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   Joining Census and Overture IDs with DuckDB; the Importance of Persistent IDs(dbreunig.com)

   1 points by dbreunig 2y ago|0 comments
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   Start-Up Domain Name Trends Over the Years(dbreunig.com)

   2 points by dbreunig 2y ago|3 comments
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   by dbreunig 2y ago

   I would suggest checking out the Databricks announcements on nl-to-sql topic this week. They address exactly these complaints head on (pointing out most things released so far are just calls to OpenAI and fail at basic accounts) and run thr
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   Beneath the AGI and Foundational Model Hype, Sober AI Is the Enterprise Default(dbreunig.com)

   29 points by dbreunig 2y ago|7 comments
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   by dbreunig 2y ago

   This shows how bad it is. If you're proactively sharing a package of docs with the Washingington Post, you're toast. Altman's outreach, his tweet, and the thousands of tweets and comments talking about how similar Sky is to S
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   A Plea for Sober AI(dbreunig.com)

   4 points by dbreunig 2y ago|0 comments
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   Training Models with Customer Data Is the New Network Effect (2016)(dbreunig.com)

   1 points by dbreunig 2y ago|0 comments
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   by dbreunig 2y ago

   Fixed. Thanks again.
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   by dbreunig 2y ago

   Thanks for the feedback. Most access was limited on day one, including: - Can't view profiles unless you're signed in - Can't see what lists people are performing unless they're performing your list or a public list - Ca
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    by dbreunig 2y ago

    The boring, productive stack for desktop apps IS web apps.
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    by dbreunig 2y ago

    A surprising answer to issue 2 is that Copilots are filling in the gap. Rails, VS Code, and Github Copilot work very well. Both for autocomplete and explanation. I expect them to get better as context window size improvements arrive.
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    by dbreunig 2y ago

    Amazing. I never noticed this. I wasn't aware the checkmark was backwards until a beta user complained about it. I'm left handed and occasionally make my marks that way and had never considered there is a 'right' way. Th
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    by dbreunig 2y ago

    Thanks for the feedback. I really appreciate it. To answer your questions here: It's a webapp, designed to work fast and clearly on desktop and mobile. When not signed in, there's a prompt to join next to the Download and print bu
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    by dbreunig 2y ago

    I've had this domain for awhile. I bet it's a rule specific to .app.
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    by dbreunig 2y ago

    Thanks, appreciate it.
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    by dbreunig 2y ago

    Thanks. If this finds traction, individual users won't be the revenue base. Want to keep individual users close to free and have small orgs pay for teams features.
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    by dbreunig 2y ago

    Agree. My weekly Sunday Cleaning List is one of my most used.
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    by dbreunig 2y ago

    Thanks. Will take a look at that today.
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    by dbreunig 2y ago

    I'm using what's recommended by Stripe Atlas. If this finds traction and people seem to like it, I'll consider investing in a lawyer.
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    by dbreunig 2y ago

    Good idea, thanks!
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    by dbreunig 2y ago

    Yes, better messaging about premium and what it enables is on my backlog. You can view details if you click the carot in the right-side of the menubar and click "Upgrade". Ironically, the lack of prominence of pricing is due to me
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    by dbreunig 2y ago

    One more, here's a video walkthrough: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DHaHcciIDp4&t=12s
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    by dbreunig 2y ago

    I think the thing I appreciate most as a user is the UI for performing lists on mobile. Big font, focused on a step, fast, and easy commenting.
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    by dbreunig 2y ago

    And the launch blog post, if anyone is curious: https://www.dbreunig.com/2024/05/01/introducing-steplist.htm...
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    by dbreunig 2y ago

    Thanks!
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    by dbreunig 2y ago

    It does, as does Todoist and other task managers. But it's never a first class citizen and takes a backseat to one-off task management. For many, these features or even Google Sheets or the Notes app is sufficient. It wasn't for m
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    by dbreunig 2y ago

    Thanks. I have a better "premium description and ux" on my kanban backlog. Just had to shove this out the door at some point!
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    by dbreunig 2y ago

    I don't mind sharing at all. The nuts and bolts weren't too different from what it is today: Rails app deployed on Render with simple auth. Most of the work getting it ready for public consumption was generalizing the UX so it was
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    by dbreunig 2y ago

    That's great! Thanks for the annecdote. I've thought this is a well matched tool for small businesses, like cafes and repair shops with low-tenure workers and onboarding them quickly. If there's success here, I'll roll o
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    by dbreunig 2y ago

    Product Hunt page here: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/steplist