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by allthetime 2mo ago
No think, no worry.
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by allthetime 2mo ago
You have thousands of users connected to a chat via websockets to a small cheap server that can just handle the load. Server has a hiccup, all clients disconnect, server comes back, all clients reconnect at once. Server can’t handle the loa
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by allthetime 2mo ago
Every single one of my clients, early in their business, tried to underpay for foreign labour. Every single one of my clients came to me, willing to pay full price, to remake what cheap foreign contractors failed to do - or partially succee
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by allthetime 2mo ago
github for hobbyists and small orgs and simple open source projects is wonderful. github for large project that rely on CI tool is a nightmare (cost, downtime, etc.) I'm guessing you dont know about the github actions bug that was runn
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by allthetime 2mo ago
Startups aren’t dead. Software businesses aren’t dead. 90% of the traditional buyers of software aren’t building and deploying their own apps from scratch. With a little thinking, creativity, and confidence, you too can make things and sell
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by allthetime 2mo ago
Anyone can do it? Is everyone you know making a million dollars a year with their software startup? Are you?
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by allthetime 2mo ago
I know a lot of traders from both university and growing up around rich kids. Their parents are invariably very wealthy. They were the ones who had the time and safety net to sit around on computers all the time (like me becoming a programm
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by allthetime 2mo ago
That should have been obvious from the mere fact that the bottom rungs are almost completely populated by silver-spooned nepo-babies.
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by allthetime 2mo ago
I recently consulted for a vibe-founder who built yet-another ai voice chat and what shocked me about lovable was the lock-in. The supabase backend is completely inaccessible except through the lovable interface. You don’t have a supabase a
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by allthetime 2mo ago
There is an army of slop-merchants, ai-evangelists, scam artists, and people who hate having to pay for artistic talent because they have none that think exactly this way.
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by allthetime 2mo ago
Ads do a lot more than advertise. They track and collect data about you without you interacting at all. I don’t use an adblocker to not see ads, i use an ad blocker to not load ads or interact with their providers servers at all.
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by allthetime 2mo ago
https://app.shadowmap.org Has has existed for many years
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by allthetime 2mo ago
General white-list is likely useless as number spoofing is still easy and prevalent in North America. Scammers would just set their number to a trusted one. You wouldn't have to see the list to assume that numbers from hospitals, docto
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by allthetime 2mo ago
"Will it subtle change the words in order to hide this pattern in it?" I'm assuming that's exactly how it works. How else could it?
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by allthetime 2mo ago
It depends. If you don't have user accounts / user generated data I don't see why you can't completely determine all necessary content GETs. You could even go as far as to not even allow web requests to trigger database
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by allthetime 2mo ago
Facebook is flooded with Anti-Flock content and encouragement to cut them down right now. And the comments are overwhelmingly in support aside from the usual "if you have nothing to hide..." comments.
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by allthetime 2mo ago
For a “personal website” or any relatively simple static content site, the DB should not be getting hit much at all. Cache is your friend. For my sites I have a map of all relevant queries and when we do updates we run the relevant queries
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by allthetime 2mo ago
A $5/month VPS is fine for mostly static content. I’ve got a site that has been pulling millions of viewers and sits at the top of google for its niche for a decade. It is now hammered with bot traffic constantly. But everything is cac
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by allthetime 2mo ago
Yeah can't remember how long ago but it was running out after less than an hour - then they announced they were loosening restrictions and I've been able to easily get everything I need to done without hitting limits. I don't
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by allthetime 2mo ago
Antigravity + Gemini Pro absolutely RIPS through fullstack react + react-native apps / systems. I pay ~$20/month and I basically don't have to do my real work anymore. My time is freed up to learn systems programming and blen
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by allthetime 2mo ago
Any platform specific code or config can be replaced with self-built infrastructure. Everything else you write should be portable.
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by allthetime 2mo ago
1) I think about this a lot. The AI overview has already destroyed the need to even look further down the page for a lot of people. And if you look further down the page, there is often a whole page of AI generated blog spam, which is in tu
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by allthetime 2mo ago
Bluetooth chat apps already exist. I used a really shitty looking (but functional) one called Berkanan that I found by searching the App Store for a Bluetooth chat app to talk to friends on ryan air flights where we weren’t sitting together
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by allthetime 2mo ago
Aside from relative lack of examples, Zig also changes fundamentally from version to version. LLMs are fundamentally pattern recognizers though. Bun is big with lots of repeated conventions - very straight forward to translate those convent
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by allthetime 3mo ago
This applies to code as well, except, typing, instead of generating
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by allthetime 3mo ago
They aren’t trying to sell me anything. Better multi-threading, better memory usage, open source, open governance. Redis went corporate.
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by allthetime 3mo ago
I work with both Rust and Zig. Claude is much more efficient (~ magnitude in time) and correct (output actually compiles) with rust.
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by allthetime 3mo ago
Compiling to a single binary for prod is the killer feature imo.
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by allthetime 3mo ago
Valkey made me forget redis existed in about a day. If I say redis now I actually mean valkey.
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by allthetime 3mo ago
Extra Judicial punishment and unwanted attention from powerful organizations is absolutely on the table for any larger startup/company who finds themselves in his radar

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