cruise control+. Do I trust Tesla to write software that works to a degree where I would entrust it with my life? No. The team…
Waymo is basically locked to 25mph here in SF. Letting a Telsa thing self drive at over 100kph is actually kind of wild.
They only sent the “you’re being delisted if you don’t do this” email like a week ago.
Every forced Android minimum targetSDK update breaks literally everything. There’s also a breaking change coming up in SDK 34 around exact alarms. Google seems hell bent on making the platform more and more restrictive…
Wow. Need this as a golang net/http shim.
I know it’s not as fun, but you could also pay for YouTube Premium to remove the ads.
iPhones just work. Macs just work. 99% of people don’t want to spend time configuring anything. Both iOS and Android stopped innovating like 5 years ago, but at least the Apple ecosystem doesn’t feel dead like Android.
Why is anyone wasting brain space on this man? There’s literally a 0% chance he gets anywhere.
Yikes
If this kills Zelle, that would be amazing.
True. Biking is the best thing ever (also extremely expensive). I spent a ridiculous amount on a Gazelle HMB 380+. It’s so much fun to ride. Every component is top quality. No maintenance issues ever. Recently got a…
RIP.
Yup. Waymo >>>>>>>>>> Cruise. It’s not even close. Still wouldn’t get into a Waymo for another 3-5 years, but the quality gap is huge.
This was the best domain registrar available. RIP
Their RX-220 servers are also amazing. Ampere 80 core machines for $220/m. We use these for anything requiring a lot of threads.
“Prompt engineers”… sigh.
Not if it’s evasion.
Closure library/compiler was the only real way to write a large SPA back in 2012+. You had access to an amazing compiler with a standard library that was like having every npm module you could ever need but written by…
These are 99 times out of 100 an inside job.
I helped start an early (1998) Australian ISP in Sydney (a modem bank connected to an ISDN line) with a Linux 2.0 infrastructure (Slackware…) and Perl based billing system running on Postgres 96. I was 16. The early…
People use it as an all encompassing term for any blockchain using service or product. https://cloud.google.com/web3
Been in the Web3 space as a side hustle for something like 2 years now and the only real usecase I’ve seen is something like USDC transfers over Solana. Everything else is just a scam and/or ponzi. Add to that that the…
Leave.
This is an amazingly non-succinct write up of why I love programming in Go. I think it, I type it, it works and it works fast, with minimal cognitive overload.
We use Graal to sandbox a scripting language based on EcmaScript 6 for our app. It’s great.
Yeah, I’m talking about FSD driving at speeds that mean certain death, not your standard cruise control+. Do I trust Tesla to write software that works to a degree where I would entrust it with my life? No. The team…
Waymo is basically locked to 25mph here in SF. Letting a Telsa thing self drive at over 100kph is actually kind of wild.
They only sent the “you’re being delisted if you don’t do this” email like a week ago.
Every forced Android minimum targetSDK update breaks literally everything. There’s also a breaking change coming up in SDK 34 around exact alarms. Google seems hell bent on making the platform more and more restrictive…
Wow. Need this as a golang net/http shim.
I know it’s not as fun, but you could also pay for YouTube Premium to remove the ads.
iPhones just work. Macs just work. 99% of people don’t want to spend time configuring anything. Both iOS and Android stopped innovating like 5 years ago, but at least the Apple ecosystem doesn’t feel dead like Android.
Why is anyone wasting brain space on this man? There’s literally a 0% chance he gets anywhere.
Yikes
If this kills Zelle, that would be amazing.
True. Biking is the best thing ever (also extremely expensive). I spent a ridiculous amount on a Gazelle HMB 380+. It’s so much fun to ride. Every component is top quality. No maintenance issues ever. Recently got a…
RIP.
Yup. Waymo >>>>>>>>>> Cruise. It’s not even close. Still wouldn’t get into a Waymo for another 3-5 years, but the quality gap is huge.
This was the best domain registrar available. RIP
Their RX-220 servers are also amazing. Ampere 80 core machines for $220/m. We use these for anything requiring a lot of threads.
“Prompt engineers”… sigh.