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How many startups are UIs around rsync?

Just get less email messages

Is it ironic that we have a free open-source model (that also shares reasoning chain) from a hedge fund and $200/mo model from a non-profit?

thanks for the explanation, these facts are completely overlooked in mass media in favour of catchy headlines

Why you think it's stolen when company paid for your time? If the app wasn't successful, would you have considered refunding your salary back to a company?

Can you please provide an example? With my experience the code it generates is mediocre at best. It works after a couple of nudges, but the approach to problem is quite average with lots of oversights.

Have you looked into PaaS, for example, Render: https://render.com/docs/deploy-an-image

Even when you don't have energy to chase things that you want, you have energy to chase things that you need.

Most of the content they crawl is SEO spam, I'm not sure if it's that helpful for model training

The Economist has the same problem, they sell you a subscription and then embed animated ads into the content

here you go: https://github.com/pulls/review-requested

If you can deliver something that has value, it'll find its way.

Could you provide example search queries that return bad results? My solution is to ask generic stuff from LLMs (and rarely youtube) and read specific on vendor's website. HN search works good as well.

Only inadequate taxation rules and state failure to enforce such rules (corruption) contribute to wealth inequality.

If you need to force yourself to write, why write at all? Did you use any technique to write this comment?

Does it support syntax highlighting for modern languages? What about having multiple languages in one file (.tsx or .heex, for example)?

Love the game

Why EV gas stations are needed at all? Plug during the night and at the any parking spot. Zero time wasted refueling.

Would you change your opinion/attitude if it was your spouse?

I have the same observation as well. The hype is getting generated mostly by people who're selling AI courses or AI-related products.

It works well as a smart documentation search where you can ask follow-up questions or when you know what the output should look like if you see it but can't type it directly from the memory.

For code assistants (aka copilot / cursor), it works if you don't care about the code at all and ok with any solution if it's barely working (I'm ok with such code for my emacs configuration).

Can you use iCloud for Windows app?

That’s right, the product is required in some cases. The plan on how to build relationships with customers is required in all cases. It’s even better if those relationships already exist.

The main problem is that as software engineers we start with product first and figure out distribution later once we built it. In order to build successful products you need to have an insight into the distribution to win customers, so it makes sense to figure out customer acquisition plan in advance.

You can use docker swarm just for single VPS.

  - install docker 
  - run docker swarm init
  - create yaml that describes your stack (similar to docker-compose)
  - run docker stack deploy

That's basically it. My go-to solution when I need to run some service on single VPS.

If you want to just run a single container, you can also do this with `docker service create image:tag`

This looks amazing, congrats on the release! Really looking forward for the database hosting feature as well (and probably networking and mounting data dirs).

As a side note, any reason why you decided against using docker in swarm mode as it should have all these features already built it?

did you become a founder?

Looks cool, congrats on the launch.

p.s. scrollbars in the column view on the each column are a bit distracting

If you want to make money as a solo dev, the best risk-adjusted way is to find a job or do contracting. You'll build something that actually helps people (== they will pay for your time).

I built fluent, a chat where all your messages upgraded to the language that you're learning.

https://fluent.im

What prevents you from doing better code reviews?