ianberdin

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   by ianberdin 10mo ago

   Thanks gosh, we have so bloody competition. The models are so good, unbelievable good. And getting better weekly, including pricing.
2. 92.▲
   by ianberdin 10mo ago

   The solution is easy: responsibility. The point is to hire people who can own code and codebase. “Someone will review” is dead end.
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   by ianberdin 10mo ago

   Is it user friendly for all the apps. It’s not. Is it easy to understand? No. For beginners? No. For legacy corps? No. For public APIs? No.
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   by ianberdin 10mo ago

   I hated GraphQL and all the hype around it. Until I finally got how to use it what for. Same I thought about nest.js, Angular. All of them hard to understand by heart at beginning, later (a few years), you feel it and get value. Sounds stup
5. 95.▲
   by ianberdin 10mo ago

   I do not use terminal. Cursor is IDE. The point is not Cursor either. But AI agents with smart model like Opus 4.5, who does heavy work.
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   by ianberdin 10mo ago

   UI first approach is dying. I don’t even want to touch it if possible, if cursor can solve it for me.
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   by ianberdin 10mo ago

   Interesting how much churn did they have because of Cursor? Personally I thought I would never switch from Pycharm/Webstorm after 12 years of using. 1 day and no way to go back. Insane. I saw they implemented custom AI model and it was
8. 98.▲
   by ianberdin 10mo ago

   A while ago we fixed people by killing them. I see the same pattern with account banning.
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   by ianberdin 10mo ago

   I still don’t get, what is the use case for cloudflare workers or lambda? I used both for years. Nothing beats VPS/bare metal. Alright, they give lower latency, and maybe cheaper and big nightmare for managing at the same time. Hello t
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    by ianberdin 10mo ago

    Even funnier, when Pro 3 answers to a previous message in my chat. Just making a duplicate answer with different words. Retry helps, but…
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    by ianberdin 10mo ago

    I had even worse experience with Microsoft Azure. In the middle of the path I realized a third-party sales “ultra real Microsoft support, certified” is dealing with me in order to sell me overpriced options.
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    by ianberdin 10mo ago

    Thank you for sending these alternatives, they look good. And, of course, the most important thing is that Cloudflare is free, while these alternatives cost money. And they cost hundreds of dollars at my traffic volume of tens of terabytes.
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    by ianberdin 10mo ago

    Since everything is absolutely correct, no one forced it; they just provided a good, excellent solution for free, and consequently, the whole internet has gotten hooked on it. As they say, free cocaine causes harm. So, what are the alternat
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    by ianberdin 10mo ago

    So, I understand correctly that all websites and services want protection from DDoS attacks, and that's basically their number one concern. The second is caching in different parts of the world. So, it's caching and DDoS. But at t
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    by ianberdin 10mo ago

    Yes, on one hand, it was so wonderful. Cloudflare came and said, "Yeah, now we'll save everyone from DDoS, everything's perfect, we'll speed up your site," and bam, they became a bottleneck for the entire internet.
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    by ianberdin 10mo ago

    I have 10B idea: cloudflare that does not fail so often.
17. 107.▲
    by ianberdin 10mo ago

    NPM is down. World is collapsing thanks to Cloudflare.
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    by ianberdin 10mo ago

    A few shots actually. Took 5 minutes and a few dollars for Opus 4.5.
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    by ianberdin 10mo ago

    An amazing project. I have built a playground for it today: https://playcode.io/sql-editor (Full feature set, including extensions, pgdump, database explorer, indexedDB, vscode editor, etc). Free. No ads. No bs.
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    by ianberdin 10mo ago

    I have some sort of it and I built an AI tool to help myself to get emotional intelligence. https://getpartner.ai
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    by ianberdin 10mo ago

    Oh, looks more transparent.
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    by ianberdin 10mo ago

    Thanks to Django. I got into the webdev world so easily. Curious, how come Django started to make major versions instead of 1.*? Can be the decreasing in popularity the reason to make Something to change it?
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    Show HN: I've built the best online Python Compiler(playcode.io)

    1 points by ianberdin 10mo ago|0 comments
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    Show HN: I've built the best Python Playground(playcode.io)

    2 points by ianberdin 10mo ago|0 comments
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    Show HN: I've built a best JSON formatter app(playcode.io)

    1 points by ianberdin 10mo ago|1 comments
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    by ianberdin 11mo ago

    And I'm already on this maximum/ultra/super/duper plan, and this plan is not unlimited, as they say, it's all a lie. In reality, they just give you a few more included tokens for this price—that's all the unlim
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    by ianberdin 11mo ago

    Related post from 2022: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32293178
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    Show HN: 3 yrs later, my JS sandbox has 11M users and an AI agent(playcode.io)

    1 points by ianberdin 11mo ago|1 comments
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    by ianberdin 11mo ago

    No way I would create such a realistic demo without it.
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    Opus 4.5 is 2x cheaper and 2x better relative to Sonnet in reality. A quick demo(boing.playcode.io)

    2 points by ianberdin 11mo ago|6 comments