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How would OSS help in this case? Someone can run a hash, find an “offensive” photo and jail you. Shit, if someone is out to get you, they will dig up any photo on your phone, put it in the “bad hashes” database and just wait for Apple to catch you. And then you’re effed, because no court will want to publicly display a photo that may contain child pornography, so you’ll be jailed without a fair trial.

OSS won’t help here. This system must be shut down, and the gov should deal with pedos in a different way.

I mean, they could have just had a checkbox "switch to old design" and call it a day. I like the new design in a single-tab, single-use case scenario, but the moment you have multiple tabs it becomes weird. When you're like me and you open 50+ tabs when trying to customize Devise and you're searching for tutorials, then it becomes a complete mess.

100 people, 4 hours.. that’s not a call, that’s a conference.

I think the sane are locked up in the asylum these days, and the loonies are in the spotlight.

First time I heard of it from you, and I’ve been looking at it for the past day. I’ll definitely try a demo project to see if it fits my needs.

After building 2 large projects with Livewire (using it just to sprinkle interactivity instead of going for Vue, not being a psycho and building an entire SPA with Livewire), I simply don’t like it. In most cases it would be quicker for me to use jQuery, and the response times would be quicker.

For me, no build step is a huge selling point.

They might get approval to continue selling to China (companies on the export ban list)?

I see this comment every year, for 15+ years that I’m active in the community, and yet I don’t see the promised hoards of Linux fanboys rioting on the streets wanting to burn down Redmond and 1 Infinite Loop.

Oh right, Linux on Desktop lost. Stop trying to make Linux on Desktop a thing.

The M1 13” Pros were supposed to replace the low end Intel 13” machines.

Impending IPO?

OK, so we’re in mid-2021, why is installing Python THAT HARD? I think the only reason Node is so popular is because it JUST WORKS. Windows, Mac, doesn’t matter. One-click installer and you got NPM as well and access to thousands of packages.

Dial down on the drugs, please

I can understand this might be productive for small teams, but for large corporations - I can't relate with any of the points listed.

Between juggling a 20+ person team that spans the Globe, hiring for another 20 slots and a 2 yr old at home - I definitely don’t have time for exercises like that.

Compared to what? Making a pizza or building a Space Shuttle?

Oh my god, I can’t express enough how stupid 4) is. I interviewed so many amazing people I wanted to hire on the spot, instead they tell me they consider this as an exercise. What a waste of my time as well.

Guy from China logged into a video tech interview. Fully nude, only wearing sunglasses, and behind him a huge swastika. That was an instant disconnect for me and a rejection email to the candidate.

Edit for concerned folks: it was a Nazi swastika. Red flag, black tilted swastika.

Yesterday I had a candidate late for her interview (senior tech recruiter position). What happened next was absurd: she joined from her phone, in her bra. A moment later her partner was running in the background naked. She realized the situation and in panic turned off the video and then (like in comedy movies) faked her wifi was breaking and was faking her voice as if she was in a tunnel. Then she just quit the call and I haven’t heard back, no response to my email request to reschedule.

Not my weirdest experience, but the lack of professionalism for such a serious role just caught me off guard.

(Maybe) not in particular related to Hey.com, but I'm worried about the amount of people (apparently 50%) who left Basecamp, and how that will reflect on the future development of their services (Basecamp, Hey) but also on Ruby on Rails and the surrounding ecosystem (like Stimulus, Turbo etc). I'm one of those (rare?) folks who still think Rails is a fantastic framework and it suits most of my private projects just fine (I haven't felt the need for a SPA approach in my last 2 years) - but I'm now hesitant to start anything new on Rails because I don't know who will pick up maintenance of Stimulus, Turbo and multiple Rails gems.

Isn't that the whole point of Agile MVP development? Sell something that doesn't exist and hope someone buys it? Personally, I don't expect much from it, after working with Airtable's API and hating every second of it.

So what's the alternative? Code in Chrome and yolo?

Laravel has Eloquent and it’s an absolute delight to use. I’ve used Rails and Django, and I always felt as if I was fighting the ORM, where as with Eloquent everything just seems natural.

I worked with several enterprise customers through Okta, so I’d bet you’re in good hands.

10commander sounds like a better name, since we’re at version 10 for Windows :-)

Mine are all unchecked by default, maybe you've recently created an account?

Thanks! I appreciate the history lesson

Or some ML crob job algo going haywire and closing your account - with no human to contact to get it resolved.

Any chance you could convert pricing to $X per 1000 requests? My previous company needed something like this (we ended up building it our selves at a whooping cost) but our needs were 50k+/mo of calendar invites.

Why? (I’m too young to know)