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schnebbau
8d ago
Yeah because it's priced well and it works. It's a no-brainer. (Also if it does go down, well so has everyone else so no big deal) Also in this list of GOATed companies: Tailscale, Ubiquiti.
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13d ago
I think the most concerning thing we discovered here is when the agents go down, work completely stops.
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13d ago
WE'RE BACK BABY! Work can now resume.
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13d ago
Well, time to end the day here I guess.
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14d ago
This uses a load of private Steam API endpoints to work, and I think Valve has just allowed that because it's a loved community project. Maybe they'll change their minds when NM tries to monetize it. In fact I wouldn't be sur
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20d ago
> Stripe now controls all of the early incorporation infrastructure now. This feels deeply problematic. Lol, no. Firstbase, Doola, Capbase. Not to mention all the old school cos that will help you incorporate in their state.
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Is Linux the perfect operating system? – Omarchy interview with DHH [video]
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22d ago
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23d ago
For you.
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29d ago
Agreed. He's just old. He's been around the block and seen new tech releases a million times. It's still exciting (and has always been) for the young'uns.
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1mo ago
That seems fair though? If my diet is the cause of a medical issue, then I'm the one at fault. Car insurance should cost more if I'm more likely to claim, that's how insurance works. This just sounds like you don't want
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1mo ago
> which they can do bad or immoral things Such as...? Lure me into a trap with a 10-piece spicy mcnugget that they know I can't resist?
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1mo ago
MCP is a stupid term, it makes no obvious sense what it does or what its for. I propose AII - AI Interface. Lets make it happen!
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2mo ago
I meant that no-one writes assembly anymore. I wasn't around when that transition happened, but I bet there were the same "this high-level language is compiling to inefficient code, it's useless" comments.
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2mo ago
This has happened to my side project too. There's so much going on in the code now that I can't possibly grok it to make changes safely by myself any more. But I think that's OK. Because I don't have to grok it anymore.
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2mo ago
> We're all sacrificing great things Oh please. > Unethically sourced data Is that a great sacrifice? > data centers that cause droughts That's nonsense. > normal people can't afford to buy RAM anymore Lol? Anothe
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2mo ago
Recently, as part of the task Codex was working on for me, it needed to access a website behind a Cloudflare turnstile. It tried a regular scrape and failed. Then it found some code in my project for a proxy, which it isolated and repurpose
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2mo ago
This is cool. What is it built with?
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2mo ago
Smashly and GoFlam have merged. Grimbl and Sporkify are joining forces. GetSocks is now on Zoobazoop.
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2mo ago
Yes, this resonates. I have noticed things slow down over time. But fortunately my app will never grow that big so I don't think it will be an issue. The solution, as you say, is probably to break it down into isolated sub-components t
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2mo ago
Since November.
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2mo ago
That sounds like a good idea, but shipping 10x as many features and bugfixes sounds better. I started using AI with the best intentions. Checking everything before committing. Improving output by hand if it didn't quite follow the exis
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3mo ago
Yeah - they want Salesforce Fin, not Salesforce Intercom.
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3mo ago
It's a win, but I'm not sure its the win they were hoping for. A regular congrats is probably sufficient.
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4mo ago
Should OP take their mom next time to shut things down for them? You don't have to do what others ask of you, you know. I stand by my original assumption - they were too inexperienced with the world to know you can tell someone no, o
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4mo ago
Well, as someone with autism myself it's relatively easy to spot others, and given the information provided in the post I'd say chances are high. Not sure what rule you're referring to, it looks fine to me - autism is a super
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4mo ago
Yep. This is definitely an OP-is-autistic problem, or is perhaps inexperienced. Not an interviewer problem. Keep it professional. If an interviewer asks a personal question then you simply refuse to answer (politely), or steer it back towar
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4mo ago
What are the benefits of using xcancel?
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4mo ago
So who is pressuring the processors?
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5mo ago
Amazing, loved this game when I was younger. I would keep restarting every time I thought of a more effective layout. I don't think I ever made it to the cathedral though.
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5mo ago
2006 was a different time, and Apple was a different company. Now, having control is more valuable. See: iOS App Store.
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