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by paulddraper 3mo ago
Agreed. That said, I think months wins out as “closer to.”
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by paulddraper 3mo ago
The obvious counterpoint: Apple captured the majority of the US smartphone market.
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by paulddraper 3mo ago
Yeah makes sense to me
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by paulddraper 3mo ago
Yes Team is max 150 users (except maybe grandfathered accounts). The solution is to use individual Max plans, but then you miss Enterprise management features.
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by paulddraper 3mo ago
If you click on the title, it will tell you more. Gleam has had many dozens of front page posts here. Tangled is a niche GitHub alternative, but has also had previous history.
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by paulddraper 3mo ago
> Open weights are no longer a compromise. They are where the work happens. > They require owning the layers above it — the harness, the memory, the permission model — while those layers are still open. > Open isn't a vendor c
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by paulddraper 3mo ago
> Their marketing depends on people believing the models are meaningfully different, as people have sweatily argued on this forum. They are noticeably different. Benchmarks, anecdotes, all say the same thing. Now, is a ~6 month lead actu
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by paulddraper 3mo ago
Peanuts
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by paulddraper 3mo ago
Well AWS never had bugs before.
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by paulddraper 3mo ago
They never used K8s for this. They did reference it as an example for how a non-specialized solution would fall over. > Modal’s original sandbox architecture has similar issues. Like Kubernetes, we rely on strong consistency throughout o
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by paulddraper 3mo ago
> It's quite natural to start doing (2) in a consumer facing business, isn't it? Absolutely. But also don't break my stuff.
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by paulddraper 3mo ago
Okay, then a $50,000 music video. The idea is to reduce production cost and therefore more plentiful/accessible.
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by paulddraper 3mo ago
Agreed, that’s disturbingly incorrect. If anything, compilers are perfect models of trees and well formed programs.
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by paulddraper 3mo ago
You mean Shell doesn't sell sea shells? [1] [1] Actually it originally did in 1833. It doesn't today. But that’s still the name.
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by paulddraper 3mo ago
Hm, I see your point, about it needing to be more restrictive.
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by paulddraper 3mo ago
Open can have many meanings. Publicly accessible is one of those. What does OpenText mean? [1] They do a lot of classified work for the US government. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenText
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by paulddraper 3mo ago
Extremely silly. Take, for example, OpenText. [1] Nothing about it is free, or open source code, or in any other sense publicly accessible. [2] I don't know if they operate in the EU, but I presume any application for a trademark would
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by paulddraper 3mo ago
> my actual app is pretty much garbage The app review process is explicitly meant to keep out garbage apps. Sounds like it worked as designed?
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by paulddraper 3mo ago
> something that could have been a (smaller, faster, more universally-accessible) Full circle. I remember when people were complaining that native was smaller, faster, and had richer accessibility integration.
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by paulddraper 3mo ago
> Optimizing for the last microsecond I don't see that anywhere. I see "Fast where it counts."
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by paulddraper 3mo ago
Well it’s both of those things. Power is exercised according to desire.
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by paulddraper 3mo ago
> It's just the money. Money is a materialization of human desire.
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by paulddraper 3mo ago
> literally raping the planet Explanation needed.
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by paulddraper 3mo ago
Most of that list is done in session. This was just everyone leaving on a Friday, sort of a work day, sort of not.
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by paulddraper 3mo ago
Same with monetary amounts. Movies in 1950s: "For this heist you will receive a fantastical sum of $100,000." Nowadays: "$100,000 is a mediocre downpayment in the suburbs."
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by paulddraper 3mo ago
What is the out of session time for?
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by paulddraper 3mo ago
The other thing it does is provided confidence against vendor lock-in. I know that if I buy PostHog, and they go out of business or increase their prices, etc. I have an out.
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by paulddraper 3mo ago
PostHog has always been open source. Please update title accordingly.
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by paulddraper 3mo ago
"How does this affect downstream tools" > It’s worth calling out that workflows that use Vue, MDX, Astro, Svelte, and others will likely not yet be able to leverage TypeScript 7. Similarly, specialized type-checking within temp
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by paulddraper 3mo ago
We're at a state fair watching a lightbulb flicker to life, that works for 12 hours before burning out.

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