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by agotterer 24d ago
Thats the goal! A little taste of what tells the story of where we are traveling that month. Sometimes restaurants will make off menu items for us, which is a lot of fun and usually something a little more adventurous.
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by agotterer 24d ago
A friend and I host a monthly dinner club for people interested in exploring ethnic cuisine on Long Island. We work with one restaurant each month to create an 8-12+ course all inclusive price fixe menu. The food is usually served family st
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by agotterer 2mo ago
I’ve had a lot of success using the root Claude.md for a handful of high level application wide rules and directions (I keep it pretty small), module specific claude.md in subfolders alongside the code with more specific rules and direction
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by agotterer 2mo ago
I didn't see it explicitly mentioned in the post, I wonder if they filtered exclusively for domains with mx records. Because I would assume that lots of domains just don't have email configured and therefore aren't aware that
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London Gatwick has launched a robotic airport parking service(aerospaceglobalnews.com)
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by agotterer 4mo ago
I subscribed to Kagi for a few months and really wanted to stick with it. For general web searches the results were exactly what I was looking for. It was the lack of local/location based search that kept sending me back to Google.
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by agotterer 4mo ago
I used Vivaldi for many years and was a huge advocate. The problem for me was the browser got too bloated and buggy. They kept adding functionality that for me wasn’t necessary. For example: built in Proton VPN support, calendars, email fun
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by agotterer 8mo ago
Zapier also has a free product which works well - https://zapier.com/zappy
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by agotterer 9mo ago
I’m a little behind on email, I’ll reply later today. I’ll answer some of the legal right now. First, we are at every event. Not sure how much it matters legally, but we are there as hosts and to drive the feeling of community. Without us,
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by agotterer 9mo ago
My partner and I divide and conquer. He focuses on front of house and I handle the backoffice. The process starts ~3 months before the event. We start by picking a theme or region. Then contact some restaurants that fit the criteria and pit
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by agotterer 9mo ago
Honestly, I can’t think of anything I would have done differently. Each stage of our growth came with some challenges and lessons. I think we did a pretty good job of internalizing and adapting. We definitely made some mistakes along the wa
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by agotterer 9mo ago
We’ve never paid for marketing or advertising. - We are lucky to have a passionate community who tell others about us. - Sometimes we do shared reels with the restaurant, which helps drive some of their traffic to our social pages and websi
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by agotterer 9mo ago
We negotiate a per seat all in cost with the restaurant inclusive of food, one drink, tip, and tax. We sell the tickets directly to our members and add some margin on top. Average ticket is $115. 5 days before the event we lock the head cou
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by agotterer 9mo ago
We never intended to make money. The first dinner was with 13 of our friends. We just organized the location and menu. From there people started to tell their friends, who told others, then the local newspaper wrote about us, and people sta
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by agotterer 9mo ago
Most of it goes to paying for the meal. We make around a 20% margin. Our cost to operate the business is quite low, but we do invest a lot of our personal time into it. It’s a labor of love. Our biggest cost center is when we guarantee a mi
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by agotterer 9mo ago
I think there’s quite a few reasons people come. I’m just going to bullet some of them out in no particular order: - We do the work to find the restaurant and curate a menu, story, and theme. E.g., we might go to an Indian restaurant and fo
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by agotterer 9mo ago
A friend and I host a monthly dinner club for people interested in ethnic cuisine. We work with a single restaurant each month to create an 8-12 course all inclusive price fixe menu. The food is served family style and is authentic to the r
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by agotterer 9mo ago
My interpretation was slightly different than yours. I read it as if they have no issue going to work and being paid to be a developer. However, they didn’t want to feel like they needed to constantly be leveling up and working towards the
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by agotterer 10mo ago
Same here. I tried to build a super simple iOS App in antigravity and I was out of quota before it finished. The whole thing was a couple of files and a few hundred lines of code.
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by agotterer 1y ago
In 2023 a friend and I started a monthly dinner club with the goal of eating around the world without getting on a plane. We gather once a month at a restaurant on Long Island for a meal focused on a theme or region of the world. The meals
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by agotterer 1y ago
I use the main Claude code thread (I don’t know what to call it) for planning and then explicitly tell Claude to delegate certain standalone tasks out to subagents. The subagents don’t consume the main threads context window. Even just dele
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by agotterer 1y ago
I replied to a similar discussion in April 2023 ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35567822#35568411 ) about a dinner club a friend and I host in our free time. We work with a single restaurant each month to create a 10-2
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by agotterer 1y ago
I thought I read that best practice was to start a new session every time you work on a new feature / task. That’s what I’ve been doing. I also often ask Claude to update my readme and claude.md with details about architecture or how s
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by agotterer 1y ago
I wonder how much of this had to do with the context window size? Gemini’s window is 5x larger than Cladue’s. I’ve been using Claude for a side project for the past few weeks and I find that we really get into a groove planning or debugging
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by agotterer 1y ago
Microplastics was only one of my concerns. Their “why” page does a good job explaining the benefits. https://weddellwater.com/pages/why-duo
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by agotterer 1y ago
Agreed, already on it! I put Wedell Water filters on all of our shower heads and we have a filtration system for our kitchen sink water. I’d love to get a whole home water filter at some point.
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by agotterer 1y ago
Thanks, I hadn’t considered the plastic on the pepper grinder. Guess I’ll be looking for a new pepper grinder as I continue my pursuit of removing plastic and dangerous chemicals from the kitchen. So far the pans, tupperware, and cooking ut
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by agotterer 1y ago
Many news organizations use https://securedrop.org/ . How is CoverDrop different/better? Supported outlets: https://securedrop.org/directory/
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by agotterer 1y ago
Not all paid plans, just Max. Pro doesn’t get access to Claude Code.
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by agotterer 1y ago
> they can't be aware of the latest changes in the frameworks I use, and so force me to use older features, sometimes less efficient This is where collaboration comes in play. If you solely rely on the LLM to “vibe code” everything,

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