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You've nailed the feel. Ignore the nay sayers!

+1 this made me glad we opted for the EU region

It's frustrating as we literally just moved to it. Back to Mixpanel?

Why won't companies explain what anonymisation means for them?

Posthog has unfettered logged in access to some sensitive stuff. What steps are they actually taking to scrub sensitive data from my replay before being used to train a model?

Writes long article about the concerns of software phoning home

Peppers article with Amazon affiliate links

Perfect summation of 2026

Dystopian humblebrag gymnastics.

Unpopular opinion, perhaps - isn't this just tech looking for a problem to solve?

The fact that the apps I would actually care about having on real estate on my front room seem to be nowhere to be seen is kinda glaring from my perspective... I know there's a certain purism to having Firefox front and center... But really?

Came here to say this. Sounded interesting but website gives me no info

100% this. Useful tool sure, don't need it to be in everything all the time for no reason.

Well done. This is really inspiring.

They should get real and include App Runner on this list.

So much promise as a Heroku alternative with all the AWS integrations but it's basically dead now. Not a peep from them on their public roadmap over at github.

We're having to go back to Fargate with all the operational overhead that entails.

Using it. Moving off it.

RDS public by default (!), and the private config just removes the public IP address rather than puts in private subnet. Causes it to fail CIS benchmark which is requirement for FTR.

When I raised it I was told I was wrong.

I think there is a good future for the product but one size fits all config comes with downsides. IMO Would be better if it was IaC but with pre built "blocks" app, cache, etc, which you could easily customize. I also think the pricing is too steep for your average scaling bootstrapper which is where Heroku et al shined.

Am I missing something? Seems the problem is with dodgy, poorly sourced journalism, not Ground News who seem to be doing what they can.

I think there is a false sense of everything being left v right. Perhaps there could be a few more spectrums on there e.g environmental, fiscal, social?

I would like to meet the "power users" who asked for more of this. Enshittification marches on.

Came here to say the same. Got musk written all over it

Why on earth did I just read a blog post where it said - "hey, here's what some AI thought about the whole thing?"

No human analysis whatsoever. SMH. We're in a precarious spot here folks!

Polarization drives ad revenue. $10 says Zuck is going to start throwing grenades at the UK and EU soon too.

We're entering a dangerous period, and it's not for anything as noble as the virtues of absolute free speech

A demo video or screenshots are needed here. I'm not going to sign up for something I have no context for.

Or NZ

Looks like there's still some activity in the "scene" all these years later.

https://forum.gamemaker.io/index.php?threads/gm8-subos-proje...

This reminds me of a time circa 2005 where "Sub OSes" were somewhat popular in the GameMaker community. Seems that given enough time someone will try to make an OS-like interface in a given game engine.

It was a great way to understand UI and usability paradigms beyond building game mechanics.

This definitely triggered some pleasant nostalgia for me.

I've been thinking about this potential link for a while.

It would be interesting to see what relationship exists with allergies here as well, which are also becoming more prevalent for reasons we don't yet understand.

I'm not sure whether this is another example of convincing hallucination but the linked Tweet discussing GPT3 on HN yesterday [1] suggested that adding "browsing: enabled" to the prompt allowed the model to query web pages... Could be worth a try with your prompt?

[1] https://twitter.com/carnage4life/status/1598332648723976193

I think there is a third category - companies that have heard of DevOps, think it means that the development team and operations team talk to one another, which they already do (!) and shut down conversations after that.

I've come across this archetype in several contracting gigs and I find it to be especially pernicious as it gives the incumbents (who usually have more weight in the org) ammo to effectively do nothing.