1zael

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by 1zael 1y ago
I repeat: Duolingo is not a language app. It’s a gaming app. Don’t use gaming apps to learn languages.
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by 1zael 1y ago
Devil's advocate opinion - this would also show how little per hour lawyers spend working :)
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by 1zael 1y ago
ahh thank you!
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by 1zael 1y ago
ahh thank you!
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by 1zael 1y ago
I'm missing something here. How did you get the dataset for this? And that too, in real-time?
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by 1zael 1y ago
Yeah, that's a fair point. Producers use Splice for DAW version-control and collaboration. https://splice.com/
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by 1zael 1y ago
Yeah, that's a fair point. Producers use Splice for DAW version-control and collaboration. https://splice.com/
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by 1zael 1y ago
VSCode has 60k+ extensions vs Zed's 744. I'm pretty sure there's a clear winner here.
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by 1zael 1y ago
Zed lacks an ecosystem for plugins, which is a huge drawback for me. The native debugging UX is cool, but I can get this w/ my VSCode plugins.
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by 1zael 1y ago
Most producers just use SoundCloud for version control. You can export tracks directly from the DAW. Since it's cloud-hosted, it's easy to share with others and enable them to listen and drop feedback as comments within the track
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by 1zael 1y ago
The dynamic visualizations are a massive help in helping understanding the content. Please make more lessons like this!
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by 1zael 1y ago
How do you stay alive when there's a billion AI email companies out there?
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by 1zael 1y ago
We're in the govtech x AI space (building software for local governments and government-adjacent customers). I don't feel comfortable linking my direct startup yet - it serves me no benefit here (I just get judged by a bunch of an
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by 1zael 1y ago
We're in the govtech x AI space (building software for local governments and government-adjacent customers). I don't feel comfortable linking my direct startup yet - it serves me no benefit here (I just get judged by a bunch of an
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by 1zael 1y ago
Answered above, but to be concrete on features --> it helped me build an end-to-end multi-stage pipeline architecture for video and audio transcription, LLM analysis, content generation, and evals. It took care of stuff like Postgres sto
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by 1zael 1y ago
Congratulations, you replace my pile of "slop" (which really is functional, tight code written by AI in 1/1000th of the time it would take me to write it) with your "shorter" code that has the exact same functionali
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by 1zael 1y ago
Yeah, so I continuously maintain a claude.md file with the feature roadmap for my product (which changes every week but acts as a source of truth). I feed that into a claude software architecture agent that I created, which reviews proposed
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by 1zael 1y ago
I've literally built the entire MVP of my startup on Claude Code and now have paying customers. I've got an existential worry that I'm going to have a SEV incident that will trigger a house of falling cards, but until then I&
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by 1zael 1y ago
The Vulkan compute shader implementations are cool...particularly for FFv1 and ProRes RAW. Given that these bypass fixed-function hardware decoders entirely, I'm curious about the memory bandwidth implications. FFv1's context-adap
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by 1zael 1y ago
dev@locunity.com - thanks!
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by 1zael 1y ago
I'd suggest making your developer documentation public. A huge part of understanding whether I need this or not is reading how to build in your outcome-based pricing integration into my product.
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by 1zael 1y ago
This is clever...using embeddings to turn RSS from a source-following model into a topic-following one based on your daily LLM usage feels like the straightforward evolution of RSS. Have you considered adding a "serendipity slider&quot
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by 1zael 1y ago
Evan Wallace basically said screw it, I'm writing a custom WebGL renderer and multiplayer protocol, when everyone else was slapping together existing libraries. Most of us would have built a janky Electron app and called it a day. Inst
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by 1zael 1y ago
> "when test fail, they are left guessing as to whether to fix the code or the tests" I've one thing that helps is using the "Red-Green-Refactor" language. We're in RED phase - test should fail. We're i
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by 1zael 1y ago
I’ve found my workflow is much faster now after implementing a dedicated Claude agent for test-driven development. This TDD agent reviews code and generates comprehensive tests for my primary agent before commits enter the CI/CD pipeli
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by 1zael 1y ago
This is insanely amazing. The youtube video is so well-created. I hope to see this become successful!
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Substack raises $100M at $1.1B valuation(techcrunch.com)
5 points by 1zael 1y ago|1 comments
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by 1zael 1y ago
Substack announced on Thursday that it has raised $100 million in Series C funding led by investors at BOND and The Chernin Group (TCG). The the funding brings Substack’s valuation to $1.1 billion, almost 70% higher than its 2021 valuation
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by 1zael 1y ago
bruh that's it, now I'm building a cyberstartup to fix AI slop!
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by 1zael 1y ago
Evan Wallace basically said screw it, I'm writing a custom WebGL renderer and multiplayer protocol, when everyone else was slapping together existing libraries. Most of us would have built a janky Electron app and called it a day. Inst

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