@donnfelker@claudeai Pricing sounds crazy until you remember what they pay us people to work in tech, and how hard it is to review ai-generated code. If $1000 actually lets you ship 50-60 features without bugs that's a no brainer
@Schmorrison I haven’t worked on that in a few years, so can’t help you get it anymore. Glad to hear you’re passionate about it though. Lots of room for improvement for in-vehicle software still across the industry.
I tried out my new 127mm diameter Mak telescope tonight, with some good views of the moon's craters. I held out for this model because it came with an equatorial mount, which makes it easy to track objects that move because of earth's rotation. Overall a successful first session!
@AndyDidorosi Lots of tech/software companies are “right sizing” too. Hearing about 100-300 companies laying off 10-20% of their workers every day or two.
@Jai__Malik I’m always hopeful that threads like that include top insights like 1) be born into a family that sends you to Harvard and 2) make sure they’re well off enough for it to be ok when you drop out for “something better”
@RichMironov How about “product managers should take user solutions seriously, but not literally”. Respect that they care enough to tell you, but don’t forget to do the work needed to get to the real issue at hand.
@Penadoxo@waitbutwhy The chart mentions “replacement rate”, so I guess the point of the chart is that world population seems to be on track to start slowly shrinking. This seems like a good thing and the only ethical way to reach a better balance that doesn’t require fantasy tech
@mattrickard This is a poor take. Yes, it is possible for some people to slack off in the name of pairing. No, I don’t think ‘full time’ pairs are right, but it’s a technique that’s great for mentoring or for discovery when the right approach isn’t known in advance.
@JackEllis@Mapbox api for me. Setup is a breeze, the tools are super powerful, libraries for every platform, docs are great and examples are plentiful.
@RonBeehive@ChipotleTweets As a software developer this feels like a well meaning thing like trying to prevent tipping $50 when the customer meant $5 that got nudged into being evil by terrible copywriting and a silly assumption about max tip percentages. A simple “are you sure?” Would have been enough