Comments by "K" (@Kane0123) on "Theo - t3․gg" channel.

  1. I cannot wait until people discover prompt injection for all of these new AI interactions.
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  2. Go mentioned in the first 20seconds.
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  3. So basically incorrect use of TLDs is coming home to roost?
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  4. A company using AI but not jamming it down my throat… what a fresh new approach.
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  5. See you in half an hour when the next piece of news comes out... maybe Emmett and Sam have compete in a decathlon to determine if he gets a pay out?
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  6. By Monday morning Theo might be the new CEO of OpenAI… or me… or you?
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  7. This comment is transcending the traditional social communication medium allowing the viewers to move into a new paradigm of idea sharing and thought provocation beyond the current limitations of the human brain.
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  8. For a big business that’s a mark of shame. For a cool person doing cool things I think it’s an awesome sign you’re crushing it
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  9. The comment around missing it when you’re in other industries hits home… even other plain text areas struggle to do this properly… contracts, proposals…
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  10. The point about the banks is pretty hilarious. Would love to see Apple request 30% of any payments I make to my bank using the app.
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  11. Can’t wait to confuse someone during the next pull request… “unsure I could explain to Theo’s mum. Please simplify”
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  12. The name… is Theo isn’t here anymore get used to it… agen.
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  13. Theo what’s your opinion on the cookie settings piece when you land on a site? Genuinely interested in the perspective of a thoughtful dev - because it’s always a pain for me to click “no” and then find my path through the dark pattern. But I love when products get better…
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  14. Cascading tech debt… a story of frontend development. RIP to an evening lost of dumb problems.
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  15. That plugin takeover is craaaaaazy...
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  16. You're not even thinking about the impact on crypto startups man. Do you not have a heart?!
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  17. I’d be shocked if Microsoft isn’t able to reroute all their OpenAI integrations to another product just in case this ever happened and they needed / could move to a more efficient product. At least all the rhetoric could be dropped around being for humanity since they have fiduciary responsibilities.
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  18. I would buy one if it was just virtual windows to replace my monitor. I don’t want a bunch of other platform specific stuff. I just want monitors.
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  19. Australia mentioned let’s go
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  20. It’s obviously built by very technical individuals… but that’s not to say they were the decision makers
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  21. I love that we’re talking about needing to minimise the amount being sent to the browser, meanwhile loading any page on the entire web has 50 nonsense calls to every data broker on the planet.
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  22. Prime passing out face down without moving a single sheet… he literally copped to this on a neetcode react video a while ago. Basically said “before my wife I’d never had a mattress off the floor”. The man doesn’t lie.
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  23. Easiest way to keep code looking nice - move all complexity to some other layer.
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  24.  @portalpacific4578  everyone is a salesman. Even you’re out here selling a crap opinion.
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  25. Honesty no wonder people feel burned out by trying to keep up with frontend stuff. RIP to anyone trying.
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  26. Temporarily pushed to prod. As a short term fix. 5years ago.
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  27. It’s not about the size of the png that matters. It’s the way you use it.
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  28. I separate my concerns by never building the front end… leave that new age jazz to the kids
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  29. No more full stack or frontend devs. Ethereal Devs are now required.
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  30. Make a two hour video to jettison these script kiddies.
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  31. So happy this happened
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  32. I caught that too… he didn’t get his 8hours…
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  33. This is absolutely on point.
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  34. When you need more, learn more. But by volume, I would bet the majority of projects don’t need more
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  35. I still take the same time to build a square mud house...
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  36. Bit of a L comparison. Not sure any of those tools were ever said to be free forever and then backflipped? At least not yet. To say it’s either all or nothing is very simplistic… also kind of ignores the fact that these wouldn’t/aren’t the only kind of people affected or upset by the change. I couldn’t equally say something like “Guy posts worthless comment about hypothetical people making worthless comments.”
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  37. I came here because of Theo’s silly expressions. So we can just cancel each other out don’t sweat it mate
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  38. I would love to see a home grown movement to force change - it’s clearly overdue for some political attention
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  39. Just go watch the original? Skill issue bro sorry
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  40. Can't wait to see people freaking out about that one on-screen animation!
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  41. C# let’s go. Does Visual Studio/Code handle blazor well now? I remember the LSP sucking a year ago where I’d have errors everywhere but compiles and runs perfectly.
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  42. There was during the original stream, pretty sure he said Postman was similar in regard to the push for accounts etc…
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  43. Am I crazy to think that the differences between OS shells are less important as a we shift more and more toward containers even locally?
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  44. 4:56 Theo used I when talking about the change. So maybe he did write the change. Maybe we can give the bloke a break given he admits how little code he’s writing these days and shouts out good people in the community.
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  45. And my father assured him, either his brains or signature would be on the contract,
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  46. How long are the Eva\MrBruh\Logykk's of the world expected to stay WhiteHat... those responses make me want to become Blackhat...
