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dmarble

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About dmarble

Founder a couple times, product manager, developer, MS/JD

  https://davidmarble.com
  https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidmarble 
  https://github.com/davidmarble
gmail: davidmarble

Recent public activity

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    Direct link to the spec page on authorization: https://modelcontextprotocol.io/specification/2025-03-26/bas... Source: https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/modelcontextprotocol.…

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    Comment #41003913

    Plot twist: The * in C-00000291*.sys is "-block-ultron" Premature deployment of Crowdstrike AGI disaster response plan.

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    Comment #40331604

    I'm in awe at the complexity and unknowability of it all, but I also have to chuckle at the thought that some portion may be vestigial. I'm particularly fond of the "Egg shaped obj…

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    Comment #35530089

    Very similar story here on the PM side in the US. ~15 YOE (FB/Meta most recently), ramping up a search after a sabbatical, targeted job search to roles where I have non-trivial exp…

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    Comment #35381252

    Check out: NocoDB ( https://github.com/nocodb/nocodb ) - works w/ MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, SQLite, MariaDB Baserow ( https://gitlab.com/bramw/baserow ) - PostgreSQL based API…

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    Comment #32966927

    India's beef exports are primarily buffalo meat ("carabeef"), not cow meat. In addition, there are states in India where slaughtering cows is permitted.

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    Comment #30096242

    Obsidian ( https://obsidian.md/ ) + a few plugins (enable on the "Community plugins" page in settings): - Advanced Tables (handful of features including sort col while in edit mode…

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    Comment #30004749

    Check out Legend (formerly moo.do): https://legendapp.com/ Found it several years ago and used it regularly for a while. It has a nice mixed model for blending calendar, email, lis…

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    Comment #28703129

    Huge congrats to you and the crew, Spencer! Well deserved. It was always a pleasure working with your product and the people behind it at prior companies, and lobbying for more ado…

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    Comment #24005026

    Don't any of the major commercial open source vendors offer custom terms to give access to the commercial source? I'd imagine they'd contemplate it for big deals. Seems like one of…

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    Comment #22148917

    I work on identity resolution problems among other data challenges at a big retailer. We get very few details when a credit card is used in-store -- pretty much just the basic card…

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    Comment #19601949

    On Android Chrome with Data Saver turned on, elements with loading="auto" or unset will also be lazily loaded if Chrome determines them to be good candidates for lazy loading (acco…

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    Comment #10089280

    "There's a good half-century of research around high expertise development but some of the most powerful and interesting has been greatly underestimated. The short version: modelin…

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    Comment #9518020

    A couple summary quotes: "[W]hen [Dr. Kent] Berridge, a dedicated young scientist who was more David than Goliath, stumbled upon evidence in 1986 that dopamine did not produce plea…

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    Comment #8741847

    Xtrafinder has been my saving grace, and it's free ( https://www.trankynam.com/xtrafinder/ ) - Cut & paste - Hide dotfiles on Desktop - Automatically adjust column widths - Backspa…

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    Comment #8330747

    Good breakdown on the Sencha blog, with some benchmarks and a discussion of the few major bugs that prevent replacing UIWebView at this time: http://blog.sencha.com/blog/apple-show…

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    Comment #8182923

    Georgetown law grad here who maxed out loans, worked during school, and put the excess capital into my first startup (cheaper than a small business loan!), which was law/tech-relat…

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    Comment #7963466

    Very cool. Good luck to you and look forward to checking it out!

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    Comment #7960266

    If you haven't taken a look at Nimrod, it might give you some ideas, or perhaps inspire you to be a code contributor! As a python guy, I'm really liking it for some hobby work I'm …

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    Comment #7543605

    Wow, quite the list! Now I feel compelled to read through some posts tagged "AirBnB for X". Interesting discussion on whether this model can succeed: http://www.quora.com/Will-Airb…

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    Comment #7106389

    Simple is good. Best of luck getting it ready for public consumption in the coming weeks! I'll be sure to post feedback when I get a chance to test drive.

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    Comment #7106354

    Looking forward to giving this a spin! I'm curious how deeply you went for an integrated approach for projects / email / tasks / files. I find the more integration you do, the more…

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    Comment #5971615

    Travelzoo - Mountain View, CA (remote considered) • Mobile lead architects / senior developers: iOS, Android, and mobile web • Mobile UX and/or visual designer I recently joined Tr…

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    Comment #5475103

    SEEKING WORK - Bay Area (I'm in Palo Alto) or remote full-stack developer, product manager, and lawyer - Python, django, coffeescript, backbone.js, compass, postgresql, deployment …