alexdunmow

> using PHP as a thin wrapper.

I am as impressed as I am horrified.

Shh.

I just don't buy this. It might be why the media is pushing an "end work from home" narrative but I don't believe the majority of execs are making the decision due to this reason. I think WFH just exposes that without the ability to physically harass and micro-manage people they don't provide much day to day value.

It's the same in Australia. I've seen little kids who are into a particular sport parrot off the odds for the game. It's crazy.

Outrageous claims require outrageous evidence.

Maybe you just have a faulty sarcasm detector?

I've got no sound either. :(

Works in Firefox though.

I don't disagree with you. But I've been slashing all of my subscriptions. At least to test whether I truly need said product. For instance I cancelled Intellij and used VS Code for 1.5 months. Went back after proving it was worth the sub.

It's hard to justify adding a new subscription when I'm getting by just fine without it.

I have definitely noticed that the search results are often old now. I constantly have to set "past year". Something that was otherwise rare not even a year or two ago.

I would like to pay for Kagi. But with this economy I'm belt tightening and adding another subscription seems crazy. Even if the experience is 100x better than Google's.

I often wonder how many artists ended up making explicit music simply to get that sticker. There's no doubt that it became a marketing ploy for artists. As an edgy teenager I was put off by albums that didn't have said sticker. What a time to be alive.

I have a feeling your API costs would definitely creep up quicker than you realise...