This is so insanely detailed I wonder how long it took him to build

The author has YouTube devlogged this project over the last 12 months.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uc3Ujdh8Ba4

Author open sourced it https://github.com/brunosimon/folio-2025 (MIT license)

I was just about to post this as a top-level comment. I enjoyed following the series.

Do you actually believe this, or are you just rage-baiting?

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I really wanted to check this out (using redis as an example), but it appears I need an account.

Is there no public demo?

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Why don't you walk them to school

1 mile is a good amount of time to walk with a kid.

A better angle would be biking the kid to school, but it's possible/probable that the route isn't good for bikes.

also in some places it is extremely normal for kids to travel unattended to school using mass transportation.

in NYC, for example, this is probably one of the most common methods of getting to school.

Yup, but that's because, well, the public transit in NYC is just a lot better than almost every other US city (and, let's face it, has a higher proportion of "normal people" riding it).

part of the problem in the US is that the parents, and often times the wider public, give children much less credit than they are do.

children are learning but they are not dumb. They can generally recognize dangerous situations and exercise good judgment, and shocking crimes like stranger abduction are incredibly rare. they can, if services exist, go to the playground and the school unassisted, but unfortunately we now live in a society where even if you trust your kids, someone else might call child services on you.

Depending on kid age, scooters are also potentially a good option.

My partner does this once a week. We have an electric kids scooter. She has to drive the smaller scooter attached to her own since there is no place at school to leave a bike or a scooter. So, works fine, but still quite tedious. Schools apparently are not designed for that, probably they don't want taking care, be responsible, etc, etc.

It can be done, it takes substantially more time with a kid + walking back. My partner is driving my kido using electric scooter - which works fine as well.

How dangerous is it to walk there with your child to get them to school

Not dangerous (except traffic that you have to cross a few times).

Not sure if you're talking about chatgpt or google

How's this different from Adrenaline or Cursor or Bloop

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Props for getting around the security audit

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