I don’t think OpenAI gets enough credit for exposing GPT via an API. If the tech remained only at Google, I’m sure we would see it embedded into many of their products, but wouldn’t have held my breath for a direct API.
They enshittified/Dropboxified their core Docker Desktop app so much that OrbStack — I believe a single person initially — managed to build a better product. I love this outcome.
Core is not Django-specific, but it has an optional integration. Sync and async, retries/cancellation/etc., very extensible, and IMO super clean architecture and well tested.
IIRC think the codebase is like one-tenth that of Celery.
The "Unix Domain Sockets breakthrough" sounds kinda suspect to me. I'd imagine you should be able to push at the same rate to stdout with a smart MPSC design.
One obvious thing I still can’t believe pg doesn’t have is the ability to define triggers at the database or schema level. I must have written code to mass generate DROP/CREATE TRIGGER probably 5 times (yes I know you can reuse the trigger procedure itself). And then you need to remember to re-run whenever tables are added/removed.
I often suspect things in Settings, esp. account/iCloud section to be webviews, just based on how they load (icons appearing a short moment after the page opens for example).
$3500 is perceived as expensive, but a MacBook Pro can easily exceed that.
Both have an M2, and while a MacBook has a display, more RAM, larger SSD, ... it's still a bunch of standard-ish components, while Vision Pro has a ton of really innovative never-seen-before hardware.
(Also, people using it as a fake number for some appointment/reservation - which I sometimes update to change their name or add a special request :))