sadeshmukh

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by sadeshmukh 1y ago
We extensively use Canvases, as well as pinned messages and message links to reference others. As in, I often need to look at older messages, very occasionally years old, but usually within the month.
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by sadeshmukh 1y ago
Rate limits are bad (2/min for channel history). We've explicitly been told not to scrape API, since admins are working on exporting the data into Mattermost.
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by sadeshmukh 1y ago
Discord has a terrible permissions model. In Slack, anybody can create bots and channels without Workspace Admin. Slack worked best for the usecase, by far.
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by sadeshmukh 1y ago
It was no longer the free nonprofit plan since a few years back, and there was a special contract drawn with HC (that's the 5000/yr mentioned in the original post).
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by sadeshmukh 1y ago
We use a lot of Slack specific features, especially bots, and it's more of a pain to move thousands of users and channels than to just pay up.
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by sadeshmukh 1y ago
It did happen, at least from the perspective of a one year member. We had zero warning, and even core staff were caught off guard. Our migration basically began now.
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by sadeshmukh 1y ago
The price came out of nowhere for Hack Club. Slack had a unique agreement, also lowering the minimum age, with this specific nonprofit. I'd argue that for their scale, 200k/yr from 5k/yr with a week of warning is absolutely c
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by sadeshmukh 1y ago
Default is to require auth for all installations - you can turn it off. For me, I keep apps to a minimum and haven't really run into too many app deprecations.
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by sadeshmukh 1y ago
The selling point is that you can ship JS, but only when necessary, and only scoped to the components that need it. It's not at all about removing the framework entirely.
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Putting the "You" in CPU(cpu.land)
3 points by sadeshmukh 1y ago|0 comments
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by sadeshmukh 1y ago
Voice chats are e2ee, so I'm not sure where you're making this information up from.
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by sadeshmukh 1y ago
Steam has a near total monopoly on PC gaming and has an equivalent cut.
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by sadeshmukh 1y ago
They have a 10k/day API. I'm sure that's enough for one person.
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by sadeshmukh 1y ago
The Google programmable search engine is unlimited and can search the web: https://programmablesearchengine.google.com/about/
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by sadeshmukh 1y ago
It's been increasing. They have the =AI function, generative tables, and a thing to read and "analyze" your stuff for you (though it generally says things you could probably guess). But I'm sure it'll get even bette
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by sadeshmukh 1y ago
There's also a button to skip commonly skipped sections - basically sponsor skip.
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by sadeshmukh 1y ago
Search, YouTube, Meet, Nest, Workspace - I definitely heard from people I know personally or dealt with myself about YouTube, Nest, and Search, but the others are from downdetector.
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Bobby Tables: A guide to preventing SQL injection(bobby-tables.com)
3 points by sadeshmukh 1y ago|1 comments
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by sadeshmukh 1y ago
Or, it elevates the tasks artificial intelligence produces to the actual difficulty of them - the human effort.
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by sadeshmukh 1y ago
It's still a setting in their dashboard, but the site owner has to manually enable Always Online.
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by sadeshmukh 1y ago
What exactly is disingenuous about it?
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by sadeshmukh 1y ago
You control the prompt and the system prompt. No, it's not hyper specialized yet on the training side, but that doesn't matter. You can explicitly control the files it reads in Cursor, and I'm sure Roo and Aider can as well.
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by sadeshmukh 1y ago
This is very much against TOS (selfbots are explicitly against it) and the only way you should be doing this is through the normal bot interface with community consent. Even then you could get in trouble with consent issues.
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Utility for mass-downloading LRC synced lyrics for your offline music library(github.com)
1 points by sadeshmukh 1y ago|0 comments
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by sadeshmukh 1y ago
I love this setup. I've now synced between my phone and laptop, with a backup on a cloud server, and it deserved a post on my fledgling blog: https://blog.sahil.ink/obsidian-and-syncthing/
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by sadeshmukh 1y ago
For those of you who're interested in the Wikipedia Philosophy thing, check out this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-llumS2rA8I
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by sadeshmukh 1y ago
Maybe godot? The unity scandal recently is not great for developers.
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by sadeshmukh 1y ago
Fireship is the channel name - firebase is the product he initially had based his channel off
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Presentation Slides with Markdown(sli.dev)
273 points by sadeshmukh 1y ago|91 comments
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by sadeshmukh 1y ago
Because the only difference between them is their government, not history, not internal differences, or anything else?

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