saxenaabhi

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by saxenaabhi 10mo ago
We have a POS system where entire blogic is postgres functions. There are many others as well. Sure Rails/Laravel/Django people use the ORM supplied by their framework, but many of us feel it's un-necessary and limiting. Limi
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by saxenaabhi 10mo ago
It probably is violating the ToS. But would like to know more.
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by saxenaabhi 10mo ago
Wait what did I just read? This sounds horrible and pure evil and not worthy of america. My sympathies are with you!
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by saxenaabhi 10mo ago
These aren't 6 different way. You are talking about something like network layers in graphql. That's on our roadmap for other reasons(switching api endpoints to digital ocean when our main cloudflare worker is having an outage), h
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by saxenaabhi 10mo ago
Not the OP but we use LLMs to build a restaurant pos system with reservations, loyalty, webshop etc. Almost at feature parity with bigwigs like lightspeed/toast. > I find having a back-end-forth with an agent exhausting, probably be
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by saxenaabhi 11mo ago
Why not just stop taxing dividends? CIT already has been paid on it, so why charge PIT on it? Like estonia. That would mean there's no incentive for companies to buy back stock instead of dividends.
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by saxenaabhi 11mo ago
> On the other hand, in the 2020s, India, Israel, most Eastern European states, Ireland, Costa Rica, and a couple others have launched industrial promotion subsidizes for software offshoring - often providing US$10k-30k per head in feder
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by saxenaabhi 11mo ago
Still, it's only 40bn per year divided by 3b so equal to around 15$/person/year Isn't that super cheap? Just think of the revolutionary impact it would have on education, health, work etc. I don't understand how any
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by saxenaabhi 11mo ago
Same does apply to gas contracts. So many a time LNG companies break contracts and pay hefty penalties if the spot rate is high enough.
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by saxenaabhi 11mo ago
> If a company wants 100 robots, they must be paying a human for every robot they utilize somehow This is so bonkers and absurd I don't know what to say. > Automatically suggesting alternatives of local human businesses vs the bi
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by saxenaabhi 11mo ago
A chinese has much less per capita emission than let's say someone from a western country. I think there should be a equal global limit on how much per capita CO2 your can release and if you exceed you should pay a penalty and if you a
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by saxenaabhi 11mo ago
Plenty of worker owned software consultancies in germany, and specially in Hamburg for some reason. From the site of one that I that I used to work for(they are very friendly so you can hit them up if you want some advice on setting up one)
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by saxenaabhi 11mo ago
> You have the opportunity here to convince me, I want to believe there is some merit to this latest AI summer. But I am not seeing the evidence for it. As I said the evidence is in companies not hiring anymore since they don't need
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by saxenaabhi 11mo ago
The proof is in feature velocity of devs/teams that use it and in the layoffs due to efficiency gains. I think it's very hard to convince AI skeptics since for some reason they feel more threatened by it than rest. It's count
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by saxenaabhi 11mo ago
Yeah, I think high tens of millions of jobs would be eliminated. Most employers are seat warmers anyways.
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by saxenaabhi 11mo ago
Most public companies aren't attributing it to AI yet due to fear of backlash, but it's obvious to most of us. And Startups and SMB's are more open to attributing it to efficiency gains due to AI. If you aren't seeing it
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by saxenaabhi 11mo ago
> In a world where AI automates jobs, arguably any business services you could offer would likely have no customers because those potential customers can automate the services you offer themselves just like AI automates the employment sk
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by saxenaabhi 11mo ago
We do use workers, but with hono so it's easy to deploy it on render with node. There are other cloudflare products for which there are not many alternative(durable objects, workflows etc), but at least for us we don't use them in
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by saxenaabhi 11mo ago
Yes, that's my approach as well. Issue is when users opens the app during downtime or hit reload. Primary domain would return a 5xx.
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by saxenaabhi 11mo ago
If there was no effect we wouldn't be seeing so many mass layoffs and people complaining about this job market being worst than even dot com crash.
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by saxenaabhi 11mo ago
Feature velocity has increase manifold. And this is despite decreased team size. A small startup now has the chance to compete with incumbents without raising from VCs. Not talking about you, but I think cynics just look at it with too much
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by saxenaabhi 11mo ago
These consumers will have to stop being entitled salaryman and show some entrepreneurship to survive. I think that's good thing.
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by saxenaabhi 11mo ago
> If AI is somewhat successful at automating knowledge work, what feasible job could exist that doesn't require your mind or body? Very few office jobs in bigcos, but it does mean that you'll not need as much capital as before
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by saxenaabhi 11mo ago
There are hundreds of thousands of developers here including me who would vouch that AI does make them vastly more productive.
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by saxenaabhi 11mo ago
Setting up a replica and then pointing your api requests at it when cloudflare request fails is trivial. This way if you have a SPA and as long as your site/app is open the users won't notice. The issue is DNS since DNS propagatio
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by saxenaabhi 11mo ago
Isn't openAI already profitable on inference? I understand training is still costly, but it's not unimaginable for it to turn profitable as well if you think believe they'll generate trillions in value by eliminating millions
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by saxenaabhi 11mo ago
pitr, setting up a replica, observability, performance reports etc
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by saxenaabhi 11mo ago
This lacks formulas? If anyone is interested i can recomment org-mode tables which looks more feature rich than visidata: https://orgmode.org/worg/org-tutorials/org-spreadsheet-intro...
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by saxenaabhi 11mo ago
Then concurrency suffers since you have to have locks when you update files. That's also why ducklake performs better than others. For many use cases this trade-off is worth it.
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by saxenaabhi 1y ago
Does anyone know any good wifi printers receipt printers? The only one I could find was Epson TM-30III but it's like 280E here.

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