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by tmsh 3y ago
https://vercel.com/templates/next.js/nextjs-enterprise-boile... via https://vercel.com/templates?type=saas
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In 2024 all major cloud providers have NoSQL (AWS DynamoDB and its equivalents) that will easily scale to beyond this use case, managed purely by good single table design. That is the best practice for this and most basic use cases — not RD
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I did a startup at night in the early days of React (2014), using React and golang for the backend. Building the whole stack from scratch gave me the confidence to form a web team within a larger company later some 7-8 years later, even tho
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His last sentence is the main hint. Disagreement over dangers of AGI discoveries and how to handle I’d guess.
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ChatGPT 4: “ Brian Chesky, the co-founder and CEO of Airbnb, has developed a unique approach to product management, drawing inspiration from the principles and practices at Apple during Steve Jobs' era. This approach emphasizes a desig
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LLM CLI tool (can connect to public and self-hosted LLMs)(llm.datasette.io)
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Generative AI Application Builder on AWS (Implementation Guide)(docs.aws.amazon.com)
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Slack Down(status.slack.com)
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Good write up. Conway’s law is super important. I work at a FAANG and our org’s most senior leader had that point too. Why they got to assume their reader is a “man” at the end though?
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+1 I tend to agree with that in terms of how to think about AI. It's all just neocortex. The alignment issue could be unpacked as more of a "lizard brain <-> mammalian brain <-> pre-frontal cortex <-> LLM-enhance
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Need to imagine more in terms of the possibilities before dismissing it. Were all of the promises of mobile fully realized? No, but about 60% were (uber, increased mobility, notifications, shopping, news, mail, 80% of use cases previously h
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Papers are pretty good https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arbitrage_pricing_theory The CAPM model and APT imho is what portfolio management theory is based on: valuing equities or other instruments relative to each other.
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Stephen Ross ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephen_Ross_(economist) )'s books on APT / CAPM are pretty good too imho.
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Yes, exactly right re: tinkering I think. Exploring adjacent areas to work or entirely new areas slowly with a beginner’s mind aimed at carefully understanding and appreciating building blocks.
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Learn to find joy in the little, bottom-up things. Curiosity and humility are relevant. If you don’t, you fail in an evolutionary sense compared to those who learn to do this (it’s why commencement speakers touch on finding your passion — y
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One day you will find yourself writing a book. If you’re writing for a very specific audience make it clear in the title. Don’t assume your audience is male. It’s fun to write in this style though. And yeah some of them are quite good. I’m
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Few things do I read day-to-day that prompt me to physically say aloud "oh fuck." Heather was an amazing writer, always humorous in the face of adversity. Sometimes, over the years, I feel fortunate that we had a few e-mail exchan
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“Godfather of artificial intelligence” talks impact and potential of AI(youtube.com)
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Lots of great quotes like: "Inference will be the way software is operated in the future. Inference is simply a piece of software that was written by a computer instead of a piece of software that was written by a human and every c
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by tmsh 4y ago
I’d do it all in the AWS console with Lambda and DynamoDB. Ask ChatGPT for some boilerplate with the v3 AWS SDK API. There’s a few AWS-sponsored workshops. It’s pretty cheap for low/medium usage. Amplify is a nice wrapper and will give
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The whole main short-term, medium-term and long-term points of code reviews is to teach. Teaching is a gift. It doesn't mean you have to slow things down but it's always a gift. Anything implying otherwise negates the experience o
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The irony coming from an HBS publication. The opposite argument is that we should make managers more effective at unlocking their team and org’s potential. And that the number is just about right (when you consider two pizza teams and the m
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+1. "...not because it's easy, but because it's hard."
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Top Announcements of AWS re:Invent 2022(aws.amazon.com)
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https://techcrunch.com/2019/02/13/facebook-mulled-multi-bill... I wonder why Unity didn't agree to be acquired. Say what you want about Meta they were pretty good at acquiring companies.
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I wouldn’t be surprised if some of the “Tesla engineers” brought in are former social media company engineers in the early days. It’s an incorrect assumption that all they’ve done is program for cars.
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As your https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cone_of_Uncertainty gets increasingly confident, the key is to always think at least two steps ahead and take seriously what your estimates are, esp. long poles in the process. I w
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The post only mentions Uber Eats in the article’s tags. That lowers credibility a bit I think? Uber Eats seems like it has the potential to level out the lack of profitability on the rides side. And they have a better, more reliable service
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Amazon.com Announces Second Quarter Results(ir.aboutamazon.com)
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I think this is a good take: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBo4GViDxzc (and that John Oliver has gotten better and better at distilling the why of current events)

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