Sharing a thought experiment turned helper function I’ve been using for a while: what if you scope server cache by browser session? Even though the idea sounds ridiculous, it’s been making my life easier.

Just received the below email:

Dear customer,

I hope this message finds you well. Today, I come to you with a heavy heart to share some important news regarding Defer.

After a rewarding journey filled with incredible support from users like you, we've reached a point where we must decide to discontinue Defer's services. This decision was not easy, especially considering the vibrant community that has grown around our platform.

As of May 1, 2024, Defer will no longer be available.

We understand this news might be disappointing, and we want to extend our sincerest apologies for any inconvenience this may cause. The journey of building and growing Defer with you has been an invaluable part of our lives.

Thank you for your understanding and your support throughout this journey.

Warm regards,

Bryan CTO Co-founder, Defer

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I just discovered Defer after Planetscale shut down their fee tier and migrating to Supabase. Supabase turned out to be less efficient at the long running tasks I have set up for a side project, causing my service to hit next.js 10s timeouts. Defer.run fixed my issues in a few lines of code, it was an incredible experience. Logs were great, dx was great. They will be truly missed.

There is now! Added a Delete my account button to settings.

You can! There’s 3 examples on the home page. Now that so many people joined I might see if there’s a way to highlight users with similar taste.

I have an idea why this could have happened. Will look into this tomorrow and fix. Sorry!

There’s a way to do that: click the See stats for a playlist button and select a playlist to only get recommendations for that playlist

Great find! Will do, thank you!

Here's a video of me demoing how to use Brew: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nh2Ognb4PgU

It sounds like you're not interested in stats on your listening behavior. There's a section called Missed New Music that points out releases you might have missed, and there a button saying 'See stats for playlist' which lets you check missed music per playlist. If that isn't interesting either, Brew probably isn't for you

Thanks!!

I miss those times too! I probably spend an hour a day on the hunt for new music, which used to be a much more social activity for me than it is now.

Is audile basically randomizing Deezer's entire library?

Yeah, Deezer uses integers for addressing their albums. This is literally Math.random() on top of their library implemented with a cloudflare function.