benjaminwootton

It’s thought to be because it’s a private company but it’s very well cited.

Of course they have a say in it. It’s bordering on neglect to give a 10 year old that junk.

It’s been on the long slow decline for a decade. It used to be filled with interesting content and made it easy to access interesting people and get your message out. It’s really in the dregs now but I still open it and post to it more out of habit than anything. I’ve deleted the app and just use it from my laptop to try and break the habit and it’s very questionable ROI.

Every big business in the world biases towards risk reduction and cost reduction over getting an edge.

I was lucky enough to start my career sat on the next desk across from Kirat. Genius programmer and nice guy! He later went on to found Beacon platform which was the same again, as a cloud hosted service.

You can vibe code a clone of Trello in 30 minutes.

Brilliant framing. If you understand a domain and understand software architecture then you are in an extremely strong position right now.

They need something like this as it's hard and flaky to automate Google apps with AI. However, step 2 drops me to a fairly technical looking page where I have to configure Google Cloud. If they had a one click installer to automate Google Apps it would be an absolute killer use case for AI for me.

A demo of using an LLM/agent to analyse data stored in ClickHouse. This stuff is getting really good!

I’ve been saying the same and the same about data more generally. I don’t want to go and look, I want to be told about what I need to know about.

I wish I knew the difference. I’ve ran or been close to tens of businesses over the last 20 years and we’ve always paid the Google tax, but I’m not sure it’s ever had a positive ROI.