kukkeliskuu

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by kukkeliskuu 5mo ago
I have a hobby or we could even say an addiction of having lota of ideas for various kinds of things. Part of the fun is inventing a name, visual identity, logo etc. and donain nane is part of it. Maybe they never reach production but many
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by kukkeliskuu 5mo ago
Based on your nickname, you? I was recently using an inexpensive paper shredder. I had an urge to put in too many papers at one time, which jams the shredder. Taking into account the time needed to unjam the shredder, the end result is that
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by kukkeliskuu 6mo ago
The Seven Deadly Sins provide an interesting perspective to human psychology even in modern times. Greed / avarice is defined as wanting more than you need.
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by kukkeliskuu 6mo ago
Well for example this is very unique idea and even in the current state it has been very useful at a customer. Almost completely vibe coded but idea is fully mine. https://github.com/mikko-ahonen/arch-ascent/tree&#
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by kukkeliskuu 6mo ago
Recently I have been doing a modern Lotus Agenda clone as a native iOS app. I have been implementing a custom CRM using that platform. Also, Arch Ascent, which is a tool for evolveing microservice-heavy architectures. https://git
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by kukkeliskuu 6mo ago
Are you guys interested in some ideas? It seems to me that I am getting much more good ideas than I can carry on.
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by kukkeliskuu 6mo ago
No disgreement from me. He does not say what kind of funding he has been trying to get, but if my presumption is right, then some kind of Y-Combinator style hypergrowth. I think the response he got is sensible if he was approaching "Ex
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by kukkeliskuu 6mo ago
It depends on how many non-10K MRR projects you have. Making it possible to try out many ideas cheaply may be a good idea.
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by kukkeliskuu 6mo ago
The author says he wants funding to grow the businesses. Presumably he wants funding and the help from investors to enable quicker growth than what is possible organically.
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by kukkeliskuu 6mo ago
The biggest innovation from Google regarding hardware was understanding that the dropping memory prices had made it feasible to serve most data directly from memory. Even as memory was more expensive, you could serve requests faster, meanin
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by kukkeliskuu 6mo ago
I find it believable that this could potentially happen, although I am not sure the difference is so huge to existing models. I used Opus 4.6 to find security vulnerabilities in couple of my own projects, it found 33 vulnerabilities in one
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by kukkeliskuu 6mo ago
So interesting to read from other's hobbies! I believe we all have three major parts: emotional, intellectual, and physical. I have been very intellectually oriented, meaning I used my intellectual part even when it was not so useful f
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by kukkeliskuu 7mo ago
I have two modes. Mostly what you describe (phase 1), but followed by "project management" (phase 2), where I iterate through the impementing the plan done in phase 1.
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by kukkeliskuu 7mo ago
I am just running multiple agents to work on different projects. Once in a while I have a feature that splits nicely into multiple threads that can be developed concurrently, and I use several concurrent agents to do it. But that is rare.
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by kukkeliskuu 7mo ago
I built my own platform for what I call ethical ads that is serving ads for my own site. No profiling of users allowed, but I allow very specific targeting for content.
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by kukkeliskuu 7mo ago
usm.tools https://usm.tools/public/landing/ - platform that allows defining services (the organizational kind) as data, allowing different stakeholders differemt views on them. For instance somebody participating
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by kukkeliskuu 8mo ago
I read the title and thought: ha, somebody had the same idea. But no. Instead of git training video, I did a platform that creates command line training videos from markdown, merging output from VHS, generated speech, seperation slides etc.
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by kukkeliskuu 8mo ago
The book is not only about improvisation theatre but I don't want to describe the ideas, as they can spoil the experience of reading it for you. I have yet to find another source that can describe the power dynamics (also in life) as s
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by kukkeliskuu 8mo ago
To understand the approach, you need to first understand the method it is based on. I have written a simple introduction about it that you can download for free from simpleusm.com, no sign-up required. Simple homegrown system for processes
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by kukkeliskuu 8mo ago
The first one is the classic. Don't know about the second one. Power dynamics have been extensively investigated by the "Johnstone school" of improv, because humans are (mostly preconsciously i.e. usually are not but can beco
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by kukkeliskuu 8mo ago
Keith Johnstone: Impro
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by kukkeliskuu 8mo ago
Anything can be used for the good or for the bad. Defining how the organization is structured and how it operates usually is usually not about how people really do their actual work -- unless there are safety etc. regulations that must be m
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by kukkeliskuu 8mo ago
My company has been working for some years now on usm.tools ( https://usm.tools/public/landing/ ), based on very similar approach. USM tools is based on Unified Service Management (USM) method, which provides the ne
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by kukkeliskuu 8mo ago
> Is this how things are usually done in your business domain? I don't know about "usually" and I cannot explain details. But many banks are migrating from batch-based mainframes to real-time systems. Maybe that answers yo
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by kukkeliskuu 9mo ago
I wasn't criticizing you, just making the point that when people talk about toy example bank transactions, they usually want to just introduce the basic understanding. And I think it ok, but I would prefer that they would also mention
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by kukkeliskuu 9mo ago
I have been working on payment systems and it seems that in almost all discussions about transactions, people talk about toy versions of bank transactions that have very little to do with what actually happens. You don't even need to t
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by kukkeliskuu 9mo ago
Most Django projects just need a basic way to execute timed and background tasks. Celery requires seperate containers or nodes, which complicates things unnecessarily. Django 6.0 luckily has tasks framework -- which is backported to earlier
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by kukkeliskuu 9mo ago
The biggest beef I have with microservice architectures is lack of transactions across service boundaries. We say that such systems-of-systems are "eventually consistent", but they are actually never guaranteed to be in a consiste
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by kukkeliskuu 9mo ago
It is not unheard of to encounter a situation in enterprises where microservice architecture has been "too succesful". There may be even 500 microservices and their number is growing rapidly. The situation might no longer be under
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by kukkeliskuu 9mo ago
I have built many projects in hours that we can say would have reasonably taken me a month, to research the technology I did not know beforehand. 30 minutes is often enough to build a first version of the project. For example an audio book

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