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robflaherty

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About robflaherty

Product designer and developer. https://parsnip.io/

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    I linked this post because it explains how the lottery works which I thought was more interesting and relevant for HN.

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    Always liked Reinertsen’s post on reframing tech debt to deferred work. “When we refer to postponed work as technical debt this automatically biases us to assume that both ongoing …

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    Comment #37612195

    I see this with Framer sites all the time. Happens in Chrome too.

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    I know the intent is good (it is!) but this common notion that good design is a toolbox of fun little games really prevents the design function from getting taken more seriously. I…

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    https://archive.ph/vb6IB

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    Is there a reason we won’t have LLMs that only speak in JSON? These JSON hacks are clever and cool but feel like they’ll be obsolete in 6 weeks.

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    Comment #35632410

    The OpenAI Cookbook has had an easy to use chat with a PDF app example for a few months. https://github.com/openai/openai-cookbook/tree/main/apps/fil...

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    Worth remembering that priority and sequence are not quite the same thing. There's a useful framework called RICE where you evaluate/score ideas by Reach, Impact, Confidence, and E…

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    The author's framework-"you just start small and only add one at a time as needed"-and given example illustrate exactly the process that leads to too many metrics. Pick a few metri…

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    Comment #24317876

    > According to the ePrivacy Directive, they should not last longer than 12 months The quote you keep referencing is false. The ePD says nothing about this.

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    The ePD text says nothing about a 12 month cookie expiration and also ePD != GDPR

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    It doesn’t. Or if it does, no one here has yet to explain why.

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    Can you explain what is invalid about it? The list of functional cookie permissions on the consent opt-in specifically mentions cookies to remember log in details.