There are no clear and plausible pathways to human extinction level events that AI makes worse or more likely in any way. It is obviously not an extraordinary claim at all.
(a) is an extraordinary claim, (b) is not an extraordinary claim.
WorkOS is incredible, even if you don't need any of the "enterprise" features and you're building an entirely B2C app.
This meme needs to die, such a complete thought terminating cliche.
You're not wrong, but this is the economic and industrial strategy model for how countries build complex manufacturing capabilities from scratch. Almost every major manufacturing powerhouse (e.g. Japan in the 50s-70s…
What you see in Indian cities is a result of multiple factors (like everything): - Low GDP per-capita, offset by immense scale, which means the central government can mobilize massive resources for national projects,…
The account you're replying to was created 49 minutes ago and has 2 comments, both on this thread, one already flagged and dead. Please don't waste your time engaging bait.
If you're a grocery chain you know exactly how much an item costs and exactly how much you sell it for. You also simply order more or less stock of the item depending on how it's selling. If you're a video game company,…
It's changing the number of days it's looking back from 90 days to 60 days on smaller viewports - the uptime reflects that.
It's not about the cost, it's about ideology. Same reason they've paid nearly $2 billion in taxpayer funds to energy developers to abandon offshore wind farm projects. The point isn't to save money, it's to stop green…
They're ideological goals, not technical ones. If they don't make sense to you it's because you're not viewing it through their ideological lens.
If this ends up being the case, 15 years from now we might look back at this as the catalyst for supercharging the energy transition across the world ex-US.
Only speaking for myself, but I use it a lot, and intentionally. Enough that I set up a search engine shortcut for it in my browser (g <space> type prompt here <enter>). I much prefer it to having to click through links…
India is trying to increase it's wild tiger population, but that doesn't mean you let tigers roam around in the middle of New Delhi.
The #1 priority at GitHub for this year is migrating from their own data center to Azure, any other work that gets in the way of this is being deprioritized:…
The chip on the server hosting this comment was almost certainly printed with an ASML lithography machine. I get the sentiment but the bottle-cap meme needs to die. Innovation and regulation are not opposite ends of a…
Really fun / cool project! I've always defaulted to using https://yarnpkg.com/ to search for packages cause the npmjs.com search is so slow, but while the yarnpkg.com search is super fast, actually clicking on a package…
What pricing are you looking at? IntelliJ Ultimate is $199 a year - $16.53 a month. This is $4 a month.
It's definitely not super straightforward, but there's plenty of recent prior art to steal from. Ruby was probably not the best place to solve this for the first time given the constraints (similar to pip), but there's…
Palantir's Blueprint UI toolkit might scratch the same itch if you're looking to build very functional, dense UIs: https://blueprintjs.com/docs/
Zulip does this: https://github.com/zulip/zulip/blob/main/zerver/models/__ini... Zulip in general is a great example of a large open source Django app that's been maintained and actively developed for a long time. I use…
There are no clear and plausible pathways to human extinction level events that AI makes worse or more likely in any way. It is obviously not an extraordinary claim at all.
(a) is an extraordinary claim, (b) is not an extraordinary claim.
WorkOS is incredible, even if you don't need any of the "enterprise" features and you're building an entirely B2C app.
This meme needs to die, such a complete thought terminating cliche.
You're not wrong, but this is the economic and industrial strategy model for how countries build complex manufacturing capabilities from scratch. Almost every major manufacturing powerhouse (e.g. Japan in the 50s-70s…
What you see in Indian cities is a result of multiple factors (like everything): - Low GDP per-capita, offset by immense scale, which means the central government can mobilize massive resources for national projects,…
The account you're replying to was created 49 minutes ago and has 2 comments, both on this thread, one already flagged and dead. Please don't waste your time engaging bait.
If you're a grocery chain you know exactly how much an item costs and exactly how much you sell it for. You also simply order more or less stock of the item depending on how it's selling. If you're a video game company,…
It's changing the number of days it's looking back from 90 days to 60 days on smaller viewports - the uptime reflects that.
It's not about the cost, it's about ideology. Same reason they've paid nearly $2 billion in taxpayer funds to energy developers to abandon offshore wind farm projects. The point isn't to save money, it's to stop green…
They're ideological goals, not technical ones. If they don't make sense to you it's because you're not viewing it through their ideological lens.
If this ends up being the case, 15 years from now we might look back at this as the catalyst for supercharging the energy transition across the world ex-US.
Only speaking for myself, but I use it a lot, and intentionally. Enough that I set up a search engine shortcut for it in my browser (g <space> type prompt here <enter>). I much prefer it to having to click through links…
India is trying to increase it's wild tiger population, but that doesn't mean you let tigers roam around in the middle of New Delhi.
The #1 priority at GitHub for this year is migrating from their own data center to Azure, any other work that gets in the way of this is being deprioritized:…
The chip on the server hosting this comment was almost certainly printed with an ASML lithography machine. I get the sentiment but the bottle-cap meme needs to die. Innovation and regulation are not opposite ends of a…
Really fun / cool project! I've always defaulted to using https://yarnpkg.com/ to search for packages cause the npmjs.com search is so slow, but while the yarnpkg.com search is super fast, actually clicking on a package…
What pricing are you looking at? IntelliJ Ultimate is $199 a year - $16.53 a month. This is $4 a month.
It's definitely not super straightforward, but there's plenty of recent prior art to steal from. Ruby was probably not the best place to solve this for the first time given the constraints (similar to pip), but there's…
Palantir's Blueprint UI toolkit might scratch the same itch if you're looking to build very functional, dense UIs: https://blueprintjs.com/docs/
Zulip does this: https://github.com/zulip/zulip/blob/main/zerver/models/__ini... Zulip in general is a great example of a large open source Django app that's been maintained and actively developed for a long time. I use…