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desireco42
6d ago
I don't need this but this looks very cool. I love neon colors and everything. Some of these we, dynamic programming is something we didn't do at university and few years ago I did a course to learn it. It is good to know, wish we
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15d ago
I tried it on small project. A lot of promising ideas. I don't even care it is so new. What didn't work for me is the build step. In a bigger project it should be normal to have this but I really love to interactively build and ha
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18d ago
I was about the ask a question but you just answered how it is built. I guess I will try it out, it sounds really good. I love your approach, fake testemonials and all.
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desireco42
18d ago
I have Google Fi, we always had messages.google.com to even get calls, which I never did. Convenient especially because I write longer messages. Never felt superiour over others for it.
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2mo ago
I think you created a potential platform for experiments with different language syntax ideas. It is rarely that people want to change how integers are represented and such, mostly it is syntax. So this lets me and others try things out.
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2mo ago
So I poked around... this is really interesting. So you take language in text and make IR, but also could be made IR directly. That is very interesting. Potentially I could make a version without curly braces or some weird syntax and it cou
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2mo ago
Ha, very interesting. I just started using Gleam last week or so... I knew about it and loved Elm back in the day. Anyhow, will enjoy discovering EYG as well.
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2mo ago
Never heard of it and I am glad you mentioned it, thanks. Already homepage and examples look familiar and welcoming.
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2mo ago
I didn't downvote you, but what you have in mind? ROC maybe? I really have yet to experience joy as I did while writing Elm.
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2mo ago
I hope to see progress in the future. I loved Elm and it made me a better programmer. Things changed a lot since then, but beauty of Elm is not matched by any language. Also, if you ever had to refactor anything, there is no language in the
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3mo ago
Wow... I forgot about that. Mercury is brutal. I had him review lint errors and the speed is just insane
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3mo ago
Pi even before these ram prices was getting expensive and kind of missing the point from my perspective. Definitely good to have them releasing new models. What bothers me is that now you need cooling for some models, and obviously price is
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3mo ago
I didn't use their pro speed but regular Mimo-v2.5, not even pro, it seems really fast. I have plenty of tokens and subscriptions but this is really impressive. I really don't need another one, but I am tempted simple because it
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3mo ago
I share your sentiment, not to say that Linear is bad, just that I don't see it as good UX or fast.
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3mo ago
I for one love this. Cloudflare is doing really excellent job last few years and of all the companies, this acquisition will not hurt developers like those other might or already do.
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4mo ago
If you used Neo you would see that while it is decent laptop, it is not nearly as small as 12" should be, clacky touch pad and overall a slab of metal that can easily be dented like any macbook. It is good as Macbook Air just cheap, bu
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4mo ago
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4mo ago
I love direction and features Claudflare is taking, they are really impressive. And since I use their service on several projects, I can say I am overall very happy with service. Only thing, they are going strongly in AWS territory and not
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4mo ago
I think this is more reflection of how important you are to those people so it is more social thing then anything. I know you think your questions are legitimate but look it in broader context. Use AI to craft questions for them that they w
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4mo ago
Look, it does look like overkill but I totally understand you and where you are coming from... I managed to publish my first book, second getting final review and third one is in editing... fully connected. AI came up with all the names for
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4mo ago
Maybe it works without it, but on their Getting Started this is what they are saying (which might be written by AI) and that is why I skipped even trying it.
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4mo ago
From their page, they say they require cloud account login for this to work, even locally which is why I decided not to try it out. Looks cool tbh. But I have quite a few tools that look cool.
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4mo ago
Landing page looks cool and I would love to try it out, but to make a cloud account just to work locally is not OK for me.
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4mo ago
I used Superset for quite a while until a month ago. There were some annoying issues, with freezing and terminal not being rendered how it should be. And they did repeated fixes that didn't really solve it. Since I had work to do I mov
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4mo ago
It doesn't make sense... like a lot of it. Probably because he is marketer. I get he is upset because things change and that's it.
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4mo ago
I think this is legitimate concern that a lot of well paying jobs will essentially ruin prospects of more upscale services.
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4mo ago
I stopped using Dropbox, but this is pleasant news that they have this much space. I use git and it works well and gives me security my notes will not dissapear. On mobile used to be more difficult so I used specialized app before but now O
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4mo ago
As a user of Obsidian I like this, it looks good and clean. I use Typora often as it is easier to start in a folder and just work on the files, on top it has nice visuals. Very good work.
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4mo ago
Prompts as well... he might be on to something here, can't say as I didn't try it yet Skills are just prompts
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4mo ago
I got really good results when I asked Pi (agent) to install https://github.com/AlexsJones/llmfit and tell me which ones are good for me. It would organize it per use and selection was solid.
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