BorisMelnik

agree, none of us ever wanted to type on a piece of glass

yes if you want it to be usefully critical, its gonna cost you. its gotten better with a very small / tight claude.md / llm.md file that challenges exactly that

then I'll have another model critique the work at the end of the day

love it! Id love it if you made it like a TinderCard feature

very cool, I dont think email is going anywhere. im going to give it a try. im working on a tool for myself that scores emails with custom labels, auto-unsubscribes, report+block+filter anyone that doesn't respect unsubscribe

windows?

if you havent seen the movie project hail mary, at least find the clip with the Eridian Clock from an alien world, really interesting!

so happy to hear this, I know many farmers that went with other brands or used equipment without chips. most farmers I know just want pure mechanics anyway

this is excellent, I've been meaning to update my phone-dialer.apk "fake phone conversation" for when I'm trying to get out of a social sitation (not joking)

what do you use for a provider right now

I would love to do this. How do people deal with the sender reputation side of things, email servers is one area I've stayed away from and just let the big 2 handle

how is the queue handled? granular APIs for multi tenants? what about monitoring/quee health etc?

I think this would push even more small to medium sized busineses towards self hosting which I would love to see

that is github.com you are referring to, would pulling public repos the curl -fsSL way need to be authenticated?

there is a python library for docx handling. my thinking was the use case for this was for larger scale automations / document processing.

great job, that is a huge accomplishment.

this terrified me lol I'm on 5.1.x on most of my sites

check south florida

agree - amazon is awful, I'll never purchase an item from them worth more than $100 again. stolen iphones, broken computer equipment, cheap products in expensive boxes. they want you to file a police report and spend so many hours project managing and dealing with their AI customer support / the ticket it makes it not worth it

I was the same way and got tired of it so I keep a layer in front of my life just like I do on the web with multiple identities, emails, VPNs, etc.

I pay $100 per year for a private mailbox near my apartment, registered under an LLC with a registered agent (not in my name and in another state) where I get deliveries in that name. that llc uses a fintech bank where I can spin up as many debit/credit cards as I want, I rotate them just like api keys. I also keep a twilio phone number that only receives texts with a webhook that goes to my discord. any sort of loyalty card etc goes under that number. I can enable phone calls if I need to, and of course a 2nd/3rd email account attached to this.

not always true or even the norm, I checked 3 near me and they are decent neighborhoods

I do want to sequence it at home but I'm gonna wait until it's under 500 bucks

car touchescreens are in the same category of most laptop webcams/cams: just make it good enough, and make it fit (and they both suck, most of the time)

subscription bloat is a real thing. my company reduced like $4000/month with a quick audit

great for specialized items you want to pay premium for, awful for paper towels

I'm with you but many people do, simple is a side by side just like many html editors/markdown editors

agree and also not sure if they are saying claude the app/ide or claude the model

if there is 8 hours of downtime (even before AI) I take that opportunity to do other codebase maintenance, debugging, file organization, renaming all the things I said I'd rename or take a break.

pre AI if my IDE was down for whatever reason I wouldn't switch IDE's, I would do something else.

I am just like you except for the netbsd source part, and I have my own private cloud/nas with virtualization. I also at one point just started using AWS S3 as my personal dropbox on chrome for sharing files with myself, since I backup encrypted snapshots there from my cloud anyway.

but I think there are many people out there that love a gui for storing files in the cloud. i know my parents/parents friends' all use it.

nice! this is really cool. I hate writing markdown and although I write javascript, html, css, and all sorts of json/regex/xml I can't for the life of me remember markdown (other than bold/links) etc haha.

either way my 1 change would be show the toolbar by default, upon loading my repo for the first time it was a bit un-intuitive but once that appeared it was great. gh should have this built in or switch to html for readmes.

you can scan your site with cloudflares tool https://isitagentready.com/ for all that new agent / web mcp type of goodness. love your service btw. I think im going to make the swap. there is one domain that I rely on for ddns and the service I use, while reliable, just really sucks for reasons you have already outlined

for me the answer is libraries: most of these other languages don't have the libraries that Javascript has. it would not be an efficient use of my time, tokens , etc to rewrite in rust et al