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by jjice 11mo ago
Echoing others, without knowing your product, I'd lean towards a minimum of $5 and maybe upwards to $20. Targeting professionals makes it easier to sell at the price, and $1 does come off as a "too good to be true" price. I p
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by jjice 11mo ago
Stickers on the laptop was such a small, wonderful part of college for me. Very minor, but the strategically perfectly imperfect placement of a sticker on my laptop when it was deemed to be worthy was so much fun. My favorite was a sticker
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by jjice 11mo ago
I often miss certain things that people consider important due to the humanity behind it, so this may be one of those cases (although things like art and I definitely do see that for) - but this feels like throwing the baby out with the bat
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by jjice 1y ago
I get what you mean, but OpenAI did release the gpt-oss in August, just three months ago. I've had a very good experience with those models. https://openai.com/index/introducing-gpt-oss/ (August 5th) I like Q
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by jjice 1y ago
I'm on 144.0.2 on MacOS and I do have it. Under the hamburger menu in the upper right and near the top of the list. Never set up a profile on this machine before, so maybe that could be related?
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by jjice 1y ago
Holy - okay never mind, I didn't realize just how expensive LiDAR was...
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by jjice 1y ago
The cost discussion on LIDAR always confused a layman like me. How much more expensive is it that it seemed like such a splurge? LIDAR seems to be the only thing that could make sense to me. The fact Tesla does it with only cameras (please
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by jjice 1y ago
I've had similar confusion to what you've said (same sources too). From what I've tested (iPhone 16 Pro), yes it's all on device. That may only be on more recent devices though. If you disable anything that can connect y
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by jjice 1y ago
> If a release is immutable, you will see " Immutable" below the title on the release page. https://docs.github.com/en/code-security/supply-chain-securi...
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by jjice 1y ago
Yeah looks like they're back on M5. dang saying it's temporary: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32031136 $ dig news.ycombinator.com ; <<>> DiG 9.10.6 <<>> news.ycombinator.c
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by jjice 1y ago
I don't know much about Bending Spoons, but I associate them with Evernote now. Not sure if Evernote's downfall is associated with them or predates them. I never used Evernote, that's just what I hear. From what I've see
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by jjice 1y ago
I use both Wipr 2 and Adguard Pro. $15 total and well worth it. Adguard is mostly just to run custom rules for blocking elements.
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by jjice 1y ago
This is a well written addition to the list of articles I need to reference on occasion to keep myself from using something new. Postgres really is a startup's best friend most of the time. Building a new product that's going to d
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by jjice 1y ago
I'll add that any home workout equipment is one of the best investments an individual can make. A set of adjustable dumbbells and a bench has transformed by body and made me develop a love for strength training. All without the hardest
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by jjice 1y ago
If that's what someone is looking for in particular, I'd lean Linux. I've found linux desktop customization is so much more flexible than Windows. That said, I don't have much experience in that area on Linux or Windows
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by jjice 1y ago
We got off pretty easy (so far). Had some networking issues at 3am-ish EDT, but nothing that we couldn't retry. Having a pretty heavily asynchronous workflow really benefits here. One strange one was metrics capturing for Elasticache w
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by jjice 1y ago
Like the article says, I think serverless has it's place, but I don't think it's for most applications. I can't see myself _ever_ using serverless services as a core part of my application for pretty much any startup, if
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by jjice 1y ago
Just got back from a trip to Japan and I found that Tokyo and Kyoto also met most of your criteria. Cash is still pretty common there and definitely can't go cashless (nor would I personally like to), and there's no delivery drone
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by jjice 1y ago
I had this mindset at first. Then I found that it's fantastic at doing all the grunt work I didn't care for. I'm quite happy now that I've mostly automated away the truly boring stuff, leaving me with more time for the i
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by jjice 1y ago
While JSON kind of sucks as a configuration language, it's already there and I don't think it sucks enough for me to care to use anything else. Not having trailing commas or comments is annoying, but unless you're the config
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by jjice 1y ago
I think California does this kind of thing a lot. A while back, they began requiring cancer warning at coffee shops [0]. I'm not in California, but growing up at least, I associated it was goofy small laws like this (along with not so
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by jjice 1y ago
Lots of the time they're counted as being worn, from what I've seen. When I pack, I don't preplan how everything fits with a jacket as well. It works most of the time, but the times I take off a jacket become awkward holding
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by jjice 1y ago
Curious what your case was for using Claude to set passwords on EC2 instances. Terraform, CDK, something else?
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by jjice 1y ago
100% agree. Free services have their place, but I'd love to have more paid service alternatives for derives that only exist as "free". That said, all my friends think I'm insane and poke fun at me for paying for search,
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by jjice 1y ago
Just noticed this too. Fantastic addition, although it should've been available at launch. Glad to see them at least being a bit more transparent.
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by jjice 1y ago
I like assistant, but I use Claude directly mostly. It's handy for really quick stuff though. I like that Kagi charges for their service, so their motive is to provide services for that cost, and not with ads on top of it.
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by jjice 1y ago
What's the nature of these videos? I don't really see anything AI at all on my feed. That said, most of the videos I watch are of people talking long form who I've been following since before the AI craze.
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by jjice 1y ago
Aside from a formal study, _feels_ right (for what that's worth). The healthiest people I know are generally happy and have people around who care of them and they care for. I swear the social parts of life are what keep the elderly go
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by jjice 1y ago
Would love to hear people's experiences with PopOS. I remember when it was new and Cosmic looked really neat, but I'm weary to try a new OS that has fewer users, purely because bugs will be reported and fixed less, so I've be
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by jjice 1y ago
Just need to pass it once, unfortunately. And despite all the talk against it, they get a partial fresh start to the general public every time one of these is proposed.

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