@AskMichaelTaiwo If you are on a Chrome version still fully supporting ad blocking, you have 2 choices:
1. Don't update your Chrome version ( you can disable automatic updates ).
2. Migrate to a different browser that fully supports ad blocking (you can import your data and cookies from Chrome)
@AskMichaelTaiwo While this is true, there is a cost tradeoff. You're offloading your human effort to multiple agentic calls which all consume tokens. Someone just complained to Boris (owner of Anthropic) of blowing $200 in 30 minutes for a task that involved looping calls.
@0xlelouch_ The query is likely doing a full table scan. Meaning as the rows increase, the query time also increases. Consider changing your query plan to use indexes where appropriate and also add a caching layer to reduce DB load; this will improve performance.
@DaleJohnsonBBC@Iam_DjEclipse Who gets to decide what is an error or not? Especially the subjective ones. Certainly not the secret panel whose members' identities are kept secret, and we don't know which clubs they support which could lead to possible biases in their judgements.
@SumitM_X The DTO is combining user, products and payment information into a single Order DTO. Better to reference user, payments, and products through their IDs. The user, payments and products should have their own DTOs.
@clovisdsdo Never use latest. Always use a version tag. Using latest will make it always download the latest image which may be a major release that introduces breaking changes to your application.
@AskMichaelTaiwo The money saved by not paying for AI Courses are expended on AI tokens. For best value, you need an human in the loop, there are nuances AI will miss, and there are times it can hallucinate or provide outdated or downright wrong information. So, the courses are still necessary.
@AskMichaelTaiwo AI is compute-intensive! Meaning it incures huge server and power costs. There is no way it will be free or cheap for long. The strategy is to make it cheap to draw people in and create a dependency! Once that is established, they'll periodically increase the price to break even.