This sounds intriguing. Additionally, I wanted the community to evolve our approach to providing PR feedback. One of the unintended consequences was that it became a tool for people to exploit their workers.
This. It bugs me that we can’t read without logging in, and other UX decisions that basically made me quit using it for like 7 or 8 months now.
I’d rephrase this to something like: “People fixed more Chrome bugs (…), thanks to people who leveraged AI tools”
+1 good analogy
Who buys a new phone if the cable breaks?
A note on the last paragraph about being a “lazy engineer”: this shouldn’t be a factor. Being lazy is subjective and the same engineer can be seen differently depending on the management, team, moment, etc.
Wow that’s nice. Wonder what happened to this app
It’s interesting how we get attached to brands. They are just fitting their purpose (generate profit) and we still care about them
For sure, rpis are awesome too! Will definitely take a look at this one. Thanks!
Interesting! I was considering a raspberry pi 4 for some things but a laptop is more appropriate. Where would I find these?
This is my favorite merge tool for years. Haven’t seen updates for the latest mac OS Mojave though
I always remember that article where people said the new companies and ideas wouldn’t come from garages anymore. Looks like a single HTML game is a huge success now
Not really fact based affirming you “always recover”. Besides, I know people who got COVID twice or more.
And every new study like this confirms we didn’t know enough about it to propose solutions like “herd immunity”
Agreed. There must be some illustration to give us a better idea of how vast the orbitable area is.
This sounds intriguing. Additionally, I wanted the community to evolve our approach to providing PR feedback. One of the unintended consequences was that it became a tool for people to exploit their workers.
This. It bugs me that we can’t read without logging in, and other UX decisions that basically made me quit using it for like 7 or 8 months now.
I’d rephrase this to something like: “People fixed more Chrome bugs (…), thanks to people who leveraged AI tools”
+1 good analogy
Who buys a new phone if the cable breaks?
A note on the last paragraph about being a “lazy engineer”: this shouldn’t be a factor. Being lazy is subjective and the same engineer can be seen differently depending on the management, team, moment, etc.
Wow that’s nice. Wonder what happened to this app
It’s interesting how we get attached to brands. They are just fitting their purpose (generate profit) and we still care about them
For sure, rpis are awesome too! Will definitely take a look at this one. Thanks!
Interesting! I was considering a raspberry pi 4 for some things but a laptop is more appropriate. Where would I find these?
This is my favorite merge tool for years. Haven’t seen updates for the latest mac OS Mojave though
I always remember that article where people said the new companies and ideas wouldn’t come from garages anymore. Looks like a single HTML game is a huge success now
Not really fact based affirming you “always recover”. Besides, I know people who got COVID twice or more.
And every new study like this confirms we didn’t know enough about it to propose solutions like “herd immunity”
Agreed. There must be some illustration to give us a better idea of how vast the orbitable area is.