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ramijames

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About ramijames

www.ramijames.com

I am a developer and product designer, with many years working in small-scale startups. I’ve launched multiple products, scaled teams, and helped build strategies that impacted hundreds of thousands of users.

Recent public activity

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    Ya, I didn't mean Linux itself (which I like) but that I'd have to run it on sub-par laptop hardware. I travel a lot and there's no getting around the fact that macbooks are incred…

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    Comment #49244318

    I find Microsoft user hostile. I find that Apple is interested in selling me a tool that mostly gets out of my way, provides me with some pretty cool features, mostly respects my p…

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    Comment #49236345

    For anyone that didn't read that book, I can't recommend it highly enough.

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    Comment #49236337

    I wish that I could upvote this twice.

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    Comment #49235361

    Thanks for letting me know. Will fix! edit: found it. What a stupid mistake. Fixed.

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    Comment #49234486

    I've been slowly building [MiserablyUnemployed.com]( https://miserablyunemployed.com/ ) for the last four or five months. It pulls jobs from tens of thousands of company HR pages, …

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    Comment #49223310

    I don't know about you guys, but I kept a stack of books in the bathroom. I managed to get through a lot of books two or three pages at a time. I don't even know why I stopped.

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    Comment #49195802

    "Earning sick leave" is some dystopian bullshit. If you are sick, don't go into work. You don't need to earn it.

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    Comment #49173053

    What is going on in the US is nothing short of shameful.

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    Comment #49169092

    I'll never buy one of these systems because I want to be able to play my games in 20 or 30 years. I just bought a Nintendo 64 and a Wii and it's great just being able to play my ga…

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    Comment #49139598

    I'm still so angry about this. RSS was EVERYWHERE and then it just wasn't anymore. It was so useful and such a nice, advertising-free way, of using the internet.

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    Comment #49097696

    This has been my take too. I think that the revenue requirements for making the industry profitable are likely never to be met, but that the US government sees AI as a strategic ne…

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    Comment #49078721

    When I was a kid software that would "double your RAM" was a thing. I remember thinking it was awesome, and at the same time feeling a huge sense of doubt that you could do that.

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    Comment #49051371

    I'm sad that buttons are no longer interesting.

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    Comment #48913464

    I also find that I'm constantly stressed that the plug is going to snap. That being said, in ten plus years of using USB-c.. this has never happened to me or anyone that I know. It…

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    Comment #48881073

    I struggled with a dock and a MBP and connecting consistently to a monitor. It was a high-quality USB-C to HDMI cable. I was sure it wasn't that. Turns out it was that.

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    Comment #48876069

    Am I the only one who thinks that Google Analytics and its brethren are TERRIBLE in actually providing useful data for making decisions for marketing and sales purposes?

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    Comment #48867114

    I've always played the game that tests are only as useful as you have resources to attribute to them. Mostly all modern development is a compromise between new features and stuff t…

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    Comment #48859766

    I'm curious. Do you attribute this to weak and/or incomplete tests? How granular should tests be to have complete coverage so that an AI won't create a converted codebase that "pas…

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    Comment #48859090

    And configuring a bot for Telegram is incredibly easy.

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    Comment #48851839

    Sounds like you are working on something naughty :)

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    Comment #48850919

    What about cost?

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    Comment #48837387

    We read to them from a very young age, and kept doing it. They are 13, 11, and 7 now and we still read books together every night for the littlest one, and most nights for the olde…