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i dont like that i pay them $79 a month for them to scrape my extensions

I owned two MD players and used it for songwriting, along with a small directional Sony mic with a mini jack. This was the peak of non-DAW editing. The quality was incredible, and if SSDs weren’t around the corner, I think this tech would have had a chance.

So satisfying to use too. I miss it.

It sounds like you're looking for a Django/Rails type framework for JS-- you're not really going to find this. Javascript isn't really the ecosystem that's going to give you something opinionated, although it'd be a nice addition.

I'm not sure you're giving JS it's due. Prisma is an excellent ORM-- it makes Sqlalchemy feel clunky. I'm not sure about your comment on SSR performance either, although I do agree that Vercel tends to be a lot of pixie dust on top of EC2.

What have you used previously?

Great point. Assuming we can adopt them at the correct pace and on a global scale, then energy doesn't have to be a limiting factor

Energy use is going to continue to climb.

I'm worried about the environmental impacts of this, but from everything I've seen society values model output more. Curious to watch this over the rest of the decade.

Express is extremely mature as a backend, although you may not like the middleware patterns compared to Flask, for example. I've used Flask for years, and find these similar, with some differences.

Next.js + Vercel has strong adoption. This probably comes the closest to checking all of your requirements, although I wouldn't suggest using this for all use cases.

IMO the Node backend framework ecosystem is more mature than Python (no idea about .NET) since Python really is positioned better for data science/ML, etc.

I didn't dig into this deeply, but I miss this aesthetic more than I'd like to admit. I'm sure it reflects on simpler times, but there's some comfort in seeing projects like this for me.

It's great to see more and more adoption for MCP. I'm not sure it's the most bulletproof protocol, but it feels like it's in a strong lead, especially with OpenAI support.

I've been using Codex for the last 24 hours, and background mode boosts your output. You can have Codex work on n+ features async. I had it building a database model alongside frontend authentication, and did both pretty well.

I really think the best place for marketing/promotion, specifically for dev tool projects is twitter/x.

So many developers are on twitter.

All of this being said, Hacker News is pretty great place to share :)

I was thinking the same thing. How could we compile this data? Seems like something that would be popular and should exist

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This is heartbreaking

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I'm a Fullstack developer & engineering leader who previously has held VP of Eng. and CTO positions. I'm looking for Senior/Principal Engineering positions, and excited to build and maintain exciting projects! Contract or FTE are both welcome.

For someone looking at switching to Vercel for frontend deployment, this is a bit scary.

Granted, CloudFront isn't terribly hard to use. It's nice to have all resources in one place, however, it's probably worth sticking to the more mature products for things like content delivery.

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We're leveraging ML to provide body recommendations to clothing retailers to reduce their returns and give customers the right garment the first time.

We're building out a lot of infrastructure, including our ETL pipeline and continuing to mature our API. Of course, there's also a ton of ML to work on and research to do. We're fast-growing (Just raised our Series A round), and looking to add talented engineers & data scientists to join our team.

Contact me and let's talk! joe@boldmetrics.com