timvdalen

That looks so much better than that other post!

I'm tired of talking about AI

Once you get past the first level you're never using the attack action

IKEA will send you those for free if you order them on the site, including free shipping

Indeed, I don't think that's the brag he thinks it is

I did listen to this 99% Invisible story about the use of NSAIDs in India once[1]

What you describe in an interesting contrast to the situation in The Netherlands. Here, virtually no one is prescribing ibuprofen _without_ also prescribing a baseline of paracetamol.

[1] https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/579-towers-of-silence...

Oof, zooming in on Fangorn Forest set off my trypophobia!

€780 is 1/5th of the price of a laptop?

I miss StumbleUpon so much!

As an example, the comment you're replying to is true for The Netherlands

The problem is that Maps API keys are now used to give your users access to Gemini, including sensitive content in that service

That's a lot of American flags in one article

Opening this page makes my (quite beefy) machine grind to a halt! Almost all CPU threads and the GPU jump up to 80% usage

What's stopping you from just running your business while waiting before the notary has time for you?

It's ultimately the same thing; if in your async queue system your application was denied you'd still be liable.

Is it? If you're not interested in limited liability it's 85 euros to file for a company. If you do want limited liability, you have to visit a notary to found, but even that's only like 500 euros. Sure, you have to do your taxes every year and that's annoying, but it's not _that_ hard.

I've never used Graphite's AI features, so I can't compare!

I'm really used to my Graphite workflow and I can't imagine going without it anymore. An acquisition like this is normally not good news for the product.

Thanks! I did, but must have missed this one, thought the announcement was more recent.

That discussion is for the original announcement of the price changes, they're now going back on that announcement

No it's much less. Our runners are hosted in AWS ECS, you'd be surprised how affordable you can make that given the right optimizations (which is probably why GH made this decision).

Just a lot of different actions, none of them long-lived. It's CI/CD for a large monorepo maintained by a relatively small team.

We use feature branch deployments, so we trigger a lot of builds.

Our current GitHub bill is $90/month, this would add an additional $700/month. I don't see how this doesn't cause a mass outflux.

We'd be at roughly $700/month at current usage.

Wow, just plain 500s on customer sites. That's a level of down you don't see that often.

Another VS code fork?

Hah, one of the apps I published is still in there, fun to see

The Changelog recently did a long form interview with this guy: https://changelog.com/news/refactored-in-prison-0X1D

Yes, but it currently depends on Pocket working.

I have an RSS feed from RoyalRoad that new episodes come in on. Using IFTTT, I have an action set up to, whenever a new item comes in on that feed, add the _URL_ of it to my Pocket account. Then, Kobo just syncs the Pocket articles automatically, and the new episode is added.

Me too, I hope there will be a replacement with the same low friction.

I've been using IFTTT with RSS feeds to add serialized stories to my Kobo as they release.

I honestly might keep this running just to have clippy always on top, without using the chat at all...