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by jmuguy 3y ago
This sounds awesome to deal with. Thanks for the info.
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by jmuguy 3y ago
Can you link to an example of one of these companies. We're getting ready to start hiring again and I'm kind of worried about this.
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by jmuguy 3y ago
Yeah we had a pretty high level of fraud come in from them. They really ought to have better controls on it as its well known that carders test cards by making hotel and STR bookings.
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by jmuguy 3y ago
Booking.com is pretty awful on the backend. For instance they would often have line items in a payment that weren’t attributed to any reservation. Which is a pain in the ass if your accounting system assumes all payments will always be as
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by jmuguy 3y ago
If you understand SQL enough to know if the query ChatGPT produced is valid - you probably could have written it yourself. I don’t see how prompting chatgpt and testing its results is faster or better than just writing SQL.
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by jmuguy 3y ago
The benefit of using GPT to produce something for another human is the other human can understand you even if the statement is slightly weird or incorrectly worded. SQL doesn’t have the same tolerance.
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by jmuguy 3y ago
The SQL it produced for my coworkers ran without error - it just produced undesired results.
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by jmuguy 3y ago
If you know SQL why is this better than just writing SQL? If you don’t know SQL how do you know it’s correct? I had to forbid my coworkers from using chatgpt to generate SQL because it kept doing things slightly wrong - like missing parens
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by jmuguy 3y ago
I want whatever solution that my parents, wife and coworkers will actually use so I don’t have to help them. I try to explain that if they’d just commit to using a password manager, they just won’t have to think about it anymore, but it’s l
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by jmuguy 3y ago
When a new ice cream place opens and gets overwhelmed because the McDonalds across the street can’t get its ice cream machine to work more than 2 hours a day, it would pretty funny to see a bunch of people dressed like Ronald McDonald whini
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by jmuguy 3y ago
If you're going to use PoE (you should) you can get in line surge protectors. Although to be honest - I've used PoE cameras for years, both in the home and professionally, and never bothered with these. I'm not sure what t
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by jmuguy 3y ago
I feel like you could hop in a time machine and read something similar about the first iPhone, comparing it to the existing smartphones at the time. "No physical keyboard? Wow, ok Apple!". Its definitely possible that the Vision
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by jmuguy 3y ago
Yes, and this made me hate Figma. Literally my only interactions with it have been getting dropped into some file with dozens of screens and maybe if I'm lucky they've zoomed it to the thing I'm implementing. I have no idea
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by jmuguy 3y ago
Thank you so much for writing that. I was starting to lose hope of getting our data out of Heroku without some insane amount of downtime.
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by jmuguy 3y ago
We'll keep that in mind, we're currently locked into a (ridiculous) enterprise contract with them. But it expires in November :) We're considering using this https://bucardo.org/Bucardo/ based on this
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by jmuguy 3y ago
"...I use ChatGPT on a daily basis to build projects..." Really? What projects? I think its telling that you haven't replied to any of the comments here - is this post just BS? A take that really summed up how I feel about
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by jmuguy 3y ago
Does Cloud 66 have any resources on migrating a large (~300 GB) Postgres DB off Heroku, with minimal downtime? This has been our biggest sticking point when thinking about leaving Heroku.
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by jmuguy 3y ago
For the most part comfort and small size are going to be something you need to pick one of, except the crazy creek. I’d recommend this for pure comfort but it’s large https://www.yeti.com/outdoor-living/chairs/2601
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by jmuguy 3y ago
Your back isn’t the issue with crazy creeks, the original supports lower back enough. Really issue is just getting in and out of them (at least for me, I’m pretty tall)
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by jmuguy 3y ago
If you think about Airbnb like the "Ticketmaster" of real estate, all the hate makes sense. There's all sorts of things wrong with real estate, landlords, etc but for the most part there's no single thing to blame. Air
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by jmuguy 3y ago
On the status page now http://status.heroku.com/incidents/2558
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by jmuguy 3y ago
Same issue here, CLI logout works, login gives invalid request. CLI deploys giving 500 error prior. Funny, we're just pricing out switching to another provider (or using something like Hatchbox.io) yesterday.
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by jmuguy 3y ago
Most of the shady ones aren't going to be open source, for one thing.
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by jmuguy 3y ago
I believe in this case its that AI is hot right now, so AI SaaS companies are potentially getting a ton of new subscribers, charges, etc. So carders try to sneak into that traffic when testing cards so they go unnoticed.
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by jmuguy 3y ago
I used to do a lot of IT work for the CEO of a client company and would visit his house often. He moved into a new house and in the garage had several lifts installed for his cars. And I was talking to the guy who installed the lifts and
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by jmuguy 3y ago
What’s stupid about this is the only people still using Firefox are the people they have to know are going to hate this shit the most. I’d prefer they just charge for the software instead of doing this over and over again, and saying “oops
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by jmuguy 3y ago
No, not really. I’ve enjoyed playing again after being let down at launch but these sort of larger/ feature type issues were never addressed. Like they couldn’t even add back in the subway system you see stations for. I think if yo
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by jmuguy 3y ago
We have a need to upsert millions of records in Rails on an ongoing basis (weekly). Biggest problem we ran into was attempting to use Sidekiq and using too many workers each making smallish inserts. You don't run out of connections i
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by jmuguy 4y ago
Its been a little while since I looked at Render and their pricing definitely used to be a lot simpler. Charging per user is just stupid. And then weird compute costs with plans like "Pro Plus" and "Pro Ultra". &quot
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by jmuguy 4y ago
The only ones worth watching, IMO, are the folks who basically experience a temporary change in personality due to the heat. And the (surprisingly few) that completely bail. Like if anyone somehow still has respect for DJ Khaled, just go

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