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by ezekg 2y ago
I have a single code base [0] for the self-hosted editions and for the SaaS. I split features up across two editions: community edition (CE) and enterprise edition (EE), and then also two modes: singleplayer and multiplayer (single- vs mult
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by ezekg 2y ago
Forecast for the weekend: https://www.swpc.noaa.gov/products/3-day-forecast
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NOAA Forecasts Severe G4 Solar Storm(spaceweather.gov)
24 points by ezekg 2y ago|5 comments
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by ezekg 2y ago
Until moving to Windows, this made my mouse on macOS bearable. Removed all accel with 1600 sens so that when I went from macOS for work to Windows for gaming back to macOS for work, I wouldn't lose my mind. Nowadays I just stick to Win
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by ezekg 2y ago
That's right. I acknowledged that that increase in that comparison was likely biased since those people would also add a card, which increases conversion rate in itself (but also weeds out those that are uncommitted). But that doesn&#x
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by ezekg 2y ago
Thinking on this more: this wasn't the whole truth. I also have Keygen CE, which is the free self-hosted community edition, which could act as an unlimited-limited free trial (limited in the sense that it excludes EE features).
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by ezekg 2y ago
I think you misunderstood, or maybe I wasn't clear in my post. This wasn't an experiment on 2 separate groups; this was an experiment on the same group: those that convert from trial to paid. When I did X, conversion rate for the
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by ezekg 2y ago
Not sure why it was editorialized but w/e.
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by ezekg 2y ago
For Keygen EE, my enterprise self-hosted edition, I do a 30 day no-strings-attached-trial. So it's different for self-hosted software, yes.
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by ezekg 2y ago
Agreed. I have usage limits (e.g. 100 active users), as well as a hard limit of 2k API requests a day for the free tier. This provides freedom i.r.t. PoCs but restricts production usage.
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by ezekg 2y ago
> There's honestly very little difference to me between 60-day free trial and just having to pay from the start, I know that once I do the work to integrate then I'm committing to having to pay. Yep. That's the problem wit
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by ezekg 2y ago
I don't think it would make a considerable difference. Not mentioned in the post, but I have a limited unlimited free trial. Taking into account the usage limits, it's not useful for a production deployment so it applies pressure
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A fourteen-day free trial ain’t gonna cut it(keygen.sh)
377 points by ezekg 2y ago|224 comments
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Your 14-Day Free Trial Ain't Gonna Cut It(keygen.sh)
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by ezekg 2y ago
Same. I read Dune, and I read GitHub, and I got excited. I love reading game code so I ended up leaving a little disappointed.
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by ezekg 2y ago
I still think the same thing is happening with OpenAI. It's way too hyped vs its actual utility.
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by ezekg 2y ago
I went from art to software. I feel like software is the ultimate form of creative expression.
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by ezekg 3y ago
At the moment, I'd assume.
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by ezekg 3y ago
I don't use Tailwind but this is easy with CSS: label:has(+ input:disabled) { color: gray; } Not sure why Tailwind couldn't do this.
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by ezekg 3y ago
I'm still not following the limitation. You can use ~ in place of + in my example and it'll work for subsequent siblings too, not just for next sibling.
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by ezekg 3y ago
How is that a limitation of CSS? I would think the previous sibling would historically be harder (but doable with :has), since next sibling is the way CSS has always worked. .foo:has(+ .foo) vs .foo + .foo
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by ezekg 3y ago
I run an API SaaS and this looks great. I've wanted to add more SDKs to my lineup, but it's a big commitment for a single person to maintain. Right now, I have a minimal Go SDK to test the waters and definitively see how much effo
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by ezekg 3y ago
One of my favorites is Optimum: https://www.youtube.com/@optimumtech . Lots of gnarly PC builds. I cloned his negative pressure Ghost S1 SFFPC build (but with a deshrouded Sapphire RX 5700 XT+ and Ryzen 3700x) and I absolute
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by ezekg 3y ago
Did anybody find a credit for the vending machine? I was hoping there was one somewhere, or another easter egg, but I couldn't find one. Regardless, great job. I was captivated through multiple play throughs. Reminds me of another shor
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by ezekg 3y ago
> A sequential scan over this large table takes a long time: > ... > Execution Time: 16.988 ms I feel like I have a different definition of a "long time", and apparently all my queries suck lol. Also, of course the btree
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by ezekg 3y ago
You can't go wrong with https://pgmustard.com . It's helped me so many times. All you need is the output of EXPLAIN (ANALYZE, VERBOSE, BUFFERS, FORMAT JSON).
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by ezekg 3y ago
Ruby 4 should do what every other sane programming language does and require users to opt into multi-line mode via the /m flag. The fact that Ruby has this behavior at all is a major security issue.
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by ezekg 3y ago
Seeing as Neon, Nile, Citus, etc. are all open source, I highly doubt it. But who knows. In the end, most license changes are blown out of proportion by a vocal minority and largely have zero effect on 99.9% of users.
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by ezekg 3y ago
> We can add more “known good” knowledge to the model by generating content about that knowledge and training on it. That's my entire point -- AI only generates content right now, but it will also be the source of content for tr
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by ezekg 3y ago
> The end state of training on web text has always been an ouroboros And when other mediums have been saturated with AI? Books, music, radio, podcasts, movies -- what then? Do we need a (curated?) unadulterated stockpile of human content

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