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whereistejas
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About whereistejas
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Comment #49256287
This is based on the assumption that switching between operators/providers is quick and straight-forward. The reality of switching is that it is extremely time-consuming and emotio…
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Comment #49008549
As someone who is a victim of never feeling he has done enough, I totally empathise with this blog post. The incentives which got me into tech were completely intrinsic and altruis…
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Comment #48976861
I've been slopfolding since back when it was just called "dumping it in the wardrobe".
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Comment #48976832
Most people in software misunderstand how physical goods work. When making machines you don't care about getting everything perfect all the time, you care about staying within tole…
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Comment #48976765
i want to read more for the most part. my reading list is evergrowing. shameless plug: https://whereistejas.com/inbox/ (PS: people who comment about the faults in my website will b…
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Comment #48975592
that was my experience as well. in my case, i kept running into issues with using chrome plugins.
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Comment #48975580
this is what excites me most about the probable AI future. househelp is cheaply and easily accessible for most people in the east, however being able to afford a cleaner or maid in…
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Comment #48660798
it seems absurd that they would reject a plain and simple name? i imagined company names would be available on first come, first serve basis. why is that not the case?
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Comment #48613111
I didn't suggest that this was useful.
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Comment #48596647
While I agree with your point in general, rewriting a big widely used project in a stricter language is always a good thing. It improves the dev-ex of people contributing to these …
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Comment #48568848
This reminds me of Kagi's Small Web: https://kagi.com/smallweb/ or https://kagi.com/smallweb/river
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Comment #48514970
nobody ever raised money for nukes from public/private markets on the premise that nukes will bring the world into an age of abundance. AI companies have done that. This comparison…
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Comment #48458031
The UI is polarising, for sure. But, I will celebrate anyone who takes on the hard task of creating a new code forge. Best of luck!
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Comment #48367724
incorrect link: https://amododesign.com/careers/
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Comment #48316370
i came here to comment the same! could not be happier!
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Comment #48316273
This may be the most important sentence in that announcement: > expect to be able to bring Mythos-class models to all our customers in the coming weeks.
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Comment #48034235
Just because `jj` wraps around git doesn't mean it cannot have another backend. My comment doesn't imply that it only wraps around `git`. More importantly, the other backend which …
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Comment #47950483
First of all: you do you and as long as you are happy, I am happy. `jj` is a tool trying to amplify the strengths of git and strengthen its weaknesses. `git rebase` being just one …
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Comment #47949335
its one of the most complex htmx projects i have seen. super cool.
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Comment #47949279
just wanted to share how much i loved this blog post :)
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Comment #47949212
oopsie; should have added links. `jj` is a wrapper around git and offers a much better dev-ex for managing changes. it has features like: - conflicts are first class citizens - `re…
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Comment #47948769
tangled is a really cool project; the most important feature it provides is that it is jujutsu first.
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Comment #47846739
would https://litestream.io/ be a good solution here?
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Comment #47793658
This actually looks very useful. Cloudflare seems to be brining together a great set of tools. Not to mention, D2 is literally the only sqlite-as-a-service solution out there whose…