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by websap 6mo ago
Yup, you are correct to not generalize, because Austin is one of the cheapest "cities" in America.
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by websap 6mo ago
Once every infowars article and video is on the onion, they will instantly make sense. How long does it take to retrain foundational models and SEO to understand that those articles are absolutely trash?
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by websap 6mo ago
> A redesign that gets replaced 2 years later is a catastrophe. People forget how quickly Uber scaled, and the user impact of not being able to track your trips could be catastrophic to retention. There's a class of tech-influencer
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by websap 6mo ago
I think X paid for itself, so it worked our for him.
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by websap 6mo ago
Do you think if the agency hired a consultant to build this , a consultant couldn’t have made the same mistakes? Lack of security theater is a good thing for most businesses
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by websap 6mo ago
I appreciate a good UX improvement, and I respectfully appreciate you building this for your own use case. But Dawg? Really!
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by websap 6mo ago
If we don't innovate, someone else will. This is the very nature of being a human being. We summit mountains, regardless of the danger or challenge.
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by websap 6mo ago
Isn't it a little weird that we trust this app to help us build some of the most important parts of our business and the company that vends this app keep breaking it in unique ways. At my workplace we have been sticking with older vers
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by websap 6mo ago
Yeah, sounds like a skill issue.
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by websap 7mo ago
There are a plethora of models that you can use with open code. Anthropic is well within its rights to limit third-party usage of services that violate the TOS. As a Claude code user I’d much rather have the very best experience on Claude c
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by websap 7mo ago
Yeah, the article is slop. Not even AI slop. More like guilty conscience slop. I ran an experiment where I set DDG as my default on all surfaces. About 3 - 4 months in, I actually started hating searching, and a few weeks later most of my q
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by websap 8mo ago
They could likely increase their budget slightly and run an LLM-based judge.
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by websap 8mo ago
My gym in Seattle used this, and it was great. I often forgot bringing my fob, and not needing to explain to the frontdesk person was fantastic.
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by websap 9mo ago
The best code is no code. Every line of extra code added, and every extra platform supported is potential for more bugs, which has the potential to affect my user experience.
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by websap 10mo ago
I actually have a problem with this. I want AirPods to be undeniably the best experience for me because I am fully locked into the Apple ecosystem, and I know many folks have complaints against that. I find it to be rather pleasurable to us
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by websap 10mo ago
You built a solid app!
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by websap 11mo ago
> Users simply do not want to type out “hey, can you increase the font size for me” when they could simply hit “ctrl-plus” or click a single button3. I would def challenge this. “Turn off private relay”, “send this photo to X”, “Add a pi
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by websap 1y ago
Yes, not using it especially during a job search is foolish. The information asymmetry is against you, fight the machine!
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by websap 1y ago
Thanks for documenting your experience, I would not buy a Volvo ever.
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by websap 1y ago
As someone currently on the H1B program, and working in tech for the past 10 years, how do I navigate the current climate in the US? Especially when sentiment around H1B workers is at an all time low - https://news.ycombinator.co
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by websap 1y ago
You can literally download and try it for free. Cursor is just better, its insane that Microsoft screwed up AGAIN!
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by websap 1y ago
Currently using cursor. I've found cursor even without the AI features to be a more responsive VS Code. I've found the AI features to be particularly useful when I contain the blast radius to a unit of work. If I am continuously a
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Cursor CTO Just Buried Yugabyte Recommends PostgresSQL on RDS(youtube.com)
1 points by websap 1y ago|1 comments
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by websap 1y ago
Crazy to see him just bury their DB provider. I wonder how many SaaS-infra providers that aim to provide a more managed infrastructure experience over AWS would share the same fate if one of their users blew up like Cursor! At least for now
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Ask HN: Luxury legacy car manufacturers seem to still struggle with their apps
1 points by websap 1y ago|0 comments
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by websap 2y ago
I know this is a fast evolving space, but I'd love to learn more about what exactly is possible here. The API doesn't seem to be very well documented.
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by websap 2y ago
Checked out the readme and the screenshots and this looks quite polished. I didn't see anyway to connect with my bank accounts and pull this information. Would you be open to adding an integration like this? Maybe through Stripe financ
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by websap 2y ago
Imagine your kid not getting invited to birthday parties because they or you don't use an iPhone. Apple knows what it's doing and shareholders are gonna love it!
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by websap 2y ago
What does this mean for folks like me who buy Vanguard ETFs through Robinhood. The Vanguard UI / UX is absolutely terrible. Opening the website instantly transports me to 2002.
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by websap 2y ago
Here's the simple question - who gets fired when the deliverables aren't met? This is the single greatest motivators for American companies in our exhausting capitalistic society.

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