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631.
by pier25 1y ago
> What about Rails or Redis or Linux? Linux and Redis have funding and millions of users. So much depends on these projects. Rails is less popular these days but still a project with a long history, financial backing, and a huge ecosys
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by pier25 1y ago
It's great. I wish they released a JS/TS version though. A custom language that basically depends on a single guy is a hard sell.
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by pier25 1y ago
In terms of simplicity Mithril is pretty great. Personally don't love the hyperscript syntax but it can be used with jsx. Also Preact but the mental model is closer to React. And Vue can be used from a script tag without a build step t
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by pier25 1y ago
Youtube with ads would be even worse
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by pier25 1y ago
It used to be very good maybe 5 years ago.
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by pier25 1y ago
Maybe but why make the experience worse for the actual users who are not abandoning for TikTok?
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by pier25 1y ago
Maybe Steinberg is getting ready to add CLAP to their software?
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Nap Visualization Platform(nap-framework.tech)
2 points by pier25 1y ago|0 comments
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by pier25 1y ago
Fly was supposed to fix Heroku but my bill more than doubled since they changed how they charge for shared CPUs. https://community.fly.io/t/cpu-quotas-update/23473
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by pier25 1y ago
Can anyone comment on how Disco compares to Dokku?
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Google phases out Privacy Sandbox(forbes.com)
8 points by pier25 1y ago|2 comments
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by pier25 1y ago
Makes you wonder if the judge who decided Google could keep Chrome knew this was coming.
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by pier25 1y ago
That would be amazing but I'm not holding my breath.
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by pier25 1y ago
I've been using Bun for the past few weeks and it's quite impressive. The stack: Bun, Hono, Zod, Drizzle, and Postgres. Zero issues so far. Everything is super snappy.
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by pier25 1y ago
If OpenAI had anything even resembling AGI they'd be milking the shit of that, even if only for marketing.
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by pier25 1y ago
Or Sora...
647.
by pier25 1y ago
Fusion has been 30 years away since the 50s or 60s. I don't think I will see either AGI or commercial fusion in my lifetime.
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by pier25 1y ago
> You don't need Laravel if you use Next But you do need to solve a lot of stuff that Laravel already solves for you.
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by pier25 1y ago
Someone on Reddit did the math and they'd need to pay 20x to get the same usage as before. https://www.reddit.com/r/AugmentCodeAI/comments/1o60nlz/addr...
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by pier25 1y ago
thanks I had always assumed it needed to be present in the base design of the chip
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by pier25 1y ago
As do I but still use containers with dokku.
652.
by pier25 1y ago
Does the M5 feature the UltraFusion connector which would enable the Ultra variant?
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by pier25 1y ago
Who doesn't use containers these days to deploy web apps?
654.
by pier25 1y ago
I would rather play at 60fps with no upscaling or frame generation than 120fps.
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by pier25 1y ago
Blazor is popular? First time I hear this. Also the article is commenting on this other article from 2022 which is severely outdated by now. https://journals.riverpublishers.com/index.php/JWE/article/v...
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by pier25 1y ago
Does steam work on that version? That's pretty much the only reason I use Windows these days.
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by pier25 1y ago
OpenAI has signed a deal with AMD that they will buy $100B worth of gpus. On top of the gpus... AMD has offered cheap equity to sweeten the deal and help them get financing to pay for the gpus. Am I getting this right?
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by pier25 1y ago
Per user/domain. I'm retrieving POP emails from multiple domains. To migrate to Google Workspace I'd need to pay like $40 per month... and a couple of those inboxes rarely receive any emails.
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by pier25 1y ago
Same. What are the alternative you're looking at? Currently looking at Zoho. Apparently Proton doesn't have third party POP accounts.
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by pier25 1y ago
> while getting Gmail features for free Maybe initially. But if you use Gmail for third party email storage (which is what the POP feature is really about) after some time you'll have to pay for Google One for more storage.

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