These guys came up a with a "preprompt" for ChatGPT that does a decent job in refining your initial prompt and asking questions for clarification. Seems they mix some of the best practices like chain of thought, etc.

https://github.com/ProfSynapse/Synapse_CoR

Thanks! Already looking into it.

cool, thx! will check them out!

Hi, just double checked myself. The results that pocketcasts is delivering are from single episodes. Podbear currently only knows about the shows themselves, not single episodes. But thats a good point! Thanks for mentioning it.

Ah! Now thats interesting. When I use the Algolia powered HN search eg https://hn.algolia.com/?q=infoq it sorts by default by "Stories"->"Popularity"->"All Time". Highest scoring post there has 34 points. I would expect that at least the two posts that you dug up would appear there on the top. Or do I misunderstand how HN search should work?

I'm not sure. It looks like algolia add more weight to the title than the url??? Or perhaps it's because in "[InfoQ]" it is a complete word, but in "infoq.com" it's a partial word???

Agree, some search magic going on. Though I would expect a different ranking when I sort by "Popularity". And searching for "infoq.com" [1] gives even worse results imo. But ok, results expectations can be highly subjective :)

[1] https://hn.algolia.com/?q=infoq.com

The sentiment is probably not abou GCP as a whole, but about its trigger happiness when it comes to deprecating services.

Fun read:

https://steve-yegge.medium.com/dear-google-cloud-your-deprec...

I'm not going to read yegge's rants.

Name the odds and condition you think gcp will violate.

Google IoT came and went.

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USB-C is required by law in the EU by the end of 2024. That is probably their reason to switch.

https://edition.cnn.com/2022/10/24/tech/eu-law-charging-stan...

You call "less than 100M revenue" small?? Has to be A LOT less to be considered small in my book :)

honest question: sounds like a cool architecture! care to give some insights how you achieve this?

Sure: key idea is pages are documents. Each page contains a JSON blob which specifies the blocks it's made up of and the content for each block. Each block is just a module with a schema specifying the data it takes and an associated template and a render function. Rendering a page is a URL resolution -> Controller -> DB lookup for the page -> pass the block list to a master render function and done.

The thing some people don't realise is EEx is compiled to a function call, which means no string interpolation, regex whatever. Getting a bunch of HTML is just a function call.