@hankgreen The open core model is a nice middle ground. Open source the foundation, which you can run yourself for free, and charge for hosting and enterprise features for those who want/need it
@sweatystartup I hire a lot of high schoolers, and if a parent comes in asking for a job for their child, my rule is that I don't hire them. Sometimes I'll even tell the parents to have the kid call or come in and not mention their parents at all for a second chance.
@Shpigford Hypothesis: some companies are doing this because product managers can’t keep up with engineers. Generating work like this is not optimal from the company’s perspective, but if you’re an engineer that wants to continue having a job, it’s not a bad strategy.
@patio11 I’ve done something similar, and while my first thought was “Neat!” My second thought was how this is probably a short-lived opportunity, since the parties involved will eventually have to shield themselves from the slop cannon that is to come.
@dhh I was wondering how so many people were burning through their Claude Code subscriptions, and if I just was not using it enough. Recently tried doing something outside of Rails and burned through my session limit in one prompt.
@joshpuckett Loving the content! FYI, on "Refining Today" the last item is not reachable (via scroll or click) and same for the first and last items on "Refining Presscut". As a backend guy, really enjoying learning what makes great design.
@jh3yy I believe the most important thing now is helping people develop taste. As a backend developer, I remember picking out a color scheme and ending up with a UI that looks like it was made by the joker. Seeing examples of good vs bad color usage called out helped immensely.
@MostlyTechPod@aarondfrancis @laravelphp And it is definitely a sweet hang type of place, which has challenges. Like being impossible to use a large table multiple times per night, and people coming in just to hang out and not eat.
Glad you enjoyed the insanity that is Brazilian pizza! @aarondfrancis
@MostlyTechPod@aarondfrancis @laravelphp Worlds collide! My family has a pizza place with that concept, so here's some inside baseball
* Food cost comes out to about 1 full pizza per person
* You need fewer servers, but more support staff to constantly serve pizza. That costs more because they're not on tipped wages
@shreyas "Ah, yes, this definitely applies to me because I am in the top 10%"
- 90% of people reading this
Excellent post, knowing who it applies to is the big question.
@fractaledmind This is awesome! As a backend guy who is trying to learn more about UI design, it's been frustrating searching for examples of good styling and running into endless trees of react components. Would love to check this out.
@dhh Microservices are also the most legible way of demonstrating "ownership", which is listed as a category in most career ladders. This makes it a tempting option even when it is not the right technical solution.
@nikitabier@jspujji I wonder if the reason it tests better is because the user scrolls more down the timeline looking for the content they saw briefly. In that case the best way to get the issue fixed is to close the app whenever it happens and hope that the reason for the bounce is being tracked.🤷♂️