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carshodev
6mo ago
I'd recommend using paid ads to get to get inital users. It provides the easiest and fastest feedback loop. They don't need to be profitable think of it as paying for real beta testers. Depending on your niche organic tiktok can b
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carshodev
7mo ago
I don't know if its still like this but around 1 year ago I set a spending limit for an OpenAI api key but it turns out its not a true limit. I spent 80$ on a 20$ limited key in the matter of minutes due to some bad code I wrote causin
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carshodev
7mo ago
Yes but this doesn't require trust in others, although you must trust the BTC network/system.
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carshodev
7mo ago
Look back in history and there have been many cases of poor people being pushed out of their homes, stripped of their valuable goods and forced to relocate, in that case it would apply to those who were not wealthy.
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carshodev
7mo ago
Yes but we should be reminded that this also allows people to be protected from government overreach. If you say something the Chinese government does not agree with they can choose to take all your money and control of your company instant
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carshodev
7mo ago
Exchanges are not anonymous at all though. They are directly linked to your identity as required by US law, but physical btc can be traded anonymously as its technically just a string of letters and numbers. You could transact with it throu
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carshodev
7mo ago
Every US company/citizen is not allowed to do trade with Iran due to the ITSR laws except under highly specific situations. It gets more complex if a company is multinational though. A citizen can travel to Iran but even if they buy so
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carshodev
7mo ago
This is incorrect, bitcoin is slower and more expensive, but bitcoin should not be used as cash, coins like stablecoins which direclty track US dollars or altcoins with lower fees should be used, the lightning network also is useful for tra
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carshodev
7mo ago
Although it was originally intended to be cash it actually now is used as a "store of wealth" It allows people to build up wealth and be able to preserve it from government intervention and inflation. If you have stocks the ownerh
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carshodev
7mo ago
Has the lack of crypto ever stopped this from happening? Look up cases of gold bars being found in senators houses, those are actually MUCH less tracable. Shitcoins and Shitstocks(some SPACs) do allow of a legal way to "give" othe
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carshodev
7mo ago
Unblockable yes, untrackable no. Also portable is the main ability of crypto. The reason that this could be found out is because every transaction is recorded so it can be linked back through the chain once it hits another exchange that is
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carshodev
7mo ago
It's not unfair its how every business works. When your product is new or not yet good enough and you want people to try it you give them discounts, or if you want to drive traffic to your service you also do the same. Even traditional
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carshodev
7mo ago
yeah i remember using mumble over 10 years ago for game chats, but you cannot compare the UX and design of something like mumble to discord for the average person.
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carshodev
7mo ago
Is there really no open source version of these that people can selfhost? There are multiple free providers for AI moderation models (openai and xai), you can get a vps with 1tb of storage for pretty cheap, just setup an image optimizer
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7mo ago
I think it depends on how the servers are setup. Chat channels with 1000s people participating are typically worthless as the signal to noise ratio ruins it. But when the majority of conversations are happening in forums/thread style c
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carshodev
7mo ago
Seems that this would be useful for subagents aswell. You could still allow an agent down the line to inspect the thinking traces/steps of a subagent, by creating a mapping of the content. Thus keeping it compressed but accesible if r
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carshodev
7mo ago
Yes but this is again nothing to do with svelte. This is just how Node works, it's not a compiled language and you are not tree shaking all the components from libraries so this is bound to occur. You can solve this by making your own
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7mo ago
If you don't understand why these are faster then you need to look at the source code and benchmarks. Qwik is faster because it splits every single reactive element into a loader that only hydrates exactly what is needed when its used,
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7mo ago
I would want this to happen personally as there is no other way that the tech can advance at this current point. It's clear that there is no global browser federation that works together to make standards. Every browser does things the
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carshodev
7mo ago
fairy okay is the key word. Everything works fairly okay on modern hardware. I'm sure someone could build a 3d rendering engine using only table elements and css and it would run decently well. There are hundreds of tools in the belt,
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7mo ago
And what's crazy is with ai the percentage of apps developed using react in comparison to all other frameworks has INCREASED over the last 3 years. It is truly mass hysteria, I would say that 95% of developers, project managers, and CT
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7mo ago
I analyzed all the major frameworks years ago and went with Svelte when svelte 5 came out. It is all I use now, the development team is highly responsive and cooperative with the community, the founder Rich Harris has a pragmatic approach a
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7mo ago
Transcription providers like wisprflow and willow voice are typically providing nice UI/UX around open source models. Wisprflow does not create it's own models but i know willow voice did do extensive finetuning to improve the qu
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7mo ago
Yeah this article is only about React. But it makes sense that someone would think this way because many dev's think JS web apps==react only. The problem is react is "good enough" for most cases and the performance degradatio
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7mo ago
But most apps are documents, they are built to render data and text fields in a nice way for the consumer to use. You most certainly shouldn't be building graphs with table elements but JS has canvas and svg which make vectors pretty e
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7mo ago
This title is very misleading, it should be "Why React is not compatible with long-term performance goals" And I do agree generally. React uses an outdated rendering method that has now been surpassed by many better frameworks. S
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7mo ago
The dl for some programs are often on some subdomain page with like 2 lines of text and 10 dl links for binaries, even for official programs. Its so hard to know whether they are legit or not.
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7mo ago
I don't understand how this is different from giving an agent access to github logs? The landing page is terrible at explaining what it does.I guess they are just storing context in git aswell? So is this just a few context.md files th
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Its a free thousand dollars that is guaranteed for every child and will grow over time, the account structure may not be ideally structured for tax liability, but the alternative is not having this? So these accounts are great compared to w
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7mo ago
I think that's a great use for AI images, I don't want my kids pictures online but the images clearly complement the story the site is telling. AI is a part of life now, its in all creative mediums, advertising, movies, art and si
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