Ideas are cheap.
Execution is what matters. And business model.
Market, price fit, strategy. And the team. These must be aligned.
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Execution is what matters. And business model.
Market, price fit, strategy. And the team. These must be aligned.
How does it compare with headless browser services like https://browserless.io or https://browserbase.com ?
Examples:
* documentation first
* low fidelity mockups
* think of the problems it will solve
* how will life improve by using the result of your efforts?
If you don't know where you're going, you're already there before you begin.
You did.
Thank you!
I add tailwind, but you can go a long, long way without needing more.
One day, she was fine.
The next day, it was all about The Beatles conspiracy theories which never seem to end. Ever.
I stuck with her for two years before finally, reluctantly, leaving. We divorced a few years later, by which time her psychotic break had finished.
It was truly awful. I didn't understand it at the time, and was angry then guilty. I should have dragged her to a hospital for examination, but I didn't.
Get your friend some professional help.
-- Socrates, probably
Technology fits my predisposition just fine. It's always changing, so I'm always learning.
I started out by making a website for a girlfriend's business 25 years ago, enjoyed it, and just kept on going.
Nowadays I have worked at on important projects and products for some of the most well known companies pushing the boundaries of technology forward.
It turns out that soft kills are extremely important, and self mastery is a powerful skill. As powerful in some cases as knowing how to twiddle bits or predict the results of a left-outer SQL join.
Learning how to enjoy learning, and how to work effectively alone and with others cannot be replaced by a diploma on the wall. The diploma may serve as evidence that one has been tested and proved to have the qualities necessary to acquire the diploma, but absence of the diploma is not proof of the absence of those qualities.
Develop yourself. You will be rewarded.
Also if they think about the business model as enabled by our product and dynamics within the marketplace, versus viewing things from an adversarial perspective.
It seems clear to me that the way we humans generate meaning and metaphor are related to our senses and our physicality, and our experience of pain and pleasure, but it's difficult to know how precisely a machine's experience would need to approximate ours in order for it's sense of meaning and metaphor to be intelligible to us.
Second, if it's a major change, I might begin with a clean slate, instead of trying to make sweeping changes to the existing environment.
Configuration management (CM) isn't something to add at the end. I tend to use AWS SecretsManager to store a .env file for each "environment" and "role" - like staging.env and production.env, and staging.webapp.env and production.webapp.env. The files can be requested and loaded during the initialization phase (startup) of a container or server or service.
And security is important to consider at the beginning as well. Bastion hosts, deployment strategies, network security (firewalls and open ports), and user management (IAM) must be considered.
ChatGPT is pretty good at helping with such tasks, but it does hallucinate frequently so keep the CloudFormation documentation open and refer to it often.
Maybe update the link to a page that doesn't require login?
I would like to see more content like this.
I can see a few years from now almost all web traffic is agents.
It watches you.