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How to label issues for a small team or rather manage boards?
I found
Ticket Lifecycle According to Scrum | Scrum.org
— a good thread.
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Paying attention to the structure of communication and work is a full-time job.
I hope more folks write about it in the context of small teams.
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I’ve started playing with HTMX a little. I used it at work lately.
Instead of sending JSON from the server, I am sending HTML using HTMX.
It feels weird at first—but it is not!
I am still not sure how far I can go with it.
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You can read about it here:
https://htmx.org/essays/hateoas/
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Note that you can find an equal number of decent articles suggesting why this is a bad idea! -
It’s been a while since we heard from Evan.
I’ve been itching to try Elm for a while.
The frontend is a complex problem, and many folks recommend Elm to deal with it.
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Which is a better input to an AI—text or pixels?
Many believe pixels to be better:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45658928
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Karpathy worked (works?) at Tesla, which has its driving system entirely based on camera inputs! -
I find pixels to be a more “natural” input in biological systems than language—for example,
mammalian vision systems.
Olfaction and haptics are equally natural.
All of these modalities look very different from each other to me,
even though they create final representations in neural activity.
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I don’t think there is something terribly common in these two modalities,
even if there are correlates or similarities in neural representation.
Perhaps vision is much more complex than other modalities and
More Is Different | Science
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