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by j45 9mo ago
Just because one doesn’t see the point doesn’t mean one doesn’t exist. Each communication tool has its strengths, namely managing interruptions. People using one’s attention as their inbox directly with DM vs a when you can get to it email
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by j45 9mo ago
This puts an interesting perspective on all the acquisitions Google has shuttered, they must not really stand out compared to the winners.
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by j45 9mo ago
Programming changed all along. New concepts came out all along. They became standardized all along and came down market to smaller and smaller projects. Source control. Cloud. Agile/Scrum. Code completion IDEs. Higher Level languages.
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by j45 9mo ago
Keeping the clock analog was clutch.
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by j45 9mo ago
The best one would be to use the new option to buy extra api credits as payment towards an upgrade.
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by j45 9mo ago
Maybe it still could be new to some.
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by j45 9mo ago
As someone who learned to think in MySQL, this is really true, at the time Postgres was a viable alternative too, only the tooling to get started reached me a little easier and quicker. The major thing I advocate for is don't pick a NO
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by j45 9mo ago
Depends how much you have to cache and how much speed you really need from it. I like Redis a lot, but for things in the start I'm not sure the juice is always worth the squeeze to get it setup and manage another item in teh stack. Luc
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by j45 9mo ago
Postgres has its merits without the company who's also enjoying using it.
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by j45 9mo ago
I find myself needing to start something quickly with a bit of login and data/user management. Postgres won as the starting point again thanks to Supabase.
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by j45 9mo ago
That’s called managed servers or managed services. I have run bare metal and manage services you just have to be clear on what you have coverage for when disaster strikes or be willing to proactively replace hard drives before they die.
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by j45 9mo ago
Building a project is very different than building a product as a billing engine.
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by j45 9mo ago
Claude recently lets you top up with manual credits right in the web interface - it would be interesting if these were allowed to top up and unlock the max plans.
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by j45 9mo ago
Sometimes quality is worth it over quantity of users. The free to paid user ratio of both services is worth seeing too. Personally I find both are growing cleanly into their own areas of strengths and that's actually a good thing becau
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by j45 9mo ago
As much as people are trying to find a standard for agents as a platform or a winner take all, the area itself is still growing and emerging. The source of it is instructions, most often in text. Managing how that text relates to the journe
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by j45 9mo ago
No one might have lost their money with the collapse of the banks but with the large amount of new money printed, the value of each dollar will continue to erode. Inflation and hyper-inflation can wipe out debts with future money that'
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by j45 9mo ago
Exploring the simplest version of this - I wonder if stablecoins are cheaper / easier to financially to transfer that much money. Indirectly it might provide some more public visibility initally anyways.
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by j45 9mo ago
I'm not sure datacenters in space have to make suense to everyone, or from the perspective of earth. Taking a creative step back, perhaps datacenters in space support something with Mars? As much as that might not seem realistic, I als
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by j45 9mo ago
Seems to be a regularish occurrence far beyond the podcast/tech crowd in many areas. Blind doubting of things can be as bad as blindly believing they're safe, if we don't know who's, or if anyone is keeping the safety ho
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by j45 9mo ago
The concerning thing is how lead, arsenic are being found in things they are not reported in or labelled as being safe.
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by j45 9mo ago
Neat tool. Prolificity (ooh, invented word?) could be more than quantity of words, maybe quality too?
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by j45 9mo ago
Knowing how they work can be useful when imagining machinations of an algorithm and if the code is really necessary to do all the steps that way. :)
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by j45 9mo ago
Temporarily see if you can put the blog behind a cloudflare or something using their DNS service.
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by j45 9mo ago
Understanding the cloud is someone else's computer is something I've repeated many, many, many times in my comments. The OP assumption that it's just the way it is and everyone should accept their communication being compromi
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by j45 9mo ago
It could be really interesting if they used a fraction of the tech they have or recently stopped using that could still fit here well.
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by j45 9mo ago
Streaming games as well. They do seem to keep building devices for individual use, if not for home, like their new workstation at home for computers.
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by j45 9mo ago
Maybe it's working fine enough for their uses? I think they had done a minor hardware refresh, at the time it came out it was pretty powerful compared to the underpowered alternatives, plus the promise of pure Android TV on it.
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by j45 9mo ago
It should be possible to install a alternative launcher that is preferable. The reality though, is that there's likely bigger fish being chased.
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by j45 9mo ago
I thought the Shield's claim to fame was it was a certified 4K Android TV device because it could handle it early on?
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by j45 9mo ago
Such initiatives are likely trying to make it easier.

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