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by dabbz 5mo ago
Most of that site reads as a "trust us, sound makes you heal!" I don't see a single thing there that tries to explain the correlation between bumping your brain with sound and "restoration". It doesn't explain
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by dabbz 5mo ago
I would really like to see a renaissance of in-person activities. I think a big hurdle to this though is the lack of a 3rd place for communities to exist. Parks are nice in the summer but less ideal in the winter (and not available in all n
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by dabbz 6mo ago
It's a very frequently used structure by LLMs especially ones writing for LinkedIn.
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by dabbz 7mo ago
Oh are compilers going away? Or personal computers for that matter? If the barrier to button-pressed companies goes that high up, the cost to run/consume the product also goes up. Making hand-rolled products cheaper. Slower paced to r
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by dabbz 7mo ago
I believe the Shared Payment Token is interchangeable with a payment method id that you attach to a customer object, but that link has very sparse information about how things actually work end to end and what objects mean what.
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by dabbz 7mo ago
Nobody cares until the automated trust and safety bot bans an account for no apparent reason and you can't contact a human for help. Before that happens though, how do you get someone to care? I suppose it's risk management at tha
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by dabbz 7mo ago
I mean that's a fair distinction. There's definitely some overlap depending on needs though.
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by dabbz 7mo ago
Another thread about Edge.js has some similar concepts that might be applicable? They're not 1:1 the same but it involves Sandboxing https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47417398
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by dabbz 7mo ago
They have Their Link.com product which integrates pretty seamlessly. It just doesn't store balances or anything akin to PayPal, Venmo, Cashapp, Apple Pay/Cash, etc.
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by dabbz 8mo ago
The ability to auto-fill the text/email verification codes is a huge one.
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by dabbz 8mo ago
+1 for dokploy, it's very flexible and allows me to setup my sites how I need. Especially as it concerns to the way I setup a static landing page, then /app goes to the react app. And /auth goes to a separate auth service, et
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by dabbz 8mo ago
Whatever the speed of light is I would imagine
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by dabbz 8mo ago
We gave it advanced pattern recognition.
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by dabbz 9mo ago
oh yea I absolutely understand the niche this Rails UI fits in. I was just drawing parallels to Tailwind UI. Rails is a more "opinionated" version.
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by dabbz 9mo ago
Felt more like a Tailwind UI ( https://tailwindcss.com/plus ) to me
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by dabbz 9mo ago
I was more hoping to use the Tailwind UI components (or tailwind plus or whatever they're calling it now) with the LLM output. I don't think they offer downloadable components or whatever so the LLM would need a way of knowing whi
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by dabbz 9mo ago
I was going to say before LLMs Tailwind UI helped me get moving much faster on front-end code. Now I wish there was some kind of context I can provide to use the Tailwind UI instead of hallucinating its own. Tailwind UI still looks better t
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by dabbz 10mo ago
Got it, yea my inside sources were as they relate to Siri and that was a decade ago at this point.
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by dabbz 10mo ago
It's more like Goliath vs Bigger Goliath. Small developers/business won't benefit from this change. End-users COULD benefit from this change but the skeptic in me knows Epic won't adjust their prices to reflect the small
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by dabbz 10mo ago
They need locale-based app bundles to make that realistic then. If I need to support every locale I can, I need to bundle the frameworks necessary. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmeCYiD0hnE
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by dabbz 10mo ago
Last I checked they were phasing out their own DCs in favor of cloud-provided services. Though it's been a while since I have heard anything about it, so maybe those plans got canceled. It could have also been phasing out those DCs for
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by dabbz 10mo ago
If I remember right they primarily use Google Cloud with a small mix of multi-cloud stuff for iCloud
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by dabbz 11mo ago
The people yearn for a database. Everything ends up trying to be MS Access, the perfect software.
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by dabbz 1y ago
My mattress is starting to sag. I'd consider it 99.99% uptime at this point.
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by dabbz 1y ago
I was more clarifying my own hypothesis on what level of "live" this demo was, more so than explaining away the failure mechanics.
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by dabbz 1y ago
Yea the behavior of the AI read to me more like a hard coded demo but still very much "live". I suspect him cutting it off was poorly timed and that timing could have amplified due to WiFi? Who knows. I wasn't there. I didn&#
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by dabbz 1y ago
Sounds like it lost the plot to me
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by dabbz 1y ago
Sure, their index plays a small part of the equation, but they aren't reliant on any 1 index for their resultset. But sure, I guess their marketing worked. The index was why I looked elsewhere. The reason I switched to Kagi was because
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by dabbz 1y ago
My decision to move away from DDG was when they blocked a website due to Bing blocking it. The block was inadvertent. But it showed the flaw in relying on an external provider for all your results. You're just using Bing with a differe
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by dabbz 1y ago
It's more about only exploiting people who have less money than you do.

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