topicseed

8 ms·

91.
by topicseed 4y ago
Loved my Samsung S21 Ultra overall, but holy moly the installed apps... Anyway, now with a Pixel 7 Pro and would take a lot to make me go astray.
92.
by topicseed 4y ago
Not there yet, but if google manages to nail it and make it have always current knowledge, it could definitely be.
93.
by topicseed 4y ago
And that will be a tough problem to solve but Google may do something similar to what they do with YouTube Premium and paying creators an amount that is based on how much of their content the subscribers of Premium have watched. Google Sear
94.
by topicseed 4y ago
SEOs (like me) are terrified of Google releasing a proper public Search chat — as people would not really need to visit websites. But the space is incredibly exciting as a user/searcher/average joe.
95.
by topicseed 4y ago
What if two rows use the same prev_playlist_member_id?
96.
by topicseed 4y ago
I'd love to just be allowed to ORDER BY a column (col3) that is not in the SELECT DISTINCT ON (col1, col2) clause.
97.
by topicseed 4y ago
Works great in F1, would be fun in soccer, football, or even basketball.
98.
by topicseed 4y ago
I see your maths here but Cloudflare hits include any assets, images, and so on so one page views fans out potentially dozens of hits. Cloudflare also includes all bots and non-human hits.
99.
by topicseed 4y ago
Right, that's scraping results, not from an API that doesn't exist. What exists is Custom Search from Google and that's an API to search results on your own website.
100.
by topicseed 4y ago
Golang backend, Sveltekit frontend, and Openapi in-between with codegen on both ends to type it all (and document) throughout.
101.
by topicseed 4y ago
Don't think Google has a paid Search API. Bing does though with Azure.
102.
by topicseed 4y ago
But it's no longer possible to operate that way as they were getting gamed by SEO's. Today may look bad for searchers like us but it could be a lot worse. It's a constant battle.
103.
by topicseed 4y ago
Ouch that domain is calling for a cease and desist due to trademark/copyright infringement
104.
by topicseed 4y ago
M Schumacher for example :) (the father!)
105.
by topicseed 4y ago
Do you accept commissions? For example, if I want an F1 driver sculpted?
106.
by topicseed 4y ago
> and other related metadata features Such as? Actually curious and doing a lot of sales myself, I'm interested!
107.
by topicseed 4y ago
200%. I find them "cute" so tried to use them in some internal tools with React. And.... I confused myself on this very exact issue you describe so I changed to a regular checkbox.
108.
by topicseed 4y ago
From what you've been writing, he is not bringing half the value into the business today. Hard to quantify from here but 50/50 seems like a stretch.
109.
by topicseed 4y ago
Can't wait for you to be spotted and hired by ClickUp ;-)
110.
by topicseed 4y ago
What are differences between v4 and v3?
111.
by topicseed 4y ago
BBC Sounds — F1 Spygate (Sport's Strangest Crimes) https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0dg9kj4 And quite a few from Darknet Diaries, as always.
112.
by topicseed 4y ago
Yep... This is incredibly frustrating and literally they do not care about fixing it.
113.
by topicseed 4y ago
When you build in public, you share more than what's on your website. You tend to share tactics you used, even vaguely. It may have taken you months to get there and you're making it easier for others to catch up. Or so some peopl
114.
by topicseed 4y ago
Competition is fierce in that "monitoring" space. How do you market it effectively?
115.
by topicseed 4y ago
> for a company who maybe makes 1 million a year Do they?
116.
by topicseed 4y ago
Is Svelte eating Vue's lunch but not really eating React's?
117.
by topicseed 4y ago
Openapi, then codegen on both ends — frontend (orval) with TS and react-query, and backend with golang (openapi codegen) for the server's request and response objects. Works a treat.
118.
by topicseed 4y ago
Errors are undeniably verbose but they incite the developer to consider them, and add context or information to them. I wouldn't say they're a massive issue. Now, enums I find myself missing, and the same goes for parsing dates fr
119.
by topicseed 4y ago
> People complained, Google didn't care. At one point after a few weeks it just magically reverted back. So Google did care? At this scale, change takes time to unfold due to bureaucracy and technical reasons.
120.
by topicseed 4y ago
Good. Postman is an example of very useful and good software turning into inconvenient bloatware.

More ›