Readit Newssfryxell commented on We Designed TigerBeetle's Docs from Scratch tigerbeetle.com/blog/2025... · Posted by u/mooreds
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Mobile site is broken, width is fixed beyond screen dimensions and scrolling horizontally is impossible
sorry to make you my QA. Its the first time using a pre tag on the blog. I didn't check it on mobile before pushing.
It's fixed now. Thanks for commenting and letting me know.
AI coding assistants are changing how we work, but they're not replacing the core skills that make a developer. What matters most is our ability to hold complex systems in our minds and think through their implications.
sfryxell commented on What we know about CEO shooting suspect bbc.com/news/articles/cp9... · Posted by u/1vuio0pswjnm7
It was actually a patron at McDonalds.
Even better
sfryxell commented on What we know about CEO shooting suspect bbc.com/news/articles/cp9... · Posted by u/1vuio0pswjnm7
Maaaan, The NYPD will take credit for oxygen. Right now their talking like they solved it. a "combination of old-school detective work and new age technology"
it was an employee at McDonalds. McDonalds solved this crime. Like god intended.
sfryxell commented on The White Collar Apocalypse Is Nigh scott-fryxell.github.io/b... · Posted by u/sfryxell
The article describes these elites as arrogant overachievers that expect the lions share of success.
However, from the “elite” kids I’ve met I find it far more likely that they are suffering from imposter syndrome and will do anything to chase external validation to soothe it.
The children coming from these status driven institutions are less villain and more victim
Thats definitely how the article from the times reads. What is the point of higher learning, it's a gross mutation for it to become an ever tightening noose of status scarcity
sfryxell commented on The White Collar Apocalypse Is Nigh scott-fryxell.github.io/b... · Posted by u/sfryxell
Imagine being so anti-AI that you won’t even use spellcheck! Bravo?
Spelling checked by claude. Thanks for the reminder. imagine years ago I would just be left to wallow in my ignorance.
My resume is shiny enough and I've gotton hired enough times im a good candidate for this kind of scam.
This feels like a very ham fisted approach for them though. 99% of engineers are going to ignore or not take seriously these kinds of out of the blue offers.