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by muratsu 1y ago
I don’t mind if the reality of their business is similar to gyms in the sense that they make money off of peoples desires but have low utilization. I used calorie counter apps before and they helped me lose weight (by mostly educating me wh
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by muratsu 1y ago
These apps look gimmicky but they are growing like crazy. CalAI, for example, is making 35M+/yr. I’m hoping that some people really find value in these apps and that they are not just a pure marketing driven play.
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by muratsu 2y ago
This is cool. I’ve been working on a similar product but with Changelog focus (productsync.io). Happy to chat if interested, you can reach me from murat at productsync.
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by muratsu 2y ago
I suspect the frequency of people asking this type of query is low enough that mainstream apps will likely never implement such a feature. However, it would be interesting to see if you can solve this kind of problem using GPT or replit. I
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by muratsu 2y ago
I strongly agree. I stopped checking their page for news after day 2 due to video only announcements.
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by muratsu 2y ago
Unrelated to the OP product but I’m curious how people are solving this issue on smaller scale with nextjs + prisma/drizzle. Do you just run the builtin migrate script with npm run?
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by muratsu 2y ago
Auto-complete on steroids sounds like the correct assessment. Aider & Cursor is worth the try if you're interested in trying out multi-file edits. I think both are interesting (ergonomics-wise) but the current SOTA models do not pe
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by muratsu 2y ago
If you're looking for a technical job, the easier path would be to find a PM/Designer job at one of your target companies and try switching to a dev role within the company. When you apply as a junior developer, your previous work
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by muratsu 2y ago
The hard part is not going open-source today but remaining open-source as your product evolves. When using a split model like this, inevitably the open-source version serves SMBs and the paid version serves Enterprises. Given enough time, y
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by muratsu 2y ago
I didn't know about the @container queries, they look interesting. Having said that, I'm not a huge fan of pushing more state logic to CSS. I understand the benefits (from the github page) but pushing more text into the style stri
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by muratsu 2y ago
This is what most people want + some utility functions & good default variables (for colors etc). If you're doing relatively straightforward things, tailwind is super easy to work with and that's why a lot of people prefer it
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by muratsu 2y ago
This reminds me how google conveniently made the switch to manifest v3 when there were legitimate use cases like adblockers. Sure, technically speaking v3 is more secure and that may be better for users but your comment just made me think t
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by muratsu 2y ago
The game and the story are good but are nowhere near as polished as some AAA titles (eg it has bad English dub). The DEI contraversies around it caused streamers to talk about the game often and served as advertisement (since the narrative
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by muratsu 2y ago
I don't read their articles but they are likely still relevant. Gaming platforms (steam, ps, etc) usually doesn't offer much to publishers for marketing beyond the basics. My guess is that you end up working with influencers and l
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by muratsu 2y ago
This game also has been notable for observing how power is shifting from traditional media companies like IGN to individual streamers. For those who haven’t been following closely, IGN has accused the game developer for being sexist (based
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by muratsu 2y ago
Question for folks who use Coolify in prod, where do you host your stuff and how much is your monthly bill?
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by muratsu 2y ago
I like make but I don’t understand the logic here. If you’re going to install node anyway, why be so against using node for scripts? Perhaps less of an issue these days but make also isnt included in windows.
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by muratsu 2y ago
I would have expected the finetuned model to perform much better. Would be curious to see the performance with other models
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by muratsu 2y ago
Huhhh? Have you ever worked at a large enough company where stakeholder interests are not aligned?
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by muratsu 2y ago
Agent for X is valuable and lots of startups are trying to build it in some vertical. As these agents evolve, they have the potential threaten incumbents in their own respective vertical. It’s also unclear how we’ll orchestrate all the agen
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by muratsu 2y ago
JS from 15yrs ago definitely work today. Navigate to a webpage that hasn’t been updated for 15 years and see for yourself
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by muratsu 2y ago
I doubt. For larger players, data is valuable - so they are preventing scraping already (eg reddit, linkedin). For smaller websites there’s also not much of an incentive.. Maybe hosting providers will help with preventing scraping? like ddo
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by muratsu 2y ago
Interesting idea, how do you decide if the answer has changed? Or to put it differently, which types of questions do you think this works best? eg stock price changes every second VS presidential elections are every few years
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by muratsu 2y ago
Oh, I was referring to calculating colors used on a website. To give you an example, we've stumbled upon pages where there's a product on the page that contained the color red, and nowhere else on the page was anything red. Our na
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by muratsu 2y ago
Vercel is going strong - 25.5M in 2022, 100M in 2024. Netlify is currently at 30M. Add Supabase, Render, Railway, ...
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by muratsu 2y ago
This is really cool. We've recently built a website catalog ( https://www.rapidpages.com/inspire ) and one of the difficult choices we needed to make was whether to include images on the site or not when extracting the c
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by muratsu 2y ago
I don't know if it's still the case but a few years ago all major cloud providers were easily giving away thousands of dollars in cloud credits. I expect them to stop this soon since smaller cloud players build on top of them and
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by muratsu 2y ago
Is the expectation for the lib (or project) to work with various vendors or you expect to just pay for tokens
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by muratsu 2y ago
This looks very interesting, thanks for sharing.
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by muratsu 2y ago
Since it’s not a paid product the best way to test your hypothesis is to ship an MVP and track usage :) You can chat with GPT to help you plan things. It’s really good for this type of stuff.

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