Destiner

Here's an elevator pitch. Your twitter/facebook/github account gets banned, what do you do? With farcaster/lens/radicle, it's impossible.

I've been using Zed for the last few months, and it's amazing, very fast and clean.

My only worry is that the collaboration features won't be used much, as they require most of the team to use Zed.

> In Western countries and other liberal democracies, estimates for the value of a statistical life typically range from US$1 million—US$10 million; for example, the United States FEMA estimated the value of a statistical life at US$7.5 million in 2020

Woah that's tiny.

not really, those tools somewhat overlap, but they have completely different purposes (formatting vs linting)

variety of code is one thing, your library can be used in thousands of places, doesn't mean it have to do thousands of different things

Just a guess: heroku-like hosting for js apps/backends with a focus on performance, using bun under the hood

There are things that mostly just work (e.g. static content), and then there are things that require constant attention (infra, PaaS, tech heavy APIs).

Or even better, cmd + /, type “svg”, press enter, done

Cute app, but you can already switch tabs (opt + cmd + arrows) and windows (cmd + `)?

Never try to catch a specific price if you don't have any private insight, as that is effectively day trading.

I don't see how they are going to compete with tons of ESLint plugins. There's just no way a small team can do such a large amount of maintenance.

I'd personally pay for a lot of services if they allow you to toggle certain features off.

uBlock's great but it doesn't work in Safari.

I'm glad they are making the change. The current "discriminator" system is ugly and confusing. I always felt weird sharing my name along with some cryptic numbers.

@username is much more straightforward and familiar.

Why not live in Spain, find a very good school there, maybe hire a few tutors and then let your child to study at whatever uni they want?

Choosing a school is important, but not as important as choosing a uni imo.

This is a neat project, but it also makes me wonder how much useful information is actually provided by an average YouTube video.

Taking the headphone review on the landing page as an example, the generated summary is "The Sony XM5s offer improved audio and call quality, but may not be worth the extra cost compared to the XM4s."

Like, duh? You probably could deduce that even without watching the video, 14 mins of your life saved.

"Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity"

If that endpoint was made public by mistake, anyone using it might be held responsible.

Thing is, different people have different goals for open source, and that’s perfectly fine.

Dunno, made me chuckle a bit.

Selling picks and shovels to those who sell picks and shovels is a lucrative business, huh?

You don’t need ai for that, tons of ppl here in russia will do it for pennies.

I'd suggest stop using 3rd party font hosting altogether and adopt something like Fontsource [1]. That way, no reliance on 3rd parties, full privacy, and full control over font file changes (yeah, apparently, fonts are changed from time to time).

[1] https://fontsource.org

I used this a lot to work with timestamps until I switched to Raycast and made an extension to do the same.

I believe even in US not many ppl have access to 100k in debt (and usually that debt would be tied to you not the company)

But even besides, there’s plenty of third world-ish countries with lots of talent and no easy money.

I believe it’s the opposite? In a large org, you can have a dedicate team managing your servers. When you’re a one man business, you want to abstract as much as possible to focus on value proposition.

Since you mentioned Zcash and Namecoin, do you have an opinion on ENS, Aztec Protocol, and zkSync? They are trying to solve the similar problems that projects you mentioned do, and somewhat fall into Web3 umbrella.

Afaik it allows setting the animation duration, which should help a bit

Is it "unregulated markets" that make all the difference somehow? Aren't $tsla, $zm, $coin ponzis as well?

I think the idea is more about "avoid bundled changes that are harder to debug and roll back". A change doesn't have to be a new feature, might be a bug or typo fix.

Wonder whether it's related to attack on Heroku.