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I think if you build out simple sites it is 10x. That number tends to 1x as the project gets more complex.

Side projects where you try an idea are you not finding 1h now to do what was 10h work?

We could get somewhere where clouds can provide a framework of secure primitives that act as a framework.

E.g. you build an app, it stores data via api etc. etc. You can test in sandbox. The cloud deploys for customer who paid you via that cloud and you work at arms length. You may not even know their name. You just get the pro subscription fees.

The idea bubbling in my head would be an app store for cloud products. But with competition i.e. you use Railway or Heroku or AWS for the best deal.

Be gentle this is an idea in my head I am sure it can be torn down by a retort at this stage. But this exists in forms and I think it will emerge. It is inversion of control at the entire app level.

This is similar to buying a hammer. If you make hammers you sell them to a store, the store knows the customer and only the customer can see the nails.

It a heisenberg satire because more agents going wild is indeed horrible but agents restricting and counterbalancing each other can be useful (token cost ignored!).

You can't be sure but the point is you can be more sure, since agent 2 ("agent" which is really just a fancy way of saying some code that calls anthropics api) has only the context to look for a violation of a single rule.

Looks like what any sensible dev would come up with if asked to "return this geo data as json". I like simple!

What... are you really belittling democracy

PE ratio too high!

Sir, that is price/revenue ratio

(jawdrop)

Oh less than Atlassian. Suprised.

Aka bullshit

HN is fun sometimes

Computer science != software engineering.

100x-ing with claude. Code not outcomes, but still!

Serious note you dont really hire interns. They are a contractor (and hopefully apprentice who is looked after) really.

And browse and grab and queue because there is nothing else to do!

If there is wine on the dog, i I'm 100% in.

He needed his weights adjusted.

I have heard this done on LinkedIn which is heavily botted. Did you do this with a real work chat though?

Imagine you hire an Engineer in your team. You find out he can't code. Yout have 4 major projects due this quarter. Are you going to become his 1-1 tutor from zero to 10 yoe hero coder in 3 months. Because he doesn't need help, he needs a time machine. (slop intended)

s/betray/portray/ ?

Emperor, meet clothes.

Do you say the same about AWS RDS. Are you saying VMs is all you need and it is a doddle for anyone with FE only experience to set up, maintain and scale.

Yeah product tour is like a popup or cookie banner you just wanna close that shit down. It is something that seems like a good idea and maybe even required for polish, like a 3 column pricing page and an oauth login, but think we are better off without it.

Instead add the killer feature: a feature search box ala Google Docs.

Hell yeah, fuck does anyone do those tours? Feels like an emperors new clothes.

> I wish that each such generative AI service came with a brief but conspicuous warning explaining that these systems can sometimes produce output that is factually incorrect, misleading or incomplete.

EU. Nudge nudge. We need this law.

No. You, so need to hoodwink me into paying it. Better yet hoodwink my kid.

Link to home https://nonogra.ph/

That squint loses too much nuance. I don't think of a site data leak as an availiability problem.

Bad UX and bugs are in general not always an availiability problem.

If it hard to get what you want due to bad design but the site is up, the site is still up.

Took more than cloud flares?

A mix. Prebuying is useful for your Barbie or Oppenheimer. Also good idea for kids birthday parties.

Wow. Was there any premier viewings on the spools you moved?

Good on ya! You did really well. 10/10. I don't think gym really is the only option but you made it work well so who cares.