ponker

This is one thing I definitely find with AI coding. I'm building all kinds of software not that I couldn't have built before, but I couldn't justify the effort before.

What does Mozilla do these days?

I searched for “cubeb” to find recipes which use this spice. It was changed to “cubed” with no way to revert.

Why are these famous guys only betting $400?

There was a company that did this called Munchery.

So they are available when you have a project to ramp up quickly, and so they don’t work at a competitor.

Couldn’t the waves originate elsewhere where it’s BF8? What’s going to stop a wave in the open ocean?

But given the “General Average” concept you could have received a bill for many times the value of what you shipped.

Sounds like a horrible idea since the insurance pool is limited to the size of the ship. Hopefully at least it’s averaged by value rather than number of containers so that if someone is shipping corn and a container of iPhones gets jettisoned they don’t get a bill for their life savings.

Going “obsolete” isn’t uniform. A product can go obsolete for your use case without going obsolete for mine. An audiophile might consider a platform that doesn’t support the latest surround sound protocol as “obsolete” while I would not even notice.

The second device can be as cheap as $17 known as a “Streaming Stick” and treated as a throwaway component.

“easy deployment” makes bug fixes fast, and the subscription business model gives the developer a financial incentive to make those fixes. I’d say the average Web app is more robust than the average desktop app... even small one-person web apps are usually pretty good. At the very high end from the huge companies like Apple, Microsoft, Spotify, Adobe, Autodesk, etc. the desktop apps are better.

I mean, they’re the most recognized name because they’re the best at it.