Replying to @clairevo
white pill: going AI native and competing with them
Replying to @SetantaADV @codym1917
I took a cinder block house apart with a regular old M2, I can’t imagine what the faster cycling .50’s can do.
Replying to @AHomelyHouse
If you grew up outdoors it’s really not that far fetched. You can just do things on foot. What makes it sound preposterous today is the rarity of wild animals, back then the countryside was overflowing with wild game. A man with a rifle could never go hungry.
Ryan Marsh retweeted
People in tech are most out of touch with the avg American f500 company.
For instance Johnson and Johnson - you could not comprehend the mundane horror of that company’s daily operations.
Replying to @MichaelArnaldi
Replying to @MichaelArnaldi
Replacing npm is all fun and games until you find out the largest operating expense is legal fees, on top of the couple mil a month in bandwidth.
Replying to @BartekMoniewski
With less precision than the code.
Replying to @BartekMoniewski
What if code is the most effective visual representation.
Replying to @Squeeze1i
This has largely been my career as a consultant and it’s awful because I’m either putting myself out of a job by solving the problem or pissing off the wrong people by solving the problem. Sometimes both.
Replying to @samgoodwin89
Alchemy benefits from fairly well defined specs. The bottleneck for the attempts at a software factory I’ve seen in typical businesses is the absence of a coherent ontology much less a spec.
Replying to @Ariszn12
This but boarding an international flight.
Replying to @patio11
This but “A” is the SBA and “underserved” is a HUBZone.
Replying to @thekitze
no he would have done it in full view of everyone
Replying to @andrewqu
its bureaucracy. the process friction of establishing the organizational trust relationship far exceeds the friction of a developer obtaining and storing client secrets.
Replying to @galaxy1025850
There is a non-zero chance of someone having this exact stack.
Replying to @JimmyThomist
The only way to know the truth is to ask an OC


