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railsgirls112
6mo ago
The only other pricing data available suggests its the context cache that's eating usage. If you have a big context on a 5 min cache (default) you're essentially sending the whole context every time you take a break from the api.
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railsgirls112
9mo ago
I love this, thank you for sharing. I imagine that position gives you an exposure to humanity that many can't handle with that kind of grace and constitution. We surely need more people like him.
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railsgirls112
2y ago
How do you not unflag this? This is a historic moment with the whole country watching. Not separate from technology intellectual curiosity or the world. What does it say that this discussion is being suppressed?
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railsgirls112
2y ago
mind sharing some of your experience regarding emotional attachments / social groups?
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Ask HN: Favorite Podcast of 2023?
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3y ago
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railsgirls112
5y ago
> - Flavor This is obviously not an objective metric of superiority. > - Fills the stomach (can be a disadvantage too, but is advantageous in some situations, e.g. while waiting for dinner to be served at a party) Also subjective, a
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railsgirls112
5y ago
Climate disaster is a fundamentally global issue? I fail to see how this invalidates anything
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5y ago
Eh, maybe at a senior dev 10x level. I'd wager that a large segment of the population is totally capable of writing relatively non complex code, given the training/resources that many software devs have (university, internships, o
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railsgirls112
5y ago
10% gain in productivity =/= 10% gain in compensation, most people already have a chair/desk so replacing their function does not automatically make it cheaper. Seems like you're doing more of a math problem instead of applyi
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The Myth of Panic
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railsgirls112
5y ago
Hasn't that been the case in places like NYC for a bit now? I remember reading about like single digit occupancy rates in massive luxury apts. I'd imagine that would have only increased but would love a check on my understanding.
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railsgirls112
6y ago
https://github.com/localstack/localstack Is a pretty good testing framework that we use at my workplace for a dockerized microservice setup. Requires some config but has mocks for most of the big services (specifically
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railsgirls112
6y ago
> A few thousand software developers can and did obviate maybe million+ secretaries, travel agents, book sellers, retail middlemen, map makers, camera manufacturers, advertisers etc. Your point isn't necessarily wrong, but it's
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railsgirls112
7y ago
Good thing no younger adults in the western world are overworked and under rested ;)
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railsgirls112
7y ago
Thank you! I don't have exact figures handy but short answer no, not at this scale at least. Manufacturing, design, materials, safety etc. all easily runs in the tens of thousands of dollars. We are on a much tighter budget, but AFAIK
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7y ago
This is similar to a project I've been a part of called Operation Space, the difference being we are students not backed by one single university or organization. We've been monitoring USC's progress for months and they have