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srpablo

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    Comment #48536766

    Disco Stu meme Paul is my favorite example of "brain gout." I learned what gout was as "a disease kings used to get by eating foods that were too rich." Paul's writing when he was …

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    Comment #48536705

    > What could an application do with Flash in 2005 that we can't do with a modern web application today Show me the JavaScript framework (or tool that exports JS) that you can give …

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    Comment #47142577

    I think it's a bit like `rails generate`, where it massively speeds up getting a CRUD webapp 0 to 1, but once you get to GitHub or Shopify size, you need a lot more than that to ad…

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    Comment #46799571

    Ramp is mostly their Python monolith. They have a blog post about their use of Elixir for one service but it's really not their core stack. Brex was a lot more all-in on Elixir, in…

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    Comment #45893065

    Every coder has parts of programming they love, and parts they hate. Additionally, they have a mental model of what is risky, and what isn't. Languages, by their design, will make …

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    Comment #45802544

    I'm really torn -- you and your engineers should be excited to work on your codebase. You should enter it and be like "yes, I've made good choices and this is a codebase I apprecia…

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    Comment #45153725

    lmao Google him

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    Comment #43591610

    Similar topic explored in videos from a friend of mine I call the "Adventure Game sommelier," because he's played so many of them and can recommend you one for precisely your needs…

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    Comment #43311141

    lmaoooooo buddy "oracle" implies they know something; the people brought in to fire people at Twitter spent almost no time in determining who was good or even how the company worke…

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    Comment #42957477

    It's a thing tech (and tech-adjacent) people say when they rub their temples and decide to try to work out the solution to a problem from their existing ideas and biases instead of…

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    Comment #42904168

    He won the popular vote by less than Hillary won it in 2016, _when she lost the election._ Every time he's been candidate or president, he's the least popular of either in the hist…

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    Comment #42581265

    It's made my life way, way better It's not a panacea, and the way people talk about it drives me crazy. There are many different modalities, with very different levels of effective…

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    Comment #42498142

    My favorite thing said about Ev Williams: with Twitter then Medium, he managed to kill blogging _twice._

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    Comment #42494503

    Haha I was checking the comments precisely to see if this was the case. This happens nearly everywhere a language that isn't Java, Python, Ruby, Go, PHP, or JavaScript is used. IMO…

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    Comment #41641541

    I often joke that every startup job post Series A is you playing Viscera Cleanup Detail[1] for the "heroes" of the pre-PMF stage [1]: https://store.steampowered.com/app/246900/Visc…

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    Comment #41491159

    > Repeat after me, "my creative energy should be spent on my customers" "I should save my energy, so I won't exercise." "I should save money, so I won't deploy it towards investmen…

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    Comment #41193687

    Here's a video I liked that's both more informative and less sensationalist on frozen treats like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itbtOepN5Bw

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    Comment #39224476

    I happen to agree with you, but I'll note one _very_ celebrated CEO loved tweeting-while-inebriated so much he bought Twitter

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    Comment #38410796

    Sure! I find most responses (like the other one on this comment) talk about the social as it relates to the technical (what I call "atmosphere" in [this blog post][1]). I'll avoid …

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    Comment #38408533

    Author here; I have a lot of other posts in my personal blog about this, but: the current trends in VC-backed tech companies are about minimizing risk and following fashion, rather…

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    Comment #38407465

    Thanks for the kind words! Another comment mentions it, but last I checked Elixir is still powering the Authorization service. You might be interested in a "making of" post I wrote…

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    Comment #36527109

    > I some ways, I think the 3-part series and your article are basically saying the opposite. The 3-part series acknowledges the market conditions and overabundance in the past, and…

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    Comment #36526880

    > If you want to be as profitable as Google or Facebook, you probably do need some rockstars, but you also need to be developing a technology or business that produces tremendous a…

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    Comment #36525414

    Hi! Author here :) > It really comes down to what you prioritize. Do you prioritize the output and the value added? Or do you prioritize making your engineers feel like "rockstars"…

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    Comment #36525320

    Author here. Well, sure, but to the contrary: DC has had a much harder time imitating Marvel's success, even with great IP. Universal tried to create the "Dark Universe." And even …