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Doesn't it get expensive fast? I found the one-off prompts I did in their website to cost almost a $1/prompt.

Can I give it a list of products and have it provide data enrichment for each of them?

Is there a way to preview changes in CC before “accepting” like you can in Cursor?

Do you have Castro set to stream or download? Can't figure out which is most efficient for storage purposes (I've only ever done streaming, but the cache files always become super large)

is Plaid inherently bad? Is having an automated way of pulling in real time data worth the security risk of authing into all your bank accounts? Genuinely asking as this seems great in theory, but I'm a bit confused what it looks like to manually keep it updated.

Thanks! Had no idea

When did they get the .google domain extension? Don't think I've seen that before

Yeah, I switched away from Google for this reason. Pretty wild to think of the implications of losing your phone and having no backup. Even switching phones required resettings all your codes. Authy is a mess, but at least had this functionality when they were still actively worked on.

There was one settlement in Illinois, I think it was Facebook as well, where each person who filled it out got $395.

Unless something has changed, they explicitly disallow any website that facilitates for profit commerce. Granted I don't think they closely monitor it unless your bandwidth is over a certain threshold. However, Cloudflare Pages is free and unlimited FWIW but I doesn't seem as nice or fast as Vercel.

Does this Fraud Guard they offer protect against this? https://www.twilio.com/docs/verify/preventing-toll-fraud/sms...

I was surprised this was only 6 episodes. Felt like it could have been an on-going series.

Why did he not do any due diligence before buying? It's not like he had FOMO he was going to miss out. That's the part I don't understand in all of this.

I think it became public in one of the court filings

I always felt Google would buy them to add a design tool to Google Drive's suite of offerings. Guess this make more sense.

I was surprised to see the CSO replying to the tweet. I do agree with you, but do you think that was more for the PR and they knew about it or no way?

Is it recommended to sign up for an account that so at the bare minimum we can be notified if someone changes the email?

Would be really appreciated if they would enable their free plan to be used for "commercial" sites. Their definition of a commercial-purpose site is so expansive it precludes just about every site I need to stand up. I know they deserve to make money, but Cloudflare, Netlifly, Heroku, etc. all offer this, so makes it hard to justify not just using one of them.

Kottke was very formative to my first big "deep dive" into the web and truly being blown away by the community / what would you could create. He was one of the original patreons.

Side note: what happened to his social bookmarking site he was working on?

I can't believe how confusing all these cloud products are to do the most basic things. It really makes me appreciate Cloudflare, they seem to do a really great job with their UIs.

I would also really like to know this. Can anyone help?

Yeah, more just surprised that Soybean specifically so ubiquitous. Felt like last time I looked it was a range of weird oil name (corn oil, sunflower oil, canola oil, etc.) Just astonishing how the huge CPG conglomerates have engineered such highly processed food all in the name of price efficiency. I love brands like Primal Kitchen and how many others like it gain popularity as they're one of the few brands whose ingredients are just normal and easily identifiable.

I was at Target in the sauce aisle and I couldn't believe how literally every sauce I picked up had Soybean oil as the first ingredient.

I've been using Cloudflare Pages almost exclusively. It's nice not having to worry about bandwidth limits. That being said, I would probably use Vercel a lot more if they weren't so strict about their hobby plan not being used for "commercial purposes" at all. While I understand they want to make money, seems silly not to offer some sorta leeway when you have so many other options that do.

Would be nice if you got some premium support for buying extra storage

Cloudflare Pages (their Netlifly / Vercel competitor) offers unlimited free bandwidth. Wonder why he switched to AWS?

Anyone else surprised they don't change their name to Duck.com? (which they own and just use as a forwarder.)

So is it recommended to remove your phone number from your Google account to ensure it's not used to ever reset the password?

I'm confused by this too. Sounds like he's only believed to be the owner of the original 1 million BTC. I think until he actually moves 1 coin, most people remain very skeptical. Can someone correct me? I guess that would bring into question what he was being sued for if there wasn't definitive proof.

Even when I took my phone into a third party repair place for a new screen they required me to give them my passcode and disable Find My Phone. Seemed super unnecessary.