julianbuse

part of the problem /s

its 70k to 90k PER MONTH, not per year

IMO a better game is subterfuge, because it allows you to schedule commands into the future, which means you don't have to wake up at ungodly hours of the night to execute a command.

I feel like people just really love the product. I have a friend who has one and says its amazing.

the apple silicon macs are probably your best bet right now.

Poe's law in action: I cannot determine whether this is satire or not.

sadly?

I dont think the video is really about the paper, it's just a hook.

poe's law strikes again

This actually looks quite cool, and looks like something I would use.

I'm not sure if you know this, and it might not be useful to you even if you do, but workers can interact with the cache directly: https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/runtime-apis/cache...

Yeah I pay 65 Euros a month for an unlimited mobile data plan with Deutsche Telekom, and that's with a young person discount and without a phone included.

There isn't an intermediary api. Aws amplify is a Backend as a Service, and so your components directly query the database instead of you building an api and building the querying logic for the frontend .

By web app, I believe the author meant apps served in a browser, not a mobile app made from html/css/js with a cordova/capacitorjs wrapper. Also, google has problems delivering functionality in general. Have you tried using google home? It never works properly for me, and for some reason I can't log in to my family's home with my google workspaces account. Most things except for search are a mess there, and search is getting worse as well.

I've been trying to roll this myself, so it's pretty cool that someone build this.

> We wanted to communicate this as early as possible

Two months is a bit short for a database change, don't you think?

When I read the title, I thought they meant not thinking ahead. This makes much more sense though!

I agree that tailwind may not be the most elegant way to style a webpage, and I also prefer classes and regular css or sass, but I don't think you will convince anyone to give up tailwind with such a toxic comment. Perhaps it would just be better if you stopped ruining hn for the rest of us. Additionally, styling and accessibility are not related (unless your layout is terrible, but that is just as doable with css).

I wonder how this would stack up against my m1 pro equipped mbp 14.

that's incredibly cool!

I imagine these would be very interesting, but not very applicable to humans (which I presume is the intended outcome). OTOH, since these language models are trained on human language and media, they might have some value. I'm quite split on which I think is more likely (I don't have any experience in ai/ml nor in psychology so what do I know).

I believe (with my limited knowledge) that in this scenario the insurer is algorithmic, so in a sense they are "forced" to buy the stablecoin. Maybe that addressed the first point?

ah I see. Maybe try the route rewriting in next.conf.js? I think thats what the file is. That might work for static sites.

something addictive is something that you can't stop even if you want to. There are lots of reasons why someone would want to stop doing something that is fun, but if it is addictive they can't.

if it helps, you could use middleware in next.js to handle routing to separate folders easier.