residentmarchant @ residentmarchant @lemmy.world

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1password does this, too and it's magical. I've had my SMS go to my browser via Google Messages for a while, but it's so much easier to just auto-fill it instead of copy/paste

Totally agree, news websites have only pushed me away with all the ads and spam

It sounds like the error message a dev shop makes up when the PM doesn't specify what the error message should be...

Cries in "let's outsource this, it should be cheaper and faster"

I'm a huge fan of Adam Ragusea. He takes a science, history, and home-cook approach to everything which makes uniquely tasty yet simple recipes. He optimizes for the fewest dishes and simpler techniques that aren't impossible for a home cook to do.

This can't be good, but my first reaction was "oh god, a human egg???"

You're probably correct now, but back when Captcha's were introduced, machine vision was nowhere near as advanced as it is now

It's funny, but solving Captcha's probably led to the downfall of Captcha's

React ugh, everybody is using NextJs these da- ....oh, what's that? We've moved on already?

Something about the lighting makes it look like a rendering, very trippy.

Very cool to see, I was impressed when visiting Vancouver that they have so many rooftop gardens, it makes total sense to use the otherwise wasted space

Acadia seems ripe for some demolishing

I feel you, I just started my second venture and it's a doozy trying to find that sweet spot of new idea and something someone will actually buy/use.

To answer your other questions: about 2 yrs old, healthcare technology, like 4 of us, minimal revenue but growing 20% or so MoM. I would have classified us as an early stage startup. If we didn't get acquired, we probably would have tried to raise a seed round soon after.

Everything is a "proof of concept" until someone starts using it in production!

Somebody offered to buy the company I founded....and we sold it!

Was a fun experience to go through and now I have a decent nest egg to fall back on in case something else I do doesn't work out.

It was mostly luck, but the company that bought us still uses the product today, so I guess it was a good deal for all involved.

So you've seen the worst of the worst of legacy codebases, huh?

Funnily enough, I think watching "The Last of Us" made me understand what these people were afraid of.

Personally, my mind doesn't go in that direction when I see the government doing something, but I guess for some people that is their first thought. They think that when you're temporarily not allowed to congregate in public, it's a slippery slope into a permanent lockdown state.

With their naming standards, it would probably be called "U^2SB, Universal Super Fast Serial Bus"

That and Rippling! I feel like every trashcan in the city is Ripping or a weed delivery company.

Funny how they both chose the trash cans!