brianhama

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The Return of IRL Apps(speedrun.substack.com)
1 points by brianhama 2y ago|0 comments
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by brianhama 2y ago
I can’t wait to see how this article ages.
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by brianhama 2y ago
MS-SQL would seem to already support everything you’ve suggested.
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by brianhama 2y ago
This is really cool. I read the FAQ, but I still don't really understand how this is getting updated. Is this being manually updated?
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by brianhama 2y ago
I think there’s value in being exposed to all sides.
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by brianhama 2y ago
That’s true up to a point.
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I read 600 books this past decade; these are my recommendations(brianhama.com)
9 points by brianhama 2y ago|3 comments
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by brianhama 2y ago
Sort of messed up that I’m paying for ChatGPT pro and still can’t access it.
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by brianhama 2y ago
Cursor is a game changer. It has 10X’d my productivity.
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by brianhama 2y ago
That’s exactly what I was thinking while reading this.
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by brianhama 2y ago
But better in life…
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Can relationship success be predicted by asking the right questions?(freefallapp.com)
3 points by brianhama 2y ago|0 comments
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by brianhama 2y ago
Usually it’s the opposite order. Client requests an upload, an entry is made in the database and a pre signed url is generated and returned to the client. The client uploads the image. Optionally, the client could then tell the server the u
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by brianhama 2y ago
When I built Nearby, a social network, I also realized that there are significant cost savings moving from the cloud to on prem. The hardware is much more performant and is a faction of the cost. I don’t think this is common knowledge. The
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by brianhama 2y ago
There is a group of us currently building something different: a non profit dating app. We are soft launching this summer. www.freefallapp.com
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by brianhama 3y ago
Honestly, this doesn’t seem like that high of requirements. There are tens of thousands of companies that are doing more spatial data processing and are using standard cloud databases just fine.
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by brianhama 3y ago
Out of date dependencies also introduces vulnerabilities though. So you’re screwed no matter what.
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by brianhama 3y ago
.net actually does support a lot of what you are talking about, although the features are rarely used/enforced in reality.
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by brianhama 3y ago
I have to say, this is definitely not how I code. Maybe I’m in the minority, but I don’t think so
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by brianhama 3y ago
I used your product when building my start-up. Fascinating to hear the back story!
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by brianhama 3y ago
What you are describing falls outside the definition of a static page. At least insofar as I’ve always understood.
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Fine-Tuning a GPT Model to Mimic My Writing Style(medium.com)
1 points by brianhama 3y ago|0 comments
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by brianhama 3y ago
My favorite part of that paper is the ending: “The paperweight souvenir is no longer available for purchase.”
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by brianhama 3y ago
As someone just learning React today, I have to say that the ecosystem feels a complete a mess.
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by brianhama 3y ago
This likely has to do with how in app purchases are processed. Theres a few ways to process in app purchases, but one of them involves the OS proving the app with a signed receipt which the app then sends to the server. Likely a bug prevent
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by brianhama 3y ago
I have a patent for an application I helped develop which allows CPGs to manage their product family codes and offers. I’m not sure if this is the sort of thing you are talking about or not. https://uspto.report/TM/7762
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Closure of the PPP Detective Website(pppdetective.com)
2 points by brianhama 3y ago|0 comments
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by brianhama 3y ago
Are you going to release the code?
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by brianhama 3y ago
Damn, I've been doing this for awhile and now I bet someone at Google is going to read this and limit showing stats until some threshold is met.
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by brianhama 3y ago
This isn’t for usage in real life. Just a fun example of what you can do with Whisper.

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