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Desarrollé una app en el laburo que me muestra una vista integrada de mis tickets y PRs con "findings" como "este ticket está en TODO pero tiene un PR no-draft, te lo muevo a In review?" ... nada, está linda. [sigue]
Y tengo abierto un claude todo el tiempo en su carpeta. Cada vez que la estoy usando y algo no me gusta o me hace ruido o me falta voy y lo pido, y la app se restartea sola (tambien hace un release, y se auto-actualiza)
En una empresa del pasado nos hacian ver videos sobre Radical Candor, la técnica de Marissa Mayer, CEO de Yahoo! (el ! es parte del nombre, para los pibes) que es básicamente una excusa para ser forros autorizados por política corporativa.
Si todo lo que termina en -ate es nahuatl Y todo lo que empieza en al- es árabe, no entiendo la etimología de alicate
Revolutionary thought: spare tires.
Why have I bought into the Muskonomy? This is why. At 9pm on a Friday night I got in my wife’s car to pick up her Target order. I made it one house down before the car started throwing flat tire warnings. I pulled over and sure enough. It was flat. I very slowly drove it right back into our driveway, hopped out, and filed a claim through the Tesla app with my Tesla insurance. Within minutes a tow truck was dispatched to pick the car up and take it to the nearest Tesla service center. Since they’re open Saturday’s, the car will be ready for pickup tomorrow with a repaired or new tire. On any other car this would be a nightmare. Trying to find a tire shop over Saturday and Sunday, make sure my tire is in stock, pay a towing company to come get it… it would consume the weekend. Not with my @tesla though. A few taps of the screen and all I have to do it pick it up at the end. Wow.
A) white
B) this assumes you have a cabin in the north pole, which is stupid
C) nobody hunts polar bears on foot
D) companies that use ancient riddles in hiring processes are never a good place to work at
Las pavadas que dice la gente.
The idea that the solution for being stuck in the mud is to ALWAYS carry a 2 cubic meter compressed air tank that can explode with the power of 2 kilos of TnT and will drop your 2000 kilo car 10 feet away is so awesome.
Idiots. Those jets are lethal in a 10 feet radius, destroy hearing farther out, the acceleration would require a racing car harness, and you need to LAND somewhere, since you just turned a 2000Kg car ballistic.
Jumping the Tesla lineup is an awesome "flex" demo of the Roadster's rocket thrusters, but the real value is as a safety feature.
Imagine a world where your car has the ability to jump out of the way to avoid an imminent collision.
If they can offer this functionality for any remotely close to an affordable price, accidents may essentially become a thing of the past.
See? idiots.
I believe most people underestimate technology like this because they have non-creative minds. @Tesla doesn’t seem like real life at first because…
First-order thinking: "We don't need rockets on a car."
Second-order thinking: boost out of a crash before it happens. Multi-level highways without building onramps, boost to lvl 2/3/4. Park outside your window in an apartment block. Literally even just rocket jet some loser trying kidnap your family members. So many use cases it's insane.
We live in the greatest timeline to experience tech like this.
What's the first thing you'd use it for?
Opinión impopular: el aceite de oliva tiene gusto a aceitunas. Dado que el sabor de las aceitunas es horrendo, el aceite de oliva es asqueroso.
