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I mean, it's a nice font but that's a bit steep. The site thinks I'm from Mongolia for whatever reason, I don't even have a VPN on atm.

this is a very clever concept. I'll keep it in mind for the future - when my app site has persistent amount of visitors. Are there some rules/settings for stop words to prevent some types of abuse? Or is it planned?

yes and no. Ai models become more efficient (I've seen a comparison somewhere). So even if the prices stay the same, usage could go down. Also, in the uber example, there's no free alternative, unlike ai models. I'm yet to try qwen and some others though, so can't vouch for them.

it did jump up but in my experience Codex is still better than GH Copilot pricing for the same model(s). I'm hoping after this price bump, they will start undercutting each other eventually and get it back to some more reasonable pricing model.

this is an unexpected twist to photographic assignments. I'm wondering why is it limited to SF only? I mean, there shouldn't be a limitation from a technical point of view. Do you plan to extend it?

I'd say this leads to the dark side, but he's already there. It just won't happen.

some cool features there, like collections

"such a good ship, shame if anything happened to it"

unless something niche, no. It's not like we are going back to cpp pointers and memory management.

some beautiful effects and good ideas. My favs are iterations 8, 20, 25

reminds me of this quote "There’s no point in acting surprised about it. All the planning charts and demolition orders have been on display at your local planning department in Alpha Centauri for 50 of your Earth years, so you’ve had plenty of time to lodge any formal complaint and it’s far too late to start making a fuss about it now."

looks beautiful! i wanted to bookmark it because sometimes i need to explain some geometry to my son, and i have to download some sketching app each time, but with this I could just open and paint. There's one problem however. When on mobile, the page does not hid the control panel (mode, ink, etc) and it takes a large portion of the screen.

restructure, mass layoffs, weird productivity expectations when the slow part has never been the developers, "go figure how to ai because we want some but don't know where exactly".

it is a good set. I'd add a few more along these lines

re ai 1. what's your view on ai? 2. have you already done a restructure, and when is it coming if not? 3. how much ai budget a developer gets per month?

re the process 1. how decisions are made? 2. what would I own in 6 months? 3. what are current biggest technical challenges the team/company faces?

nice readme, very informative. Can you link new cards to past cards? as in, "fix bug introduced by that task".

from my experience, good documentation and guardrails prevent your ai from going crazy. I have a code-map.md, and it doesn't spend a fortune looking for things each time. I have main-pipelines.md and it knows what to do where. I have lots of tests, so many bugs are self-revealing.

what they do when someone switches from open source to closed source later

both can be true if we separate short-term from a long-term effect. Panic or other emotional reactions are quick, that's for sure.

my son asked me just that today - should I even go to the uni. The idea is probably circulating somewhere. It is changing for sure but still important. Maybe he will learn new things. Or old things differently. It's not like education becomes suddenly redundant.