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by jusomg 1y ago
I've never done contractor or $/hr work and I have no idea how these things work in reality, but: If a task takes you five hours to do without AI and 1 hour with AI charged at 100$, in the without-AI case you're making 500$,
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by jusomg 1y ago
> Let’s be conservative and say $800/day (though I’d assume many of you charge more). The AI subscription math is a no-brainer. One afternoon saved per month = $200 in billable time. Claude Max pays for itself in 5 saved hours. Curs
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by jusomg 2y ago
Serving an image over HTTPS implies initiating the TCP connection (which requires minimum 3 packets) and the TLS connection (which requires many more, lets say 10). CDN <-> PoP <-> Datacenter communication doesn't require i
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by jusomg 2y ago
You could also learn a lot from what someone is asking an AI assistant. Someone asking: "solve this problem" vs "what is the difference between array and dict" vs "what is the time complexity of a hashmap add operat
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by jusomg 2y ago
I do lots of technical interviews in Big Tech, and I would be open to candidates using AI tools in the open. I don't know why most companies ban it. IMO we should embrace them, or at least try to and see how it goes (maybe as a pilot p
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Jiggraph – A puzzle game about shaking hands(somethingorotherwhatever.com)
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by jusomg 2y ago
Fair, but my point is that AWS has a full team of people that built and contributed to that magic box that is managing the database. When something goes wrong, they're the first ones to know (ideally) and they have a lot of know-how on
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by jusomg 2y ago
Not sure if this is going to help Heroku's people at all but I feel bad for them now! haha I'm not a Heroku employee. I don't even work in any sort of managed service / platform provider. This is indeed a new account but
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by jusomg 2y ago
> Of course you have more maintenance on on-prem, but typical k8s update is maybe a few hours of work, when you know what you are doing. You just mentioned one dimension of what I described, and "when you know what you are doing&quo
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by jusomg 2y ago
I will only add that non-standard licenses also hurt adoption, specifically in medium/big businesses/enterprises. Most organizations understand common open source licenses and there's usually a blank statement that allows tea
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by jusomg 2y ago
Of course you reduced 90% of the cost. Most of these costs don't come from the software, but from the people and automation maintaining it. With that cost reduction you also removed monitoring of the platform, people oncall to fix issu