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2y ago
On deleting chats, I accidentally discovered that AI Studio creates a 'Google AI Studio' folder on your Google Drive with all the links to chats. If you delete the 'link' from there, it will disappear in AI Studio...inte
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>- Find successful open source project - Fork with "reasons" To be fair, Vercel did not 'find&fork' Next.JS, they are the authors of the framework.
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You own the stuff you purchased; that's the best thing about the Basecamp.
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2y ago
You may want to consider one-time (full price) and optional annual renewal fees (a fraction of the full price, depending on the value/upgrades delivered in the new version). It's then up to the customer to pay an annual fee to get
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“When we saw that first system and then you sat there and played with it for a few hours and the battery didn’t move, we thought ‘Oh man, that’s a bug, the battery indicator is broken’” https://9to5mac.com/2021/07/
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2y ago
I find it ironic that we developers prefer to use CLI because it's quick, efficient, stable, etc., but what we then deliver to people as web apps is quite the opposite experience.
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2y ago
>The green screens tend to be much quicker and more responsive than the web frontends that are developed to replace them. Agree! Back in 2005, I was involved in a project to build a web front end as a replacement for the 'green scre
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The "thin blue line" is a term that typically refers to the concept of the police as the line between law-and-order and chaos in society.[1] The "blue" in "thin blue line" refers to the blue color of the unifor
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2y ago
This one is good: https://artificialanalysis.ai/
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2y ago
Also, it's usually far easier to support ten customers vs 3,333.
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Thank you. I've seen 'only-on-Vercel features' mentioned in the past, but so far, I have yet to find any specific examples of classic 'vendor-lock' in a sense 'if you use this it will not work anywhere except f
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2y ago
Hi, we are building our product in NextJS, and I was wondering what you meant by lock-in and less interoperability. Thanks!
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Vimeo is laying off 11 percent of its workforce in another round of job cuts
(theverge.com)
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4y ago
It's down for many: https://downdetector.com/status/twitter/
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9y ago
NoMachine.
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9y ago
Any plans to support Kotlin ?
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9y ago
This is interesting and has great potential to grow when PSD2 goes live in EU (early 2018). I wonder what authors plans are regarding this.
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We've been using Algolia in production for 8 months and moved to self-hosted elasticsearch. Small dataset, 2,5million records in 10 indexes IIRC, data structures and filtering were quite complex. Algolia Pros: * very nice UI/dashb
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10y ago
Thank you ! >instead of always blindly returning an error, one could wrap them in higher level errors and build a sort of error trace Isn't that basically just reinventing exceptions, sort-of ?
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10y ago
Sorry for off-topic question, but is this considered good golang code ? https://github.com/wallix/awless/blob/master/stats/stats.go I'm considering learning go but amount of 'return err&#x