I dug on the product a bit further and it seems it includes remote sandboxes? Then I understand the pricing, it makes sense.
At a first glance I understood all sessions would be created at the local machine. My niche use case having a mac mini on 24/7 at home would make this interesting. That’s why I mentioned the cheaper price.
Looks like a good product. Everyone is afraid of the grind, keep going!
Feels expensive for something that an engineer can hack in a couple of ours with tailscale and Claude Code. Has potential though. At $9 I'd be totally in, but moving from CC's Max plan at $100, adding $20 makes me wanna just hack an alternative. Maybe I'm just cheap.
Excellent and approachable book. I’ll never forget about “your title is to catch the reader, the subtitle is the real subject of the study” or something like that
Also the tooling has improved a lot, making functional programming accessible to people outside of academia. A good example of this is Elixir/Phoenix. Ruby “wowed” everyone with their “Create a Blog in 15 min”. Now they did the same with “Create a real time twitter in 15 min”.
Take in consideration to not use floats for money. Use a `decimal` data format. I'd also advice against using javascript since it has problems dealing with big numbers. There are libraries of course to handle that.
Just if you use JS make sure to google about how to do money calculations accurately.
A beautiful "New tab" page, which only has 2 purposes. Have a beautiful background, and widgets iOS-like, so they bring the info from all the multiple websites you use everyday.
* Desktop first
* Blazing fast
* Privacy as a first citizen
* All widgets free
* Premium backgrounds in the future