cpursley

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   by cpursley 1y ago

   Kind reminder - this is not reddit.
2. 362.▲
   by cpursley 1y ago

   Source for the discounts? (reddit and x are not a sources btw)
3. 363.▲
   by cpursley 1y ago

   This would happen war or not. Btw, they sell the same off-the-shelf drone components to Ukraine and anyone else willing to pay for them.
4. 364.▲
   by cpursley 1y ago

   Related: https://www.pgflow.dev It's built on pgmq and not married to supabase (nearly everything is in the database). Postgres is enough.
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   by cpursley 1y ago

   Yep, it’s the golden age of guitar quality. These days even a starter guitar is pretty darn good. Ditto for amp emulators and small tube amps, wish that was all around as a teen.
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   by cpursley 1y ago

   Meh, most Google AI products look great on paper but fail in actual real scenarios. And that ranges from their Claude Code clone to their buggy storybook thing which I really wanted to like.
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   by cpursley 1y ago

   A large portion of the US economy is based on this entire grift pipeline (settling before getting to court). And it's very costly and pushes up insurance costs and costs in general for everyone else.
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   by cpursley 1y ago

   I love these "we invented erlang/elixir!" hn posts (1/3 of them?). (snark aside, that syntax actually looks pretty nice).
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   by cpursley 1y ago

   Jellyfish blooms actually are an ecological issue in some places. They thrive under certain conditions and wreck fish populations.
10. 370.▲
    by cpursley 1y ago

    If your needs are really simple, check out bugsink.com which is sentry compatible. I swapped out few weeks ago and so far, so good.
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    by cpursley 1y ago

    Is it deeper than render.com? Can heroku run static sites or distributed Elixir/Erlang? Personally I’m on fly as the pricing is even better and I prefer the UX, but render is basically what heroku should be in 2025.
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    by cpursley 1y ago

    Thanks, Derek - Postgres is enough! Your article years ago really put on the “use the database” path - that post is the first in this gist: https://gist.github.com/cpursley/c8fb81fe8a7e5df038158bdfe0f...
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    by cpursley 1y ago

    Ah, thanks!
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    by cpursley 1y ago

    It's not my website, but I do use the free mcp with CC. https://tidewave.ai
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    by cpursley 1y ago

    Render (because it's on k8s) and Fly handle distributed erlang out of the box, so I don't have to think much about it. Heroku does not.
16. 376.▲
    by cpursley 1y ago

    Any Elixir/Gleam/Erlang (distributed) support?
17. 377.▲
    by cpursley 1y ago

    Try tidewave.ai, Jose made it (mcp thingy). Works well with GPT-5.
18. 378.▲
    by cpursley 1y ago

    Is there a way to use this with your own openai or anthropic keys?
19. 379.▲
    by cpursley 1y ago

    You can actually use Codex right from Claude Code as an MCP without that proxy stuff and it works really well, especially for review or solving things Claude couldn't. Best of both worlds!
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    by cpursley 1y ago

    Perhaps I’m reaching, but why not just run outside? Cold? What’s a gym cost where you are? $40 just seems like a lot in addition to the amortized cost of the basement clothes rack, I meant exercise machine.
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    by cpursley 1y ago

    Name and shame: which phone and provider?
22. 382.▲
    by cpursley 1y ago

    No, it's to filter out the tire kickers and time wasters. I'm guessing you don't run an online business?
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    by cpursley 1y ago

    For web, Elixir Phoenix LiveView: https://www.phoenixframework.org/blog/phoenix-liveview-1.0-r... For platforms, just go native - it's easier than ever with LLM assistance.
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    by cpursley 1y ago

    Not everyone has VC funding where profit does not matter.
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    by cpursley 1y ago

    Meh, the same usual suspects doing the predicting have been wildly wrong on nearly all things China for the past 30 years.
26. 386.▲
    by cpursley 1y ago

    They are made up in sense of it being some kind huge pending disaster for China. Also, trends can reverse with the right policies.
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    by cpursley 1y ago

    Want to do? They’re doing it now, and are ahead of the west in some processes already. It’s a made up concern because they are a geopolitical rival. And their economy is already a major success story; they’ve lifted something like 800 milli
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    by cpursley 1y ago

    So how is that a disaster? Wasn't one of the big concerns a decade or go about over population? This means less agriculture required, more land for nature, less pollution, fewer energy needs, etc.
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    by cpursley 1y ago

    I think mainly on the pensions side of things, and perhaps a lot of empty real estate and infra maintenance issues. But they will still be graduating more engineers than the West combined and in general, a better educated and more socially
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    by cpursley 1y ago

    You seem obsessed with the “China population collapse” propaganda (which is put out by the usual suspects, btw). Anyways, I hate to break it to you, but this is also the trend throughout the entire Western world. Besides, automation and AI