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by runako 8mo ago
FWIW it doesn't look like pricing or details of the service offerings are available on the desktop site, either.
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by runako 8mo ago
> you'll easily burn your token rate on a single prompt or two My experience has been that I can usually work for a few hours before hitting a rate limit on the $20 subscription. My work time does not frequently overlap with core bu
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by runako 8mo ago
The thing about lower barriers is that it makes it easier for e.g. Salesforce to raise the level of expectations. And that's the moving target. New employees will come from elsewhere and wonder how a company is operating using tools fr
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by runako 8mo ago
> what if this time it's senior developers and they actually can slap something together better then the expensive SAAS offerings A typical SaaS customer will use many pieces of software (we mostly call them SaaS now) across its var
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by runako 9mo ago
Fair! I was going to go back and edit, but my comment was more for other people who read your comment thinking it was a good idea for them to do (assuming they can raise their hands over their heads).
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by runako 9mo ago
> When they wave me to the scanner, I say "I can't raise my arms over my head." IANAL but I would be very cautious about lying to a federal agent, or anyone acting in a capacity on behalf of a federal agent (this is all of
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by runako 9mo ago
I think comments focusing on the App Store are way off base. Unless my household is a wild outlier, I would expect the vast majority of services revenue to be Apple One and similar. You need more cloud storage to backup your photos, you get
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by runako 9mo ago
Coincidentally, that would be the first time it would be urgent to study.
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by runako 9mo ago
This whole thread is about whether the most valuable startup of all time will be able to raise enough money to see the next calendar year. It's definitely rational to decide to pay wholesale for LLMs given: - consumer adoption is uncle
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by runako 9mo ago
I read that as meaning even the scaled robotaxi service (Waymo) does not throw off enough cash to offset the loss of Tesla's vehicle sales unit. (The putative Tesla buyer they are dissuading from purchase would have to take a whole lot
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by runako 9mo ago
> getting squeezed out of the high end by legacy automakers where their lower cost batteries don’t matter as much. They are absolutely fucked on the low end as soon as Chinese cars enter the picture. The deep irony here is that after ~15
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by runako 9mo ago
This is a term that is also used (in an American context) to refer to the sites where Japanese-Americans were imprisoned during WWII.
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by runako 9mo ago
Is it possible that you did not fully understand the reasons people were protesting at Tesla dealerships? Perhaps the protests were less about Twitter than you may be assuming, and more about something else that happened much later than the
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by runako 9mo ago
This rule was obviously silly (and Chenoweth herself didn't suggest it was a hard rule) given that we know e.g. Mississippi had an engaged, vocal opposition in active protest, and that opposition was far larger than 3.5% of the populat
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by runako 9mo ago
Over that timeframe, did anything change about the relationship of the CEO of Tesla and the US government?
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by runako 9mo ago
Any competent court would find that is a modification to the prescribed operation of the vehicle.
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by runako 9mo ago
> what we have in the modern Democratic Party is an intentional choice not to promise or do anything but to expect votes Do people really believe this? That there are no policy programs from Democratic candidates? Nothing on healthcare,
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by runako 9mo ago
FWIW this is what Linux and the early open-source databases (e.g. PostgreSQL and MySQL) did. They usually lagged for large sets of users: Linux was not as advanced as Solaris, PostgreSQL lacked important features contained in Oracle. The pr
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by runako 9mo ago
No? When I have paired, normally the other person can e.g. run the app without getting my review & signoff. Because the other person also is a programmer, (typically) working on their computer. The overall result will be the product of
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by runako 9mo ago
> whitelist specific actions > file writes > construct a `curl` I am not a security researcher, but this combination does not align with "safe" to me. More practically, if you are using a coding agent, you explicitly want
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by runako 9mo ago
> propose to run a malicious Bash command I am not sure it is reasonably possible to determine which Bash commands are malicious. This is especially so given the multitude of exploits latent in the systems & software to which Bash wi
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by runako 9mo ago
SolidQueue uses its own db configuration. > it shouldn’t be the same as the production database This is highly dependent on the application (scale, usage, phase of lifecycle, etc.)
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by runako 9mo ago
I didn't look at it that way, but there is unfortunately a bit of truth in that analysis. Such is life in a captured state. Honestly, I wasn't being quite that cynical. Just pointing out that there are actors who have business int
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by runako 9mo ago
Public school -- new concept that caused massive changes to social behaviors and patterns of association. Nobody knew ahead of time what the results of this would be, so it was as much an experiment as letting kids access Instagram. Rock &a
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by runako 9mo ago
(Not in Texas) Did this apply to X (Twitter) at all?
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by runako 9mo ago
TV, radio, public school, computers, video games, rock & roll, rap, desegregation, etc.
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by runako 9mo ago
You've identified the group that would be incentivized to lobby for this architecture.
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by runako 9mo ago
This is directionally not totally off-base, but: > it's hard to hire native UI developers This is the pool of mobile devs. If Microsoft is unwilling to eat the lead time (measured in weeks) for an existing native mobile dev to becom
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by runako 9mo ago
> 3 motivated developers and a designer Curious how much cash folks think it takes to cover this headcount. I have a feeling people are wildly underestimating the cost of a team this size.
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by runako 9mo ago
Sincerely hope the Tailwind team can navigate this rough patch. Frontend output from LLMs is (in my experience) subpar when compared to human-built components. However, I am not primarily a frontend dev. I would definitely pay for something

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