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Local AIs are the future in times of limited resources. This could be the beginning of something big. I like that Apple opens up like this. Hopefully more to come.

completely agree.

> AI tools are currently being sold way below cost to get into the market. That is unsustainable.

This is wrong on so many levels. Most companies (including our agency) bet on self hosted "free" LLMs to solve every day problems. The only costs we have is hardware and electricity. And that won't increase on a high scale. Furthermore, AI is already driving productivity measureable in our company. What will probably happen is that software prices will drop big times but this is fine and predictable. Still engineers are needed to solve business processes, discuss with customers and find solutions for their problems.


Asana down Postman workspaces don't load Slack affected And the worst: heroku scheduler just refused to trigger our jobs


In my opinion, all the criticism surrounding Komoot is just envy. The founders worked hard for over 15 years and have now made a well-deserved exit. People are just jealous. Period.


We love it too and so far we could solve any problem with it.


Safari is the new Internet Explorer. We need to face it.


You meant to write Chrome.


The review process is completely random. One day they accept your app completely, the other day your "iPad screenshot is a strechted iPhone image" or something. Its just frustrating.


It does seem random - I have submitted apps multiple times, and provided demo credentials for them to use (the app is gated, so you can't do anything without an account and logging in first).

In 80% of the cases they never even logged into the app before giving us the OK (all logins and actions are logged, so it is easy to tell)


I have a pet theory that the reviewers have some quota of rejection that they must meet, so they're encouraged to reject apps for bullshit reasons.

About 20% of the updates to my app get rejected for no reason other than that the reviewer clearly didn't bother reading the attached review instructions. I have a hard time thinking that _all_ of them are this stupid, so nowadays I started thinking they do this on purpose.


> I have a hard time thinking that _all_ of them are this stupid, so nowadays I started thinking they do this on purpose.

Wouldn't you just assume "about 20%" of them are that stupid?


Just some pre IPO moves.. leading to more productivity and revenues.


We send temporary passwords by email. So we reach two goals: 1. User can Login immediately 2. User email is automatically verified because if the email is invalid, he never receives the temporary password


exactly. not everyone can afford a sys-admin or has the background OP has


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