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by cpursley 1y ago
What’s funny is the VW parts used in Lambos are actually an improvement over what they used to be.
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by cpursley 1y ago
I’d actually argue that it’s not the cost of Chinese cars but their actual offerings. Compared to the state of Chinese cars a decade ago their current product products are really interesting and offer features that European, American and ot
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by cpursley 1y ago
Your understanding of what’s happened with Chinese cars is 15 years out of date. They’re really good now, even better in some ways. And honestly, it’s just the push that the legacy car builders needed.
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by cpursley 1y ago
How's it working with the Quickbook API - any tips?
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by cpursley 1y ago
Parsing information into structured data as well as classifying information into normalized fields.
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by cpursley 1y ago
Or American ;)
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by cpursley 1y ago
Which specific settings should I modify?
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by cpursley 1y ago
This is the language app I've always wanted to exist. Will try it out - really hoping it can create custom lessons for specific scenarios that I need to study for.
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by cpursley 1y ago
Installing even a single command is not tenable for the vast majority of non technical users of software, not even Claude desktop users.
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by cpursley 1y ago
Ditto on the postgres MCPs vs the standard pg cli - seems to prefer the cli. Which is fine enough for me.
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by cpursley 1y ago
No, I come from Ruby and Elixir and don't love typescript or C style languages. But man oh man, LLMs are just so good with them - the feedback loop is just so good with a typed language.
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by cpursley 1y ago
How are you getting results when Ruby has no type system? That seems like where half the value of LLM coding agents are (dumping in type errors and it solving them).
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by cpursley 1y ago
Roo looks interesting. How does it compare with Cursor and Windsurf?
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by cpursley 1y ago
From what I understand, what he built was a copilot assisted Access app. He would have not had the time nor skillset without the copilot thing. And they don't have the budget for a bespoke app.
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by cpursley 1y ago
Maybe not but it led to much higher quality synthetic and hybrid clothing. It's insane how much cheaper and better clothing is than even 20 years ago.
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by cpursley 1y ago
Yep, and it allows them to build POCs that they can pass to "real" devs in a way that was not possible before.
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by cpursley 1y ago
That’s one perspective, but it’s wrong and typical gatekeeping (do you have a software degree by any chance?). People had the same attitude towards open source tooling and low code frameworks - god forbid someone not certified and ordained
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by cpursley 1y ago
What’s the name of that?
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by cpursley 1y ago
Also worth mentioning: https://www.pgflow.dev/
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by cpursley 1y ago
Yeah, their realtime thing is powered by Elixir (listens to Postgres WAL).
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by cpursley 1y ago
I’d love to see one for Elixir built around the Postgres pgmq and pg_crom extensions similar to what pgflow is doing: https://www.pgflow.dev/
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by cpursley 1y ago
Sure but it’s only been relatively recently that the modeling and solid state stuff has gotten close. And even then, it’s still not quite right. Also, even a good solid state or modeling amp is gonna cost a decent amount. Luckily, we have m
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by cpursley 1y ago
Toms amps were anything but budget. Electric guitar tone is 75% a good tube amp with rest being pickups and intonation.
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by cpursley 1y ago
I don’t get your comment; we’re in the golden age of guitar manufacturing quality.
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by cpursley 1y ago
How's their function do on complex data tables, charts and that sort of stuff?
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by cpursley 1y ago
I like this approach but seems a missed opportunity to use the pgmq library: https://github.com/pgmq/pgmq Here's a neat project built on top of pgmq & supabase deno edge functions, but a similar thing could b
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by cpursley 1y ago
You aren’t forced to use their serverless runtime - you can pull their js lib into anything and sent events in several ways. There’s even Python libs.
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by cpursley 1y ago
Postgres is Enough: https://gist.github.com/cpursley/c8fb81fe8a7e5df038158bdfe0f...
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by cpursley 1y ago
Haven't used their edge functions yet. What's the issue with Deno (I'm not familier with it)? For the other stuff, what do you find quirky?
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by cpursley 1y ago
Except it's not between neon and fly: https://neon.tech/blog/how-to-minimise-the-impact-of-databas... https://neon.tech/demos/regional-latency

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