OpenClaw managed to burn 2.46 trillion tokens just in the last 30 days.

I'm not even gonna judge why someone needs an AI Assistant running 24/7, the core issue is that coding plans are being ruined because they're not paying for ridiculous amount of tokens burned.

Anthropic is actually making the right decision: You want a LOT of tokens for your 24/7 agent? Ok, just use the API and pay for your tokens.

I enjoy paying for a sub that I actually use to code, and what we pay today is not even enough to cover the costs of running AI servers.

I blame this on people spamming fake AI CVs 24/7, no one is going to review hundreds of CVs.

I don't think the market is flooded with new devs as many state, I think we are in a deep silent crisis

I have been thinking exactly about this. CF Workers are nice but the vendor lock-in is a massive issue mid to long term. Bringing D1 makes a lot of sense for web apps via libSql (SQLite with read/write replicas).

Do you intended to work with the current wrangler file format? Does this currently work with Hono.js with the cloudflare connector>

This is a travel router.

Unifi shipping without eSIM support is a big mistake imo. I don’t want to have a 5g router(which are insanely expensive) or a second smartphone with 5G.

How can an European Senior SWE land a job, let’s say, SF and have some kind of guarantee regarding the visa before flying into the US.

The 100K cost for the H-1B is so absurd that it crushes any hope of me ever participating in Silicon Valley or any other tech hub in the US. Is the tech alive or are companies just relocating to EU/others?

Software is also incredibly hard, the human mind can understand the physical space very well but once we're deep into abstractions it simply struggles to keep up with it.

It is easier to explain how to build a house from scratch to virtually anyone than a mobile app/Excel.

Some games just run better on the PS when compared to the PC version, regardless of you having the latest and best PC. You can see this fairly well on the Nintendo Switch, which is a low spec tablet but the games run very well and the experience is great.

PC Games, generally speaking, tend to favor keyboard and mouse not controllers.

This is why I suspect game devs will start optimising for the Steam Machine, provided it sells well.

Self hosting will also bring its own set of problems and costs.

I am hosted on Cloudflare but my stack is also capable of running on a single server if needed, most libraries are not design with this in mind.

I’m also wondering if all these recent outages are connected to cyber attacks, the timing is strange.

A “console” that I can use as a PC? I am in 100%. You’ll get the world biggest game library at a discount, this is why I sold my PlayStation after spending 200 euros and watching it becoming useless.

I also suspect a lot of game devs will optimize for steam machine and finally we’ll get a console like experience on PC.

Don’t let the “low specs” fool you, it has the same specs or better as 70% of steam users.

Given Valve gave money to a lot of open source maintainers , it’s also great for Linux.

Just take my money

Still confused about the no paper thing, you could print the digital pass given It has the gate qr code

In some airports, printing the pass is actually free, they have a dedicated vending machine just for this.

They are not saying that you can not print the pass yourself, I suspect this move will save a lot of time and money which, ultimately, is a good thing for everyone.

They want to charge a check-in fee if you don’t do it online, I would not be surprised if they have a lot of people wasting time doing it in-person instead of doing it online. This could speed customer who actually have luggage.

What am I missing?

Several years ago, I used MeteorJs, it uses mongo and it is somehow comparable to Supabase. The main issue that burned me and several projects was that It was hard/even impossible to bring different libraries, it was a full stack solution that did not evolved well, it was great for prototyping until it became unsustainable and even hard to on board new devs due to “separating of concerns” mostly due to the big learning curve of one big framework.

Having learn for this, I only build apps where I can bring whatever library I want. I need tool/library/frameworks to as agnostic as possible.

The thing I love about CloudFlare workers is that you are not force to use any other CF service, I have full control of the code, I combine it with HonoJs and I can deploy it as a server or serverless.

About the runtimes: Having to choose between node, demo and bun is something that I do not want to do, I’m sticking with node and hopefully the runtimes would be compatible with standard JavaScript.

What is performance overhead when comparing rust against wasm?

Also think the time for a FOSS alternative is coming. Serverless without, virtually, cold starts is here to stay but being tied to only 1 vendor is problematic.