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  47. Want number go up? Opt people in automatically Want number go down? Make the process span pages and designs.
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  48. Friday deployment is for rookies and young people.
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  49. It’s basically the new LinkedIn jobs. They’ll pivot to being a recruitment company using the info they’ve gathered to shuffle good candidates between companies…
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  50.  @3ventic is right.
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  51. Java was the bottleneck preventing me from building stylish designs... right?
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  52. Market will solve the issue used to be true, but its not that simple now... Prime's take that JBlow may have been right that software is in decline but that its critical to consider the increased hardware/system scope that software needs to work in has blown way out in the same time... After all the ship it once mentality of previous software dev years also didn't have to compete in a landscape of Win10 vs Win11 vs iPhone15 vs iPhone10 vs Samsung S59 vs Fairphone 4 vs Linux box vs. Apple Watch vs. Chromebooks... I still hate that so many of the apps I use are janky but sometimes you need to step back and consider that I used to hold my cd-walkman steady to avoid skipping...
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  53. Two characters = country code
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  54. No.
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  55. When you have that stability, you rewrite everything in Ruby, remove all classes and shift back to on-premise.
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  56. Can’t believe he did half that stuff.. my dude has lost it.
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  57. No it’s not.
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  58. That escalated quickly
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  59. I’mt going to mispronounce it from now on
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  60. Creator of HTMX as a service
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  61. I’m still pre-AWS… Azure will never die.
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  62. Goddamn prime
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  63. Javascript is now officially low code.
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  64. The real “streamer with the good hair” despite Theo’s opinion of himself
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  65. Has Theo done an ORM vs Raw doggin’ sql piece before?
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  66. No.
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  67. I have my screen on low brightness, so I appreciate light mode.
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  68. Drama for drama’s sake.
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  69. Blazor time let’s go!
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  70. I just spent 6hours crafting this message in reaction to your comment.
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  71. I feel like I'm still waiting for the SQL Iceberg...
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  72. Thats an L... sad times.
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  73. Theo you’re right, the changes are good. But how are people meant to continue betting their existence on a leadership (Not Mark by the way) who came out with this? Imagine the landlord at the new space threatened you with a “per stream” fee because it meant his property was at risk due to your internet fame. Even if he subsequently labelled your reaction as “confusion” and then changed it to be a minor rent increase instead you’d be looking at other properties… fortunately you wouldn’t have already spent a significant part of your life training to work from that exact building. I don’t think many people have been confusing this debacle as Mark’s fault…
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  74. Glad to see you were able to get it cleared without issue - was a bit of a scare on the livestream. Sad to see that they needed to expand the validation on account creation after recent attacks.
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  75. Pretty much always faster to read the thing rather than coming to a streamer. Therefore if you’re here you see value in what he adds.
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  76. @Theo - more info on banning firefox would be great.
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  77. Seems the comments all indicate it’s an outcome of being on the site for a while… so maybe people should see the silver lining of the high memory usage as a prompt to get off FB and get on with literally anything else.
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  78. People with less extreme dopamine needs?
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  79. So Theo has negated the time Turborepo has saved? Gottem
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  80. What mandatory reporting is in place? They should have been required to disclose to all the affected users and companies.
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  81. I like this generally.
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  82. Is Wisher another alias for Mattia? 😂😂😂
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  83. Theo just killed a few people.
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  84. C# lets go!
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  85. I see what you did there… next instead of react… very good
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  86. Don’t lie
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  87. I find this personally offensive, it’s summer down under during Christmas… no snow down here you drongos. Should have included at least a flag for southern hemisphere…
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  88. Unlike YouTube chat which uses a single mac living in a closet.
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  89. And you do that on an OS you’ve installed. Inside an editor you’ve installed (except for VIM and Notepad++ devs). Xzibit was ahead of his time.
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  90. Skill Issue. All you have to do is include "make sure you understand all the functions correctly" to your prompt.
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  91. I immediately think about Tim Robbins in Team America. And the corporations, being all corporationy… and then they make money… hmm?
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  92. All this re-inventing the wheel when the best (C# and dotnet) is already available
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  93. Did you know I cut a whole documentary in ffmpeg?
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  94. I’m excited for that outrageous curve to the end of your stash. It’s fantastic.
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  95. I disagree.
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  96. They were incredibly polite about the lack of attendance from other technology teams. If I rocked up as a viewer here and started telling Theo my video preferences I’m sure he’d not be so kind - few of us would be.
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  97. What’s the cost per token if you just hire thousands of Indians to “totally not be the AI” like Amazon?
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  98. Correct
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  99. Frankly it doesn’t even really feel like a product worth selling… if there was no foss alternative it’d take no time at all for someone to make it…
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  100. Rtfm
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  101. But is it pronounced gif or gif?
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  102. I'm sure people said the same thing about moving away from Assembly.
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  103. What % if revenue generated using Payload needs to be paid to the Payload Foundation ;)
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  104. So mentioned.
