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by czhu12 8mo ago
It's totally expected because the bar goes way up. There used to be a time when hosting a dynamic website with borderline default HTML components was difficult enough that companies spent hundreds of thousands of dollars. These days, a
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by czhu12 9mo ago
I’ve been developing an open source Heroku alternative so we may never again be gouged for nice deployment pipelines. https://canine.sh It supports all the quality of life features like opening a shell via a cli, which I found w
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by czhu12 9mo ago
I’m genuinely confused by this take. Admittedly my knowledge of exactly how the TSA operates is quite shallow, but don’t they xray your bags and scan for weapons on your body? Are we saying that if they stopped doing that there would not be
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by czhu12 9mo ago
The problem I’ve been having is that when Claude generates copious amounts of code, it makes it way harder to review than small snippets one at a time. Some would argue there’s no point reviewing the code, just test the implementation and i
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by czhu12 9mo ago
The ultimate check and balance was always supposed to be the US consumer. It seems any major disruption to purchasing power will result in a backlash large enough to undo any policy and administration. I’d still bet that any sudden movement
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by czhu12 9mo ago
I have no background in financial markets at all, but it strikes me that in markets like this, the "house" should be insiders right? The Maduro capture had an insider profit something like 400k. How would one go about understandin
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by czhu12 9mo ago
I mostly meant sticky as in the most touched surface for day to day usage. Maybe sticky is not the right word.
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by czhu12 9mo ago
I’m very puzzled by Google chat to be honest. It’s a massive missing piece in the Google workspace toolchest. Teams is the central place for companies on Microsoft, and arguably the most sticky part of the MS cloud productivity stack. So it
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by czhu12 9mo ago
Huge props to this project. Use it daily for everything I’ve built. It has icons on basically everything. I was pleasantly surprised the other other day that it had both colored and uncolored devicons for the k3s project, which definitely i
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by czhu12 9mo ago
I think it’s not so much engineers actually setting up a distributed compute, as it is dropping a credit card into a paid cloud service, which behind the scenes sets up a distributed compute cluster and bills you for the compute in an obfus
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by czhu12 9mo ago
Tough part with China is that Tesla could fully replicate all chinese EV businesses and still be more expensive without government subsidies and currency devaluation.
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by czhu12 9mo ago
This new direction of "strategic autonomy", with Donald Trump in the white house just south of the border seems like a difficult hill to occupy. Unfortunately, this is probably what is necessary at this point.
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by czhu12 9mo ago
To be fair to both sides, it really is hard to tell if we're in the world of "you'll be left behind if you don't learn crypto" with crypto or "you'll be left behind if you don't learn how to drive&quo
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by czhu12 9mo ago
Been working on canine.sh for about 2 years now. It’s an open source project that basically turns your kubernetes into a developer friendly PaaS. Just crossed 2k apps on the cloud version, no idea how many people run it locally, and thanks
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by czhu12 10mo ago
Not to be that guy who always turns up and points out things aren't that bad, but you can easily rent a 5 bedroom home in Iowa for quite a bit less than 830 / week ($3300 / month) today. 5 bedroom home currently goes for ab
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by czhu12 10mo ago
It seems… fine? Hasn’t DRAM always been a boom and bust industry with no real inflation — in fact massive deflation — over the past 30 years? Presumably the boom times are the main reason why investment goes into it so that years later, con
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by czhu12 10mo ago
I envy your reading abilities
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by czhu12 10mo ago
I was one of those students initially but then came to appreciate the beauty in the science and nature of computation. I always tell people that computer science is not about programming -- its about studying the dynamics of problems in nat
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by czhu12 10mo ago
> Most teams don't fail because they picked the wrong framework. They fail because they picked too much framework. HTMX is a bet on simplicity, and simplicity tends to win over time. I've built enough stuff in my time to know t
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by czhu12 10mo ago
Yeah, it’s currently https://canine.sh/api-docs Been trying to find time to fix the issue on the other side
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by czhu12 10mo ago
Give me a shout if you need help setting it up! On the discord, or chris@ canine<dot>sh
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by czhu12 10mo ago
In some ways, that’s what MCP interfaces are kind of for. It just takes one extra step to add the mcp url and go through oauth. I assume the fall off there will be 99% of users though, the way it works today. But this theoretically allows m
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by czhu12 10mo ago
You know what, that’s a better way to describe it than I’ve ever been able to come up with!
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by czhu12 10mo ago
https://canine.sh - makes it dead simple to turn your Kubernetes environment into a Heroku like PaaS. Mainly used in organizations with developers who want to deploy to a corporate Kubernetes environment, but don’t want to deal
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by czhu12 10mo ago
Haven’t their prices stayed at $20/m for a while now?
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by czhu12 10mo ago
Yeah it’s totally free to use and there are pricing tiers for support that portainer provides. Canine is 100% FOSS. No hidden features behind some payment plan or anything. Portainer sponsors us, to keep us working full time on it. Shoot me
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by czhu12 10mo ago
Working on https://canine.sh , an open source, self hosted PaaS for Kubernetes. A big part of this was inspired by the last startup I worked at. In an effort to not deal with complexities of Kubernetes, we ended up on Heroku and
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by czhu12 11mo ago
For what its worth, I already pay 20 for Chatgpt + 100 / month for Claude Code.
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by czhu12 11mo ago
Yeah the premise of the comment is that at some point prices will have to raised, and when that happens, if people will churn
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by czhu12 11mo ago
Unfortunately in SF at the moment, it seems basically all competitive offers need to waive inspection. Which is also what we did The sellers already had an inspection done. The full report is over 100 pages

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