klntsky

tl;dr

> no mobile clients

It's unclear whether the reviews are just numerical noise or not.

What is the incentive for me to spend my tokens on submitting reviews?

True. I understand the author on the emotional level, but the fact that a lot of work went into the product does not mean that it is that valuable. The author should focus on making the product better - unfortunately (for them) that means inventing a new business model.

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I build systems end to end, can lead your team or help with achieving a specific short term objective. I am good at translating requirements into architecture & avoiding unnecessary costs early. I can also teach you stuff (for example: FP, type-level TypeScript, how to prompt coding agents to achieve good outcomes)

It's strange that they did not mention reworking the tests themselves. In my experience AI-generated tests are absolute garbage - unless you specifically prompt to reason about coverage to avoid duplication and to merge some.

Is there something like a balancer that redirects me to an instance that is not down?

My impression is that americans got only those types of corruption most people can't benefit from personally (like skipping fines, getting some minor government benefits, local permits, getting legal work processed faster, etc). For most of them it's just on the TV and on the social media.