write up on that here: https://rosenzweig.io/blog/asahi-gpu-part-n.html

thanks, usually the submit catches same URLs, not so this time, but hey I think this an evergreen dev article

+ 1. I just came across it a few months ago after getting fed up with Postman's unintuitive ever-changing UI, etc. So far so good. Easy to store bruno files in a repo to have a nice easy place to go to get test calls

Definitely. I've watched a company move its entire health care plan to a startup, buddy of the CEO, to help juice said startup's customer base for investors. When the company were invited to a call to learn how their health plans had changed compared to the old provider (but after the contract was signed) - the startup 'would need more time to figure that out' .. you can imagine the deafening silence on that well-attended zoom call.

Very fun. I have a similar check list for thieves for my '75 land rover series 3. I tried to have a friend 'steal' it out of my garage once - it didn't go very well.

Handy that while connected via ExpressVPN, this is blocked

what server are you connected to? Switzerland works just fine for me

it was one of the UK servers

Trust suggestion: make it easier to find photos of the founders, than the investors.

Good suggestion, our company page is updated to include the founders

Wait ... where are the founders?

Here, I guess: https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/flightcontrol

It is very strange to have headshots of individual investors on the page that would normally have pictures of your team.

We did an episode with Joran on SEDaily which addresses some of the points raised in the discussions

https://softwareengineeringdaily.com/2024/09/12/building-a-f...

Gregor! Thanks again for having me there, and good to see you.

And you!

I agree that is probably part of the direction.

The other is possibly there’s no point in a thousand users all turning up to a blank prompt box and using a lot of resources to generate the same thing, or things they are not impressed by. A lot of users will ‘get what they came for’ initially just by seeing a bunch of good examples. Discussions around them will help them produce better outputs faster. Etc