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jameson
6mo ago
Used it for a few days to summarize top 10 hacker news at scheduled time or send me a joke of the day I liked how easy I can tell it to do something for me but token usage didn't justify the cost. I 'd either had to use smarter mo
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jameson
6mo ago
I'm noticing a fair number of degradation of Claude infrastructure recently and makes me wonder why they can't use Claude to identify or fix these issues in advance? It seems a counter intuitive to Anthropic's message that Cl
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6mo ago
Vibe coders' argument* is that quality of code does not matter because LLMs can iterate much much faster then humans do. Consider this overly simplified process of writing a logic to satisfy a requirement: 1. Write code 2. Verify 3. Fi
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jameson
6mo ago
I wonder how many others are hacked but remain undiscovered
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jameson
7mo ago
Your response explains why Roblox might charge such a steep fee but that isn't my issue as I said earlier. > 67% given to developers per in-experience dollar spent Profit given to dev is $0.25 per dollar spent, not $0.67. It'
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7mo ago
> games allow you to spend money to rapidly get better Audience is the problem here. It's obviously not a big deal if the platform is targeted for adults, but majority of users are underage. The platform can certainly implement guar
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7mo ago
Wording Roblox trying to sell is deceiving. Compare with other platforms. Payout model is as simple as platform takes % or fixed fee, rest is dev to keep. There's no verbiage that says dev share is 67% but you they actually get paid
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7mo ago
Roblox is slot machines for kids Games are filled with loot boxes that drop exquisite items on chance. It's a repeated cycle of charging robux only to spend on another slot machine. US regulation is far behind protecting children from
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7mo ago
> 67% given to developers per in-experience dollar spent This is misleading because for every dollar spent, $0.67 is not what developers get paid. The link ( https://create.roblox.com/docs/monetize-experiences ) you
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jameson
7mo ago
"less is more"
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jameson
7mo ago
That's exactly my point. Sorry about the poor wording
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7mo ago
Everyone should assume that _anything_ connected to internet will get uploaded to internet and someone within the company will have permission to review the contents regardless of what the policy says. 1. Debugging for troubleshooting. 2. A
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jameson
7mo ago
Most doesn't event know what cookies too. In fact, most doesn't put extra thought into the things they are clicking/accepting on web. Because of this, I found it odd that the regulation allows displaying the accept cookies bu
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7mo ago
Most doesn't event know what cookies too. In fact, most doesn't put extra thought into the things they are clicking/accepting on web.
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jameson
7mo ago
Does this mean they won't IPO this year?
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7mo ago
I don't want to make a mess in my yard but I don't care if your yard is a mess and I'll buy it Why not invest in ways to make these processes more eco friendly?
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jameson
7mo ago
Consider housing price and state tax as well
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7mo ago
I left the company as of today btw :)
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8mo ago
Everything's public appearance until S1 is filed
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jameson
8mo ago
As a person working at social media I support this as well. I'm a hypocrite. I admit, but the pay is too good to find alternative. Terms like "DAU" or "engagement" is common in our field and the primary objective is
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9mo ago
As a avid user of Tailwind and one who purchased Tailwind CSS Plus, it's very sad to hear. OSS without founders having it's own managed software company is always a difficult position. (e.g. database vendors open source but also h
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jameson
10mo ago
Love it! Where do you get the data?
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jameson
11mo ago
Ops cost to number of server to manage is logarithmic but cloud cost is linear, so there's an intersection it starts to make less sense for cloud. Also equipment depreciation is tax deductible whereas cloud bill isn't. A year of E
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11mo ago
> struggles with Japanese It doesn't mention mistranslating, so it's difficult to know the root of the problem is AI "struggling". > It doesn't follow our translation guidelines. > It doesn't respect c
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11mo ago
Curious to know how's the development experience been post-migration? Was there additional friction due to lack of tooling in on-prem that would otherwise available in the cloud env for example?
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jameson
1y ago
Is it data model or product? Are they effectively the same?
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jameson
1y ago
i feel sometimes it's best for the company to stay private
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1y ago
Right. Also same rationale goes to compile time vs runtime time checks -- catching type bugs before the program is executed
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1y ago
It's the sad reality of the society we live in. Money matters the most. Nothing else. Kind people always get taken advantage of at work. Others take credit and then left abandoned once there's no more value to the company. I guess
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1y ago
> You can disable any chat outside a curated group of friends IMO public chat should be disabled by default for U13 accounts, not the other way.
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