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by kukkeliskuu 11mo ago
Reliability? It took me around 15 minutes to create a site with Claude Code using GitHub Pages with custom domain and somebody else is taking care that it is always running. What is the alternative?
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by kukkeliskuu 11mo ago
I use GitHub Pages for personal blogs. Connect it with your personal domain name in case later you want to run it somewhere else.
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by kukkeliskuu 11mo ago
The article completely misses the point about the dating apps. It is not that the inferior product wins, but that if your product is so good that people only need one in their lifetime, you will quickly reach the limit on your sales. Planne
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by kukkeliskuu 11mo ago
Maybe your university is just using some commercial provider (such as Microsoft) that categorizes pages.
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by kukkeliskuu 11mo ago
I am now not commenting on these specific prompts or participating in discussion about them, as I have not investigated how this project works in general, and whether their approach is legitimate in the larger context. Specifically, I am no
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by kukkeliskuu 11mo ago
Lyme disease seems difficult to understand, as it has features that challenge some basic assumptions how diseases work in general. One such assumption is that borreliosis is always the same. But researchers have been able to capture on vide
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by kukkeliskuu 11mo ago
The problem with antibiotics at least in some countries is that official guidelines take the position that chronic Lyme does not exist, and thus doctors are forbidden to write long-term prescription to antibiotics for Lyme. Short-term may n
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by kukkeliskuu 11mo ago
In my understanding (from some years back when I was researching this myself), Lyme takes multiple forms, and in some phase in their life cycle are able to hide inside red blood cells. Antibiotics work only for some of the forms.
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by kukkeliskuu 11mo ago
Some researchers think that the difficulty in healing Lyme disease is related to the fact that Lyme changes form and antibiotics only target some of the forms. In some countries, doctors are forbidden to make long-term prescription for anti
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by kukkeliskuu 11mo ago
In completely unrelated news, Spain’s PM proposes mandatory Digital ID for social media users at Davos. https://idtechwire.com/spains-pm-proposes-mandatory-digital-...
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by kukkeliskuu 11mo ago
Many projects active. (1) For one product I am working, I have been working on a custom reporting language for producing high quality PDFs. I used hy.py as a basis to make it LISP-like. (2) I need to make a Django postgres site that I am ru
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by kukkeliskuu 1y ago
I remember reading that no med schools in the U.S. use the actual Hippocratic Oath anymore, although it seens that most schools have sone form of oath.
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by kukkeliskuu 1y ago
In my experience you become a good generalist by learning deeply about many things. My real skill is learning the essence of a compoex topic quickly. It also becomes easier over time to learn deeply about a new subject.
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by kukkeliskuu 1y ago
I believe (I have done very little sales, so mostly as a buyer) that while all three (buyer-pull, seller-push, Cialdini-style mentioned in a comment below) can work, the best result comes from buyer-pull when you have empathy for the custom
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by kukkeliskuu 1y ago
Creating a copy of software by reverse engineering the binary would violate the copyright. If you use LLM to analyze the UI and recreate the app, it might not.
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by kukkeliskuu 1y ago
The risk is that if I have created something propietary and novel, it becomes trivial for somebody else to recreate it in using Claude Code, if that same thing has been used to train the model that is being used. Somebody (tm) will probably
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by kukkeliskuu 1y ago
Let's say that I use LLM to develop novel software called X. Then my work is used to train the model. Then somebody uses the model to recreate a copy of the of the software X by prompt "create software that works just like X"
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by kukkeliskuu 1y ago
Sounds quite interesting. What is the more intelligent way you use to emulate fighters being hit in the stomach? Why does saliva clean testosterone? How much saliva are you using?
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by kukkeliskuu 1y ago
Coincidentally, I have been implementing an ad pacing system recently, with the help of Anthropic Opus and Sonnet, based on PID controller Opus recommended that I should use a PID controller -- I have no prior experience with PID controller
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by kukkeliskuu 1y ago
I have similar problem, but even more expensive. I have developed products that have lots of users so I cannot (and don't want to) abandon it, but monetization will require lots of investment -- actually setting up a different business
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by kukkeliskuu 1y ago
projectgraveyard.org seems to be available
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by kukkeliskuu 1y ago
Somebody should do a website for the graveyard of incomplete projects, so that if somebody wants to work on a certain idea, they can find a potential partner.
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by kukkeliskuu 1y ago
The context of the discussion is how to create apps extremely fast. If I would optimize for something else, it would be a different story.
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by kukkeliskuu 1y ago
That is on my list of things to learn. It is not high priority, though, because I don't think Phoenix LiveView is extremely boring technology at the moment. The user base is not large enough.
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by kukkeliskuu 1y ago
I assume you are talking about geographical distribution of the user base. I don't have experience implementing apps that require heavy geographical distribution, but why does REST/JSON work better for this? I don't have expe
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by kukkeliskuu 1y ago
Who could argue with the "right tool for the job"? I am not saying that there are no use cases for other approaches. But when you say you had a "static view" (in singular, not plural) with HTMX, what do you mean? I am ve
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by kukkeliskuu 1y ago
I use django-components.
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by kukkeliskuu 1y ago
1. fly.io sells redis hosted by upstash. But you are correct in the sense that default fly.io PostgreSQL was unmanaged and probably subsidized, and recent PostgreSQL is probably more expensive. But while I think you cannot directly say that
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by kukkeliskuu 1y ago
Django background workers, backported as django-tasks library, the tasks being stored in my database (Postgres). Everything is started by honcho, which starts Superchronic and Django, and Superchronic runs django-tasks. All this (except the
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by kukkeliskuu 1y ago
In my experience it works for a large variety of use cases. As one of my side projects, I am running a website with 2M page views per month that has been implemented on Django, deployed to fly.io. Another side-project built-in tenant suppor

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