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I've been an on off off tabletop wargamer for ~ 9 years and have never been really happy with the options for list building, game tracking etc. Everything was very clunky, slow and disjointed. I came up with a product idea and brand logo but never had time to even touch it until recently.
It's still very early days, but I'm starting to test drive it out and loving it so far. Lots more to do, but would love feedback from anyone that wants to give it a whirl!
You could take it a step further and, instead of adding/removing buttons, simply updating the copy of (a) button(s) based on the question, which I imagine you could manage with a very small model.
2 weeks ago I signed the contract to "sell" my shares for my startup of ~7 years. I'm just now starting to realize how utterly miserable I had been for a long, long time.
It's a very difficult decision, but it gets easier every day (on average, some days can still be tough).
It's only going to get better.
Would be curious to hear from others that have read it, but I find it difficult to fault his core arguments (or at least what I interpret them to be).
The problem white collar humans have right now is that they're highly specialized. They're incredibly good at being very effective cogs. This is exactly what AI is getting so good at doing (in certain verticals). Traditional capitalism effectively demands that if a company can pay the owner of an algorithm 10% of what it would pay for a human to do the same thing (for even 80% of the quality), then that's what will eventually happen.
Can government regulate it? They can sure try, but then either the companies or AI hosting providers will move to a country that doesn't have the same restrictions and it will happen anyway.
Then people will say "it will just open up other industries". I'm not sure it will. What other industries will the swaths of copywriters, lawyers, accountants retrain for?
I just don't understand everyone saying "It's going to make everyone's lives easier". In the short term sure, but if AI gets to where it's owners want it to get to, then a lot of people are going to find themselves professionally worthless.
It's entirely possible that this is just not something we're prepared for, and it's almost guaranteed at this point that there's no stopping it.
What's really interesting is this book was released in 2016... and Yuval was using Microsoft's Cortana as the example of this upcoming AI...
Interesting times either way.
Absolutely brutal, but with solid CBT and sleep deprivation therapy, alongside a few sessions with a sleep psychologist, I knocked it on the head. It took a solid 9 months, but it’s now not even remotely an issue.
I guess the answer is, why on earth am I still using Circle CI....
Thankfully all of my secrets/env variables are just dummy data for tests, and already using OIDC
I swore that would be the last Apple computer I ever bought, but then they released the M1s… and they are very good.
Would recommend getting an M1 if at all possible. There’s still time to ask Santa for one.
When you finally got that game of AOE2, or Starcraft or Quake to work, it was like magic seeing you and your friends playing in the same game.
Much easier to play with friends (or randoms) now, but not as satisfying if I dont have to figure out what my IP should be and manually putting it in my network settings.
The email was really good (not in junk), the domain was close, pixel perfect UI and is just finished a reformat so entering in my feeds again made sense. Unfortunately for them, they sent the email out prematurely because after pressing the button I got a JS error.
I sunk ~ 600 hours into population one since its launch. The gameplay is ok, but the experience of playing WITH people in VR is something I’ve never come close to in 25 years of gaming, and many of the people I played with regularly had never done much gaming before they picked up their quest. I 100% get why they’re pushing this.
You're not nuts at all, it all comes down to what you want. I personally want to start a VC backed business next year. They're both different types of businesses, where you'll learn different skills and live life in different ways.
If you don't want to do any of that, then you've just answered your own question! Enjoy where you're at and don't worry about comparing yourself to what others think.
Nothing about this is remotely surprising. Over the last 12 months their reliability has nose dived and their support has become borderline useless.
We’re planning on migrating to Fargate in the next 6 months. I am VERY much looking forward to shutting our Heroku account down.
It worked for me, so once Heroku has sorted their s*t out and their DNS system is back up it's just a matter of deleting the A records and replacing it with the CName.
Worst case scenario is the underlying Amazon IP Addresses change and it goes back down.
For those on Cloudflare, this will still work. I just deleted the existing CNAME, added the 4 IP addresses as seperate A records and it came back up instantly.
I have a migration plan in place but it's been put on hold to launch a new Product.