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by wouldbecouldbe 4mo ago
I mean you can get that for like 300 p/m at hetzner
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by wouldbecouldbe 4mo ago
I asked it to analyse my architecture and find any security issues and it did it perfectly, first identified the issues & then fixed them. Not sure why my prompt managed to get through the guardrails
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by wouldbecouldbe 4mo ago
I asked for checking architecture of new app & api for security issues and it did it without complainig. Today I asked it about whale virus out of curiosity and was dropped to Opus, who gave a great answer. They are for sure not using m
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by wouldbecouldbe 4mo ago
There is 2 ways to have that discussion: 1. Ultra processed food is a media hype -> totally dismiss it 2. Ultra processed food is often used without proper classification and would be more useful to have well defined sub categories
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by wouldbecouldbe 4mo ago
You're just playing the semantics game for the sake of being contrarian. If you really think Oreos, Pringles, and Lunchables aren't ultra-processed and extremely unhealthy, there's no point in having a discussion.
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by wouldbecouldbe 4mo ago
yeah thats why I mentioned it works well IF guided by the correct expert. I agree that you can create a set of domain specific rules, reinforcement layer validation tools, like self driving, that vastly improves the accuracy of au & llm
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by wouldbecouldbe 4mo ago
yeah you can just start your own! meetup (and if you have fb groups) have a good chance to bring in lots of people.
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by wouldbecouldbe 4mo ago
I think the opposite, only the most skilled will be required. But it depends on the skill: - For landing pages & simple saas solutions: marketeers & founders have more skill, since they understand the user best. The real skill is no
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by wouldbecouldbe 4mo ago
Yeah it can do things unguided if the tests to confirm its correctness are very solid. Thats where a lot of progress has been made and where agents are good, but this is domain specific, and a chance where startups can shine.
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by wouldbecouldbe 4mo ago
The issue is, it almost always outperforms knowledge workers. IF the right questions are asked, and IF steered into and corrected at a few crucial points. IF not it goes off in the wrong direction really quick and that's a problem that
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by wouldbecouldbe 4mo ago
In most places there are software meetups, in my area there are many at meetup.com. I once started one myself, that later got taken over and is still quite big. Actually a lot of fun, and at the time we would even get sponsoring offers quit
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by wouldbecouldbe 5mo ago
Yeah overall they are ok. I think 3 times managed db and one or twice a vps just dead. No issues in a year or so. They were always hardware failures, took about 45-120min. Not the end of the world, but also not fun getting lot of client com
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by wouldbecouldbe 5mo ago
I;ve had my share of VPS & Managed DB outages at DO, so they are also not faultless.
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by wouldbecouldbe 5mo ago
This one doesnt seem to be open source though sadly. Using chinese servers is a step to far for me personally
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by wouldbecouldbe 5mo ago
You are sending all your prompts code and files there. So ofcourse its an issue
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by wouldbecouldbe 6mo ago
desk treadmill really helped me
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by wouldbecouldbe 6mo ago
yeah tried to reserve ibu for sleep and during the day walking as much as possible. I know not everyone feels better while walking, luckily I did.
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by wouldbecouldbe 6mo ago
yeah, its the inflammation going down that reliefs the nerve. Took me 3 months, out of 2 i wasn't able to sit. Luckily I could walk and that give me great relief. So walked for hours. Keeping the habit, will mostly being coding from my
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by wouldbecouldbe 6mo ago
Try dealing with a herniated disc, more ibu is definitely better. Too little wont do anything, proper dose and you feel healed
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by wouldbecouldbe 6mo ago
Seems like all dutch cheeses are just grouped under gouda, fine but there are plenty of extra hard, hard, semi-hard, semi goat cheeses. Same with the cow cheeses. See hard goat cheese example, its delicious https://www.goudsekaas
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by wouldbecouldbe 6mo ago
I mean the admin account had visibility of clients env vars, thats maybe not really great in the first place.
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by wouldbecouldbe 6mo ago
When you rotate them, you supposed expire your old vars
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by wouldbecouldbe 6mo ago
I always thought of this idea in the city, there are lots of driving schools and perhaps taxi drivers that can drop packages off if the packages are not in a rush. That might be a start.
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by wouldbecouldbe 6mo ago
because stripe on purpose hide fees, constantly asks you to try out new features and then secretly charges you more then market price when you say yes. See radar, managed payment, stripe billing management etc.
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by wouldbecouldbe 6mo ago
thats a bit my point, you get there at around 18-20K mrr already
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by wouldbecouldbe 6mo ago
It costs much more then that, that's their feeds on top of CC, conversion etc. at 20K mrr you are easily paying 1k p/m in Stripe & Processing fees.
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by wouldbecouldbe 6mo ago
and then without knowing it you are paying 1000's a month to stripe
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by wouldbecouldbe 6mo ago
He is right, reading the docs you have no idea which events leads to what. Nowadays with llm's it's easy before that I still dont know which events mean what.
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by wouldbecouldbe 6mo ago
I remember those 6 page essays i wrote by hand at high school. Poor teachers trying to decipher my writing
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by wouldbecouldbe 6mo ago
yeah we did the same, however we also run an identical backup server in a different data center so we can switch over in matter of minutes if needed.

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