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albertgoeswoof
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albertgoeswoof
7mo ago
It can’t be fully secure but you can use a domain or path with a uuid or similar such that no one could guess your dns endpoint, over dot or doh. In theory someone might log your dns query then replay it against your dns server though. You
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albertgoeswoof
7mo ago
Why are SaaS margins apparently dropping? The cost of producing saas is going down, no one is investing in new saas companies, the build your own saas will crumble as described in this article, meanwhile corporate IT departments will be dec
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albertgoeswoof
9mo ago
Same, can’t get https://mailpace.com listed, no idea why
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albertgoeswoof
9mo ago
Great video! This references the fantastic book Flatland, which helps explain dimensionality in really easy to understand way, and helped me get my head around what a 4th or n level dimension is (and why we it’s so unintuitive for us 3-dime
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albertgoeswoof
10mo ago
What inference performance are you getting on this with llama? How long would it take to recoup the cost if you made the model available for others to run inference at the same price as the big players?
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albertgoeswoof
11mo ago
UK inherited the same gdpr from the EU, so practically it remains the same. MailPace data is also hosted in the EU only
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albertgoeswoof
11mo ago
https://mailpace.com is fully European based and independent
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albertgoeswoof
1y ago
Currently at the millions stage with https://mailpace.com relying mostly on Postgres Tbh this terrifies me! We don’t just have to log the requests but also store the full emails for a few days, and they can be up to 50 mib in to
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albertgoeswoof
1y ago
My favourite band (king gizzard) removed all their music from Spotify. I took the opportunity to switch to navidrome with tailscale and started obtaining music via bandcamp and ripping old CDs. It works much better than I expected, even tra
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albertgoeswoof
1y ago
For the dead comment asking about whether this is a vscode fork, it’s not- it’s a completely new, custom word processor written in rust from the ground up
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albertgoeswoof
1y ago
Yes but AWS SES emails don't get delivered to inboxes
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albertgoeswoof
1y ago
Try https://mailpace.com The lowest plan $40/year for 1k emails/month isn’t on the Pricing page, but you can select it when signing up.
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albertgoeswoof
1y ago
Here’s an example https://contextsync.dev/
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albertgoeswoof
1y ago
This is what you’re looking for: https://tritium.legal/
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albertgoeswoof
1y ago
Another source to back up the first claim https://carnegieuk.org/blog/online-safety-and-carnegie-uk/ I would like to see much more thorough journalism on the origin of these laws
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albertgoeswoof
1y ago
3 year old M1 MacBook Pro 32gb, 42 tokens/sec on lm studio Very much usable
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albertgoeswoof
1y ago
When do you read the code
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Vibe Coding an SMTP Server, in Rust
(mailpace.com)
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albertgoeswoof
1y ago
On an individual level you have two choices: - eat meat, and accept the impact to the environment, health risks, and mass unethical treatment of livestock - stop eating meat, and accept that some of the foods you grew up eating, you can
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albertgoeswoof
1y ago
> Data modeling is usually important to get right, even if it takes a little longer. Making invalid states unrepresentable can prevent whole classes of bugs. Getting a database schema wrong can cause all sorts of headaches later So much
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albertgoeswoof
1y ago
> Every single "email startup" is just building UI on top of existing infrastructure. They're not building actual email servers - they're building apps that connect to real email infrastructure. This is something that
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albertgoeswoof
1y ago
But why does google allow unverified owners of a domain to buy ads for it? Surely only ticketmaster or agencies approved by ticket master should be allowed to do this?
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albertgoeswoof
1y ago
How far is this going to go? Are we going to have a team of AI agents that runs a scrum team and meets for stand ups every couple of hours? Are we going to replicate government bureaucracy with agents all debating topics all day long to fin
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albertgoeswoof
2y ago
> we’re interested in seeing how AI decides to recommend products, especially now that they are actively searching the web. So how does it work then? My naive assumption would be that it’s largely a hybrid LLM + crawled index, so still b
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albertgoeswoof
2y ago
Not really these days, most laptops have 2-4 usb c ports that you can change through so you have redundancy if one fails
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albertgoeswoof
2y ago
Idempotency is so under rated, all APIs should support it in my opinion. If you only need this for transactional email, you could use MailPace, we support idempotency out of the box: https://mailpace.com/features/idempo
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albertgoeswoof
2y ago
Luckily I paid 8k extra for Full Self Driving, so my car can just drive itself to the dealership for the fix while I'm at work. right?
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albertgoeswoof
2y ago
I’m dreaming of a set of individual providers, all building with similar dev experience, auth, billing functions, quality of service etc. I own https://mailpace.com and would love to expand from there- reach out if you want to h
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albertgoeswoof
2y ago
Clever cloud for containers and database (French)
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albertgoeswoof
2y ago
Containers IaaS, plus managed Postgres. So far I’ve only found UK hosts that do VPS, VMs, or bare metal- the abstraction above this is (heroku, fly.io etc.) makes Ops 10x easier for smaller companies
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