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by rgbrgb 2y ago
In the current landscape I think competition handles this neatly, especially since open models have almost the opposite incentive (training on concision is cheaper). As siblings note, Claude tends to be a little less verbose. Though I find
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
The way health insurance companies optimize for denials in the US.
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
the server cost is basically nothing since since it's static content. probably fits into free offerings from cloudflare. the summarization is where the cost is and it would be cool to have some crowdsourced contributor model there. sme
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Next.js 15.1(nextjs.org)
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
> Full dashboard demo hosted on 6$ vultr instance https://demo.vinceanalytics.com/share/vinceanalytics.com/v1/ ... 404 page not found
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
what else do you need?
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TypeScript ORM Benchmarks(benchmarks.prisma.io)
4 points by rgbrgb 2y ago|2 comments
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Graphile-worker: High performance Node.js/PostgreSQL job queue(github.com)
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
idk if this is steel, but I think the basic counterpoint is that humans are biased. No matter what, you are going to be compared against your co-workers sometimes (think layoffs or raises). Say your manager has 10% of budget to allocate to
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
broadly, thinking about up-leveling careers for tech people who are very talented but not natural self-promoters. https://www.hedgy.works Currently going through the predictable chicken/egg motions of bootstrapping what is
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
worried about the youth if this is true. are we alienating them from a relatively safe form of mischief and mind expansion by making it legal and socially accepted? hoping that perhaps it's reporting error as kids get smart about surve
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
> Leaves me wondering how many of these Apple actually sell I think we can check since they're public. Looks like 5-8 million per quarter [0]. Approx 10% of their computer sales [1]. [0]: https://www.statista.com/sta
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
fwiw, hn definitely deals with that issue too
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easy way to reduce bots though
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this is useful, thanks. looks like I can probably do what I'm trying to do (update cookie, return html in one request) with middleware.
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
agree, this statement should be in the docs. didn’t realize app router wasn’t intended for my use case
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
thanks for the link! i hear you on not having to build for everyone and it's good to take a stance and not be for everyone / every use case. dhh talked about this at railsworld recently [0]. i think i've got it working ok wit
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
Agree, this is a strange framework decision and I also hit this recently. I think the TLDR is that you can't mutate cookies in server components so that they can fully support HTML streaming. The workaround is doing a second request fr
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
I understand the sentiment but you may be overlooking how you and your interests can change as the company scales. The version of you running the 200 person company probably looks different from the seed stage version and won't want to
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
you might mean shopify, not spotify. I think spotify is python/go, whereas shopify was started by a rails core contributor and probably has the biggest rails deployment in the world
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
yeah, OP feels like a gpt rewrite of this post by DHH
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
Agree with you pushing back on the TS hate. The ecosystem and tooling have gotten very mature and very productive IMO for building UIs. However, static sites are by definition not CRUD sites and yes I would guess most HN web devs make CRUD
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
Congrats on the launch! Stoked for another effort to do a typescript rails. That's a very different and IMO much more ambitious goal than doing a simpler next.js. RedwoodJS is the current notable effort in that realm but sadly doesn&#x
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
totally. love what y'all are trying
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
This is my first time seeing Expensify's extensive open source work. Pretty cool and rare. Were they always open source? Anyone understand the strategy here or used the new App?
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
Working on Hedgy, a tool for confidentially exploring new job opportunities without messing with your current employment. It's a combo referral/reputation network (members endorse each other) and anonymized hiring platform. Member
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
> Seller agents in the Bay Area will definitely "blacklist" buyers who use this, as they've done for Redfin and Open Listings. How are you solving this? OL founder here. A few points to consider: - We represented buyers on
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Once #1 is nobuild for the front-end (2023)(world.hey.com)
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Cool! Found this little video of it in action https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bM_DrpCK5i0
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> Personally, the comparison to Claude and 4o doesn't quite seem apples-to-apples. If you were to have 4o/Claude take multiple rounds to review and reflect on their initial drafts, would we see similar gains? I suspect they wou

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