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  105. Oh keep it down…
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  106. Lolll
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  107. Strewth that escalated quickly…
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  108. To anyone who is in the know… How do these basic queries scale and what is the experience of tuning queries? Having loving syntax is great but I’m genuinely curious to see if this is just a “rapid prototype” database that you’d drop if you get any traction or advanced requirements
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  109. Melkey is that random giant squid off to the side on the old school maps
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  110. And TJ for the memes.
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  111. Jason is the worst. F that guy.
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  112. Just set a budget limit :)
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  113. “We really need to stop doing this” - I don’t believe they see it this way…
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  114. Born in Australia. Strewth… turns out we’re the best.
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  115. Its time for Blazor! Blazingly blazed.
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  116. I am imagining the “60fps is always better” people saying stuff like “I’d rather download a couple terabytes to watch the movie… why don’t I have that choice”
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  117. Theo knows what he’s doing, a little bit of shush out of you I reckon
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  118. Yeah but scale to zero trollolololol
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  119. Sex sells…
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  120. As for “oh I don’t want to share weird stuff with my colleagues”… just send them the article?
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  121. Flip came for revenge after you beat them to the punch the other day - you were like “oh does prime not have something up yet? If you can rush this video through I’ll pay you extra”
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  122. Does that make Thor their grandfather?
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  123. I’d hope that instead asian people come up with their own solution. I remember learning that in a South American country there was an entirely separate internet run for sharing pirated movies, all run by citizens as an f-you to the internet being controlled by a dictator. I was immediately a big fan
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  124. You fell off! How about that?
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  125. Per Install Fee
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  126. Jsml
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  127. I wonder if there is a market for building fake apps and buying fake installs… obviously to sell to scammers
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  128. And now we live in an age where you don’t even need fiber in the ground for good internet connectivity…
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  129. Where else would you test code other than your own machine?
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  130. TikTok is probably more your speed
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  131. Bro is trying to raise Javascript, he doesn't need to raise your kid too.
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  132. Is it worth discussing why Redis felt cloud providers weren’t contributing fairly despite Amazon be happy to throw engineering and Money at the project under the Linux foundation? Self interest sure, but are essentially co-opting open source tech by going this route? Because any given tech is nice, but if all companies who want to do cloud-something with it have to choose between Pepsi and AWSCola, there will be a fracture in the ecosystem.
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  133. The cloud is just someone else’s serverless serverless farm.
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  134. What about Server Free Lambda's or Pasture-raised Lambdas?
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  135. Good guy Jeff
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  136. Superjson? You mean protobufs? 😂
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  137. Custom AI chips for custom AI workloads. Things are about to accelerate again - no doubt MS will work to reduce the computational cost with all the learnings from OpenAI and make embedding AI cheap as chips so they can continue profitably adding it to everything.
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  138. Just use Blazor, it’s clearly the best web technology
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  139. Form over function.
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  140. Genuinely interesting
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  141. You’re obviously a bot
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  142. Just use AI bro ;)
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  143. Yo dawg...
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  144. Need to have a stronger thumbnail.
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  145. The thumbnail isn’t extreme enough.
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  146. Twitter is a best example of pure noise in signals.
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  147. That’s the next production milestone - chunking for re-prompting segments
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  148. Does this view point become less valid when you’re product has multi routes in? (Such as Reddit; App, API, Website)
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  149. If you haven't clicked all those telegram links, how do you know they aren't relevant to Shadcn?
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  150. Is GCP a framework?
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  151. I use GUIDs instead, so I'm safe from all the problems with UUIDs :)
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  152. This all supposes that it’s a culture extending outside the sales team though right?
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  153. Pretty sure TrashDev and/or Melkey built some stuff that needed all of them? 😂
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  154. Is it though
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  155. Had to go and search for the other video to make sure I wasn't going crazy... loving Sam Rose's content
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  156. Or hand rolling authentication.
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  157. Twitch has been taking a big hit for ages, I’m more surprised that it didn’t connect with a net neutrality group locally to stream local councillors failing to understand the impact to drive the discussion
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  158. Would have loved the judge to enforce the extension of policies against digital goods for non-digital goods… money transfers? 30%. Amazon order? 30%. Selling your iPhone on Gumtree so you stop getting taken to the cleaners? 30%
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  159. Bro didn’t you release this like 6months ago? I could have sworn you talked about a new JS framework not that long ago…
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  160. The GitHub update was fantastic - I wonder if it was in response to xz and the backlash that occurred for its removal?
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  161. Haaaaaha
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  162. Not supported by the White House... so its probably bad. right?
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  163. Wow that scroll is smooth as butter…
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  164.  @tomich20  why download instead of writing your own?
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  165. Aliasing packages is so different, does this commonly cause issues in the context of a team where conventions start to be a thing?
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  166. 6:25 the icons really popped when Theo moved down slightly!
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  167. Throwing barbs straight off the rip
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  168. Would be interesting to see if it’s a protectionist policy or if they really are just greedy
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