jedberg

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by jedberg 10mo ago
Highly biased opinion here since I'm the CEO of DBOS: It'll be rare that the overhead actually has an effect, especially if you use a library like DBOS, which only adds a database write. You still have to write to and read from y
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by jedberg 10mo ago
It's funny you should ask this. When I started out, 30 years ago, here were the answers you'd get from most people: > Am I supposed to want to code all the time? Yes. > When can I pursue hobbies, Your hobby should be coding
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by jedberg 10mo ago
Click through to the GitHub link at the bottom, which has the README. It explains everything.
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by jedberg 10mo ago
> On the flip side, I find it shocking that ridership is still only 60% of pre-pandemic levels. It makes a lot of sense. Many companies went full remote during the pandemic and stayed that way, or if they went in person, it's only
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by jedberg 10mo ago
If you want to try Opus you can get the lowest Claude plan for $20 for the month, which has enough tokens for most hobby projects. I've been using to vibe code some little utilities for myself and haven't hit the limits yet.
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by jedberg 10mo ago
It uses NFC, where the NFC tag carries a payload to tell the brick what to do. So in theory they can develop new skills for the brick and release new "trigger" blocks for it. But to your point of: "seeing limitless possibili
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by jedberg 10mo ago
> I'm guessing it's because the ones with an extreme lifestyle don't make it that far Keith Richards and Steven Tyler would like a word. :)
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by jedberg 10mo ago
The cheapest one above free.
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by jedberg 10mo ago
That's just because they wanted to eliminate variables. But they are adding snowy/icy places now. And given how hard it is for humans to drive safely in the snow/ice, I wouldn't be surprised if they outperform humans
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by jedberg 10mo ago
I have a Leaf. It makes me laugh when people with "muscle cars" try to race me. One time I humored one of them, and completely smoked them off the line. And my car was still in Eco mode.
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by jedberg 10mo ago
The link you shared literally says neither is better and it depends on the person.
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by jedberg 10mo ago
Risk taking is more frowned upon in Europe, and it's really hard to start a new business there, because of how employee friendly the laws are. One of the things that makes starting a startup in US so favorable is that you can fire anyo
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by jedberg 10mo ago
I retired in the sense that I was in complete control of my time and had no active income, living off of assets alone.
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by jedberg 10mo ago
I'll assume this isn't a troll, and ask you by objective measures you believe this is true?
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by jedberg 10mo ago
And dads who just don't have time to make doodads like we used to!
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by jedberg 10mo ago
Jobs was an engineer too. :)
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by jedberg 10mo ago
The funniest part of that whole thing was when someone said "I trusted you, but you use light mode on your terminal" and then he replied that people stop by his desk daily just to make fun of him for it.
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by jedberg 10mo ago
I retired when my first kid was born. I had plenty to keep me busy playing with her, taking care of her, traveling with her. And then we had the second one, and were extra busy. But I was still "working" the whole time. I was r
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by jedberg 10mo ago
I had an app I wanted for over a decade. I even wrote a prototype 10 years ago. It was fine but wasn't good enough to use, so I didn't use it. This weekend I explained to Claude what I wanted the app to do, and then gave it the
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by jedberg 10mo ago
> However, committing to a tighter schedule would cause a lot of problems if they were late too often, kinds of problems that means they would make less money than with the current schedule. There is always a price where this isn't
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by jedberg 10mo ago
We know the tech is there. It used to take 45 minutes to fly from LAX to SFO. Now it's 70 minutes. That's not a tech problem, it's a logistics/fuel problem. But if people really valued the difference, they would offe
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by jedberg 10mo ago
I do actually think you're right, but the counterpoint is that airlines have slowed down all their flights to save money, and no one has come in offering a faster flight in exchange for more money. Maybe the delta just isn't enoug
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by jedberg 10mo ago
Ah, the good old days when everyone was on a computer using a screen between 640 and 1024 pixels wide. :) I think a lot of the reason web design is more boring now is because you have to make it work on all sorts of different screen sizes w
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by jedberg 10mo ago
To give you a real answer, yes, the Overton window has shifted. Anything at all that is perceived as limiting what a business can charge or negotiate is considered leftist now. Banning junk fees is a limit on what businesses can charge&#x
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by jedberg 10mo ago
Because I don't have the problem on v4 (and it's not the MTU, I checked that).
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by jedberg 10mo ago
> only one engineer was bothering to read spammer forums where they talked to each other, and he was also brand new to the team This revelation is utterly shocking to me. That's like anti-abuse 101. You infiltrate their networks a
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by jedberg 10mo ago
Every few months I turn on IPv6 at my house. I try to use it. I find random sites just not working, random delays accessing sites, and so on. Then I switch back to IPv4 and everything works. I used to be a network admin, so I know how to
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by jedberg 10mo ago
> Berkshire's investment in Apple is responsible for ~50% of its portfolio success in the last 20 years. And by all accounts, that investment was suggested by his son. He famously said that he didn't understand technology enou
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by jedberg 10mo ago
When I worked at PayPal back in 2003/4, one of the things we did (and I think we were the first) was encrypt the datacenter backhaul connections. This was on top of encrypting all the traffic between machines. It added a lot of expen
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by jedberg 10mo ago
It's a little more complicated than that. :). He has 100s of smart things from tens of providers, and they all work differently. He wants to be able to do things like say "light the path from the bedroom to the kitchen with dim l

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