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Comment #42477247
Interesting. Was that after you called them or they called you?
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Comment #36254090
> But people already paid for them and I failed to deliver those to them I may be missing something, but shouldn’t you be giving them to the people who paid for them?
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Comment #35915753
Could you please clarify: is your position that software is not capable of doing harm?
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Comment #35383792
I agree with you. However, it’s worthwhile also noting these represent a very small proportion of all jobs in software development.
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Comment #34379371
Yes that’s correct. If you were owner operator you might be aligned with a particular firm (their name on your truck) and their dispatch would find you loads or you would also know…
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Comment #34305009
Interesting. Is uploading a video like this to tiktok or YouTube considered commercialisation?
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Comment #34293973
Thank you
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Comment #34293697
Thanks for sharing. Do you know of any auth providers that charge based on auth event (login / logout / password change / etc) rather than per user?
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Comment #33479721
Love your thinking. Rather than comingle the plastics with waste, let's keep them separate at the landfill for use when future humans figure out what to do with it. By mixing it al…
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Comment #32410154
You have a good point and this does seem to be evolving industry practice. Sony does this in a few of their recent cameras. And Blackmagic just released a new firmware for certain …
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Comment #29534727
Fredrik, your work inspired me greatly and your post “notes on Tim Bray’s Wide Finder” taught me how to think better about processing data, which made me pretty good at it, which c…
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Comment #28977773
Woah, so if a user is logged into chrome, Google has permission / is able to track all web activity for that user?
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Comment #26429309
Yep. All of us tech folks read sites like hackernews and read all about what the latest hot Silicon Valley tech startup is doing. Or what Uber is doing. Or what google is doing. Or…
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Comment #26429006
Every auction has a time limit
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Comment #26261426
It won’t die out. People like money. Analyst IBD roles represent not only some of the best compensated roles out of Uni, but puts on a path to a long well-compensated career either…
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Comment #26176427
But which way is it going to go? Is there a set of investments that will benefit off either outcome?
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Comment #26129099
Technological advances continue to increase the productivity of agricultural output both in “the first world” and lesser developed countries. In this way, I expect the prices of co…
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Comment #26117299
Hm in the corporate world, looking up people on LinkedIn is pretty par for the course. As a consultant with a large consulting firm, I meet with lots of different people. Since I h…
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Comment #26082128
That depends, is there a requirement for the solution to be free? If you are happy to pay for this, then there are a variety of options with a sliding cost/usefulness/accuracy scal…
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Comment #26076720
Yeah agreed on all counts. React apps are a real joy to create. The UI just works like magic with reactive updates. Modern js tooling gives me a fun and effortless way to produce u…
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Comment #26071824
Out of curiosity, why are cookies preferred to local storage ?
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Comment #25854632
I respect your effort. Out of curiosity, do you have a partner / children? If yes, how do you balance your family with work/entrepreneurship? If not, do you think people with famil…
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Comment #25789227
Thank you. This is really needed. Have you considered having community supplied component library? Also have you considered premium elements that are richly documented? The officia…
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Comment #25775069
You seem to know quite a bit about this, do you know why there isn't some sort of a "compile" phase where the jquery examples wouldn't be translated into the minimum js equivalent?…