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by tschellenbach 21d ago
This post is just AI slop. The details of these contracts aren't disclosed as far as I know. You need to understand the contracts, the acceleration of demand, how the various inputs into supply scale (energy, chips, data centers) etc t
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by tschellenbach 24d ago
I see variations of this post all over X. Fable doesn't get much usage, since Opus 5 is like 99% as good at a lower price point. And perhaps more importantly also faster.
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by tschellenbach 29d ago
New JSON is amazing, and SIMD will be big for json, audio/video etc.
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by tschellenbach 29d ago
Every release CPU load becomes a bit lower. Love it :)
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by tschellenbach 29d ago
It's fascinating how well the system recovers. If it works, companies that do remote work will outperform those that don't. And the reverse. If many companies all opt-in to remote work and output declines inflation will correct th
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by tschellenbach 29d ago
"Startup, parenting, hobbies, friends. I think you can do 2 of these well. But you'll have to quite light on the others." Someone on X, don't recall who, but it resonated.
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by tschellenbach 2mo ago
Some good data on this topic: https://ourworldindata.org/co2-emissions
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by tschellenbach 3mo ago
Dutch living in Colorado. You can spin stats any way you like. But if you look at the last few waves of companies. Machines for making chips, manufacturing chips, designing chips, search, social, mobile, AI. If this was a soccer match the s
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by tschellenbach 3mo ago
Logical replication solves this. You roll the cluster, downtime is minimal. like 60s maybe.
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by tschellenbach 3mo ago
PgDog, Neki, multigres, awesome to see. And yes this is the main issue with postgres. Well this and not having index hints, looking forward to 19
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by tschellenbach 3mo ago
Imagine you have a SAAS app. Microsoft and Apple are customers. You have a table of devices. Type is either windows or osx. How does postgres know how to handle the query devices, where type = OSX properly? How does it know that this matche
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by tschellenbach 4mo ago
We have a stack similar to stainless internally at Stream. Might open source it if there's demand.
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by tschellenbach 6mo ago
I think generally we are going from vector based search, to agentic tool use, and hierarchy based systems like skills.
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by tschellenbach 7mo ago
postgres is great, but its not great at sharding tables.
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by tschellenbach 8mo ago
Google, Spacex, several startups are all doing this. The best people in their fields think it might be viable. I'm skeptical as well, but you do wonder if maybe they are right and how exciting that would be.
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by tschellenbach 8mo ago
Back in the days, I did the first 2m in ARR at Stream myself, it was kinda hard :) Nice to have a team in place these days, but I still show up for the largest deals to support the team as needed. (140 person company, i think this always st
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by tschellenbach 8mo ago
Feels like they were first in the space but then somehow Ramp ran away from dev with a higher dev pace. Fascinating to see.
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by tschellenbach 8mo ago
It's cool how lightweight it is. Recently added support to Vision Agents for Pocket. https://github.com/GetStream/Vision-Agents/tree/main/plugins...
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by tschellenbach 8mo ago
Vector & BM25 on Turbopuffer. (see https://github.com/GetStream/Vision-Agents/blob/main/plugins... )
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by tschellenbach 8mo ago
They could build something like Lovable but with better design/frontend defaults.
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by tschellenbach 8mo ago
10 years ago we started out with Python. We switched to Go probably 8 years back. I think my little startup would have utterly failed without Go. Thx google :) But yes Enums are so much nicer in Kotlin vs Go. That's true, it doesn&#x27
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by tschellenbach 8mo ago
Well.. there are many fast growing companies that provide UI + APIs for certain components of your app. Sure you can build things easier in-house, but the opportunity cost of doing so also went up. Supabase, Stream, Clerk, Stainless all gro
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by tschellenbach 8mo ago
Why hate on someone doing their best and building.
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by tschellenbach 9mo ago
I wrote this forever ago in AI terms :) https://getstream.io/blog/cursor-ai-large-projects/ But the summary here is that with the right guidance, AI currently crushes it on large codebases.
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by tschellenbach 9mo ago
It depends. For AI to work for large projects (did a post on this forever ago in AI terms. https://getstream.io/blog/cursor-ai-large-projects/ ) But you need: a staff level engineer to guide it, great standardizati
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by tschellenbach 10mo ago
Tend to agree here. The slowdown here has more to do with the financial ecosystem. IE less capital available for some companies, higher salaries and a changed approach to work. The AI wave didn't start yet. Will hit in 26/27
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by tschellenbach 10mo ago
The title here mostly doesn't match the article right? Quote: "But unlike the capital growth tax, capital gains tax will, in principle, only be levied at the time of realisation. This is usually when the relevant asset is sold, b
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by tschellenbach 10mo ago
Feels like this should be solved at the iOS/Android/Windows/Sony level. Parents should configure settings in 1 place. Not once for each game.
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by tschellenbach 10mo ago
same here, didn't get approval
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by tschellenbach 10mo ago
Ok, but can it play Factorio?

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