I’d say the part of the unit test that is helpful is the example of using the code.
It has a pro over documented examples in that they are _guaranteed_ to be correct.
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It has a pro over documented examples in that they are _guaranteed_ to be correct.
But does anyone have thoughts on the security aspect. Getting people used to just running code like this that has full access to the system is slightly concerning.
On the other hand it’s no different than installing npm packages
The TikTok algorithm is good at figuring out what you do. Not what you say. So the content will be a lot more engaging.
As you scroll, it learns what you like and generates more videos.
The forms can be dynamically generated within the workflow, and then call back with the response.
The docs still need some work and I plan on adding some video demos, but here it is so far.
I will be supporting custom domains, so I could support `/ideas` only for those sites.
Other options include redirecting/rewriting your personal `/ideas` path to this product. Or, offering subdomains (e.g. moshe.example.com/ideas)
I'm building a platform to do this, so I can share my ideas.
My page is at https://ideas.moshegrunwald.com
You can see more details about this specific idea [here](https://ideas.moshegrunwald.com/ideas/i_mos2)
I would love to know if there is a better way to do this.
Now with LLMs it’s simple to extract structured data from emails.
I built [Orderling](https://orderl.ing) that is basically a CRM for your orders. It uses OpenAI api to extract the order information and automatically adds it.
> Apple updated its App Store guidelines today with a change to its traditionally strict restrictions around push notifications. Apple has long banned apps from using notifications for “advertising, promotions, or direct marketing purposes,” but that changes today. Apps can now send marketing notifications when “customers have explicitly opted in to receive them.” Users must also be able to opt out of receiving the ads.
> The change follows a couple incidents over the past two years in which Apple bent its own rules by sending out push notifications that read a lot like ads. Since other companies’ apps could be banned or have their push notification privileges revoked for that behavior, the moves were criticized as another example of Apple getting away with special treatment because it controls the platform.
https://www.theverge.com/2020/3/4/21165087/ios-apple-push-no...
> The flight software is written in C/C++ and runs in the x86 environment. For each calculation/decision, the "flight string" compares the results from both cores. If there is a inconsistency, the string is bad and doesn't send any commands. If both cores return the same response, the string sends the command to the various microcontrollers on the rocket that control things like the engines and grid fins.
- Having the entire product be reliant Google is just too big a risk. Google has changed apis, and restricted access to third parties.
- Lots of added complexity around search, pagination, etc.
- Due to the last point, all the files need to be tracked in an external database. This adds a requirement to keep everything in sync.
- Now that the files are not stored in Google Drive, I’m working on adding an option to support auto backups to Google Drive.
I'm in the middle of building https://fileshark.app
It's still in early beta with some bugs, but I would love some feedback on the idea. I'd also love some feedback on the product.
It even has this Gmail label > Important according to Google magic
I use Mailjet’s free tier for sending emails via Gmail.