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this is a case study about trying to implement infrastructure as code for the app taking the same amount of time to develop the app in the age of AI
it has been linearly correlated at a 1:1 ratio in all cases observed
the year is 2024
it has been linearly correlated at a 1:1 ratio in all cases observed
the year is 2024
The urge to pay for Cursor Pro is strong
it's so over
When a user joins a channel, as long as they follow the rules, their posts should be visible to everyone in the channel. This not only encourages creativity but also prevents users from leaving due to non-pb restrictions.
For new users, posting in an interest channel shouldn’t be limited by whether they have PB or not. More users’ content should be visible in the channel.
For example, in Discord, as long as I don’t fud the project, as a newcomer, my posts is visible to everyone in the channel.
This isn’t about “seeking attention,” but about ensuring fair communication opportunities in interest channels.
Just like Discord doesn’t issue badges to users, each channel has the autonomy to issue its own badges to users who join. Everyone has their own area of expertise, and in that area, they should be able to have a badge.
For new users, posting in an interest channel shouldn’t be limited by whether they have PB or not. More users’ content should be visible in the channel.
For example, in Discord, as long as I don’t fud the project, as a newcomer, my posts is visible to everyone in the channel.
This isn’t about “seeking attention,” but about ensuring fair communication opportunities in interest channels.
Just like Discord doesn’t issue badges to users, each channel has the autonomy to issue its own badges to users who join. Everyone has their own area of expertise, and in that area, they should be able to have a badge.
meme / cast visibility test 👀
anyone else experience this? no
me neither
me neither
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