saaspirant

Yeah. We have limited capacity to use every day. So I try just keep the brain away from stimulation as much as I can and use it only on useful stuff.

Django for Startup Founders: A better software architecture for SaaS startups and consumer apps: https://web.archive.org/web/20210624040717/https://alexkrupp...

This article is very useful.

I use DRF but not serializers and write validations by hand because it is too abstract for me.

My views just call services and return the result.

I meant to say M5 air, typo!

Why Air series prices have not increased? Planning to buy an M2 Air, 32+1TB

So it is "just" backing up the encrypted db dump to a remote server? Still works and is perfect

Not op but I use their official platform. Cheapest token top-up is $2.12

The tool it built will do viewing, probably.

I use AI to read such emails!

I know startups who don't publish to certain EU countries because they have to fill "a big scary form"

Not OP It is already supported via Codex auth. Please run `maki auth login openai`

I just tried it. It is awesome!

Can you add an indicator to show whether the tool is currently running or not running (due to - no prompt, API error, waiting for permission etc)

I use a Firefox extension to block the feed

Something similar: Nmap In The Movies https://nmap.org/movies/

I use LLMs to design things and build wireframes. Product people can actually play with the wireframes and it's trivial to implement changes. And same LLM generated files can be used to guide the LLM to build the actual pages too.

> Recently, Uber's chief exec claimed there was no link between AI 'tokenmaxxing' and shipping useful products. It's a phenomenon perhaps most keenly reported at Amazon (which some X users have speculated may be the mystery company in question), where employees are said to have been caught inflating AI token consumption to meet internal targets.

So it's Amazon?

Relevant thread

"Microsoft acquires Github" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17227286

I was using my company dev machine via Windows RDP remotely during Covid and installed Glasswire which by default blocks all traffic so I lost access. No one was there to uninstall it so I continued development in my personal machine.

It was very slow compared to uv

>Instagram is underinvested in well-being. We have only 40 engineers working on it. Instagram scored 0 in 22 of 27 integrity categories. This is not sustainable.

What are those 27 categories? Can't find anything online

HTML is from Cloudfront but yes

There was a HN comment about competitors tracking how many new signups are happening and increasing the discounts/sales push based on that. Something like this.

From your experience, what is a better alternative guys?

I use https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/cookie-autode...

I am learning morse code in similar vein

I am on the fence between Libra and Clara (smaller than Libra). What do you recommend? Do you wish you had gone with a smaller version? Weight, easy to hold etc.

Price difference is negligible but I am confused by the size difference and ease of use

>Rather than the typhus pathogen, the team found traces of Salmonella enterica and Borrelia recurrentis, both of which can trigger symptoms such as high fever, fatigue and digestive problems.

I am using it in a table where sorting by id (primary key) should also sort it by created time (newer records should have "bigger" id).

The id would be exposed to users. An integer would expose the number of records in it.

Am I using right guys?