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1y ago
Looks like its still in the discussion phase, did not see a timeline but also did not read super close. Did learn about the tanstack-router which I had never heard of, so that was worth looking this up right there ;) https://git
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Going to tell the Preface story tomorrow at work, I guess if your reading this you now know my HN handle ;) Not sure I will do the 'game' but that into was worth clicking the link.
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Watched the video and super excited to see where tech like this ends up in a few years. Was on the quest to find a split keyboard last week and ran across this. Ended up with a UHK, but man I thought hard about buying one (pair) of these.
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2y ago
Hi Michael, thank you for all the hard work that goes into the Phind models and congratulations on the new UI. Been a paying customer since first finding Phind here on HN in September. Question: are there any plans to allow access via API
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2y ago
The Paper.js library is neat if you like this site (found it looking through the source). http://paperjs.org/
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2y ago
You have to pay if you want to use the full API but you can chat with it for free https://www.deepseek.com/
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2y ago
If anyone is trying to run these models (DeepSeek-R1-xxx) on LM Studio you need to update to 0.3.7 Was trying all day to find the error in the Jinja template and was able to make them work by switching to manual then in my email see they a
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2y ago
I have not used Mixxx nor do I have it installed, but might download to check it out. But..... If its always in a SQLite DB you should be able to use DB Browser for SQLite to inspect the DB Schema and then write a bash/python (whatever
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2y ago
Would guess GGUF so you can run on llama.cpp, LM Studio, etc..., but OP can hopefully clarity further for you.
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2y ago
This is a fair point to bring up. Most sites will have a confirmation once you click the link that includes the browser version and IP address. I have seen that info only in the email itself too with no confirmation afterwords, but not for
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2y ago
Agreed! If they all worked like this would be a happy camper. Nothing worse than being in one browser, opening the email, then it opens and authenticates you on the default browser or even better on a different device and needing to forwa
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2y ago
If you have a newer-ish NVIDIA video card you can try ChatRTX. RTX30 or 40 and 8GB VRAM. Its not great but does allow you to point at a folder and is better than nothing. Does docs (txt, pdf, docx) and images (jpg, png, gif) but not at t
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2y ago
Happy New Year may the next be the best one yet....
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2y ago
My partner and I had no intention of having children and we agreed on that. Eventually we moved in together and got married. We both had good jobs, traveled, ski / snowboard, hiked, camped, went to see everything we wanted to see. L
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2y ago
I use IntelliJ as my main coding tool but also use VSCode and Sublime text. If you have access to local LLMs or have an API key for some the Continue Plugin (basically Cursor but can use in IntelliJ) is the Best of the Best for IntelliJ (I
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2y ago
Hey @scyzoryk_xyz I laughed out loud and could understand the tongue in cheek sediment before the edits. When I was younger dreamed about becoming rich and buying a whole subdivision and moving my family and friends into the compound. Obv
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2y ago
Thanks for the Christmas fun! Was not going to click as thought it was like an actual snowflake maker (like you know each one is unique generator), glad I did. Could actually make a real one if I was feeling like making a mess ;)
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2y ago
Sorry for your loss. Hope they lived a great life, and you can make it to the funeral.
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2y ago
Without doxxing myself or getting too deep into what I actually do there are some key points to think about. For very simple to mid complex tasks, I do think LLMs will be very useful to programmers to build more efficiently. Maybe even the
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Think you are being downvoted because technically an LLM stands for Large Language Models, while image generation is something like LDM latent diffusion models or most people just say Stable Diffusion. If you would have said the more gener
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2y ago
Same issue need to turn off VPN / AdBlock....
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The UI is very nice. Congratulations on the release, with all the articles about releasing the last few days must feel good. Does not like my VPN / AdBlocker, getting a few CORS errors connecting to the Amazon S3. If you really want
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Watched a documentary on one of the first people producing the lab grown diamonds for rings (jewelry) and he ended up needing to go to China where they were already doing the process for drilling and sandpaper type applications. His proces
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2y ago
https://docs.netlify.com/platform/what-is-netlify/
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Ok spent way too much time fiddling with the options and testing out different sort algorithms. It’s fun to start with one sort and then halfway through switch to one that is very different and see if it helps or hurts the performance. Al
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2y ago
LOL, I passed by the article a few times reading the same thing. When I finally clicked in thinking it was something to do with the windows package manager. Something about the capital E. As soon as it was spelled with the little e, it c
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Great point thanks for calling USING out. Since you end up putting table_name_id for FKs it totally makes sense to just use that in the main table. Seems I am just so accustomed to having id as the default PK over the years it become habi
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If the table names are all short one word like that, they are already basically aliases. What do you do when you end up on some legacy project (you did not make the schema) where_the_table_names_look_like_this? Seems some sort of alias mi
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Not bad advice. The one about “where possible avoid simply using id as the primary identifier for the table” stood out to me. In the past with multiple ORMs (ya, ya, we all hate them) the default was to map to a column named id. Also whe
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Did not see a single popup - looking at the list 5 trackers and 3 add blocked.
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