In my minds eye I've been yearning to see an IDE that focuses on a zoomable interface.

This looks like a good start.

...because it whips the llama's ass.

See you in a decade then.

There's some really great story telling found in some K and C dramas that you just don't find in western media.

Interesting and varied modern story telling in KDramas and fantastic historical story telling in CDramas.

There's also quite a bit of it to consume from over the years on alternative platforms like Viki.

Sadly most of the "best" can't be found on Netflix so most people just don't have any idea about it.

This is meaningless.

"Good guys follow rules, bad guys don't."

As if getting the infrastructure to privately build your own model is challenging for people that have the capital to spend on such projects.

Meh. Just like anything else on the internet. Value can be derived if the person using it has both critical thinking as well as the capacity to spot the flaws or falsehoods.

In this sense it's literally no worse than reading random "news" articles and somehow taking it all as fact at face value.

If you fall into the trap of taking everything ChatGPT tells you as gospel you've already lost.

As for the so called false promise, this is old man yells at clouds stuff.

This is why I'm not nervous about ChatGPT. I'm nervous about how the general public is reacting to ChatGPT.

One thing I always wished Pizzly would have added was regular api key based authentication alongside oauth.

Make it suitable for all integration authentication possibilities.

I'm not quite sure how this would work. Are you saying that Nango (nee Pizzly) would be configured with an API key to, say, Stripe, and then you'd route your browser/native app Stripe requests through Nango and it would proxy them?

Or am I missing something?

This is a use case we have on the radar and would love to support.

Would be great to hear more about your use case for this, feel free to message me on our community or on robin (at) nango (dot) dev

I'm always interested in seeing alternative solutions to this problem.

So I'm not an expert, but for simplistic use cases I merely make use of https://github.com/oguimbal/pg-mem

It's a lot faster and easier than dealing with containers and the like.

Same except we use a different in-memory database (H2). This makes it simple for CI systems like Jenkins to run the tests and you can have various degrees of integration. Really amazing that your comment was the first mention I saw of in-memory databases in this thread.

I actually look forward to Neon but won't actually use it for real until pricing becomes available.

Stay tuned. It's coming very very soon.