Currying in Javascript may be a little bit tricky to understand in terms of its definition, but it will become clear as you implement it. Checkout this article to get you started 😊
Do people overspend on AI on purpose, or does it just add up?
A key for a side project, a few jobs running, a forgotten prototype still making requests.
Most teams notice when the bill gets hard to explain.
If you've dealt with this, how does your team track it?
Spent an afternoon debugging a LangChain + provider setup. I couldn't figure out why the setup wasn't falling back to another provider on its own.
Turns out I was just behind on a newer setup.
Has anyone else run into this? How are you connecting providers in your own setup?
If your LLM request fails, does your app have anywhere else to send it?
A provider goes down, you hit a rate limit, or the model can't handle it. Most apps retry, switch providers, fall back to another model, or just fail.
How are you handling this in your production setup?
Why does an LLM bill go up when usage doesn’t change?
I thought it meant I was using more tokens. But I learned that the provider serving the model can affect what you pay too.
For those building with LLM APIs, how much attention do you pay to provider pricing and routing?
When an AI agent gives the wrong answer, what do you check first?
My first instinct is to swap the model. But I've learned that doesn't always fix the problem.
For those building agents, how do you find out where things went wrong? Do you have a process, or is it case by case?
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We just updated the Devtool Jobs portal today.
If you’ve got a few minutes this weekend, take a look at roles that actually fit your niche. There's DevRel, GTM, Technical Writing, and more.
Filter, review, and head straight to the original listing.
Big announcement for job seekers in the Devtool marketing space 👋
We’ve launched the Hackmamba Devtool Jobs portal!
We regularly hear from technical writers, DevRel, and growth professionals who struggle to find devtools roles without checking multiple places. Jobs are scattered across communities, LinkedIn, and company career pages, making the search slow and inconsistent.
To solve this, we built a dedicated portal that brings relevant devtool roles into one place.
Listings are curated from communities, LinkedIn Jobs, and our own network, so you can quickly see what’s open and decide what’s worth exploring.
We refresh the listings every Friday.
Bookmark it to stay updated on the latest Devtool Jobs 💜
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Our goal is simple: help more builders find opportunities that match their craft.
Direct links are in the comments below.
PS. You can also join us on Disc,ord where we share more openings plus job leads from community members.
There is still so much in the world left to build.
By allowing yourself to experience more and stay open-minded, you give new ideas room to emerge.
There are countless things that need to exist in ways they don’t yet.
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1. No one is coming to save you!
2. People will rely on you more, so budget for everything.
3. Build safety nets.
4. Have a number! One that allows you to give up.
5. Focus on being with assets! Leave liabilities alone, regardless of their appearance.
6. Take care of your mental health.