tootubular

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by tootubular 3mo ago
You have the .com? That's a no-brainer imo. I have a domain for a saas where the .com is squatted so I settled for .ai (and other surrounding TLDs / host permutations) and right out of the gate ran into some issues with firewall v
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by tootubular 3mo ago
I have definitely noticed other people using LLM-choice words, myself included, more frequently. It's a strange phenomenon to witness. Obviously the models got them from us first so there must've been some popularity there prior,
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by tootubular 7mo ago
But crucially they used "--" and not "—" which means they're safe. Unless it's learning. I may still be peeved that my beloved em dash has been tainted. :(
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by tootubular 9mo ago
Indeed it does. I maintain one such application while an in-progress rewrite develops. Gotta say, it's not been that bad and the Lucee docs have served me well, but for whatever reason I tend to be pleased/impressed by all kinds o
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by tootubular 1y ago
I know exactly the streamer you're referring to and this is the first time I've seen an overlap between these two worlds! I bet there are quite a few of us. Anyway, agreed on all accounts, watching someone like him has been really
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by tootubular 1y ago
I just shipped a feature exactly like this... Jira has the same thing with JQL, which is what inspired my work. Safe from SQL injection and can be used directly by power users or managed through form inputs for basic search/filtering.
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by tootubular 2y ago
I may need to look at Lambda closer! At least way back, I thought it was a no-go since the main runtime I work with is Ruby. As for minimal EC2 instances, definitely, I do that for environments where it makes sense and that's the case
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by tootubular 2y ago
My personal goto-solution for those requirements -- well 1 cloud provider, I'll follow up on that in a second -- would be using ECS or an equivalent service. I see the OP was a critic of Docker as well, but for me, ECS hits a sweet spo