drschwabe

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by drschwabe 4d ago
To each their own. When OpenAI droped Sora and focused more on Codex, the product improved dramatically and I'm probably not the only one who dumped Claude Code subscription in favor of Codex; OpenAI's is miles ahead of Anthropic
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by drschwabe 13d ago
Put it in an isolated container and set it to YOLO
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by drschwabe 1mo ago
Literally just built a custom Adsense dashboard based on not integrating with Google's APIs. Every couple days I export the 2 reports I need from their UI and save them to a folder; it's automated from there and integrates with
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by drschwabe 1mo ago
GPT 5.6 Sol
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by drschwabe 2mo ago
Where's the drama in that !?
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by drschwabe 2mo ago
Have you really given GLM 5.2 an honest go ?
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by drschwabe 2mo ago
When you use opencode to use Claude and Chatgpt models ie- Fable or GPT 5.6 I assume you are getting billed on pure credits? I was under the assumption that you can only use your Claude/ChatGPT paid plans when using Claude Code or C
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by drschwabe 2mo ago
Same here, and if you really need its key features just add JSDoc and Zod to any given vanilla JS codebase. Passing around mixed types is not necessarily an anti-pattern either ie- you can do type-checking at runtime and use them as conditi
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by drschwabe 3mo ago
Nice, lucky! The Opencode Go GLM 5.2 quota gets used up so fast. It's an expensive model. And while impressive for being open weight, it seems slower than Opus and GPT. So I typically only use it after exhausting quotas of discounte
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by drschwabe 3mo ago
Are you micromanaging your GLM costs? It seems the best bang for buck strategy right now is a Opencode Go subscription to get the subsidized rate and then switch to Openrouter's model above and beyond that + make use of a dual model s
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by drschwabe 3mo ago
Sure but if you're really unhappy with your employer employeeing you for 8 hours a day you can also harness this power on your own personal projects to help break free from the 9-5 grind if you so desire.
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by drschwabe 4mo ago
This isn't a direct answer, because I agree it is difficult to move away from Github's familiarities amongst developers - so it doesn't necessarily solve the problem for a collaborative codebase involving a handful or more de
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by drschwabe 4mo ago
What type of engineer, who until a year ago - because of AI apparently - is suddenly no longer concerned about code? Personally I'm just as concerned about code because AI has not changed the fact that it still takes a really long ti
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by drschwabe 6mo ago
Too little too late, open source Windows 7 and give it a new 10 year LTS commitment then we can talk.
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by drschwabe 9mo ago
Unironically JavaScript is quite good for single file projects (albeit a package.json usually needed) You can do a huge website entirely in a single file with NodeJS; you can stick re-usable templates in vars and absue multi-line strings (t
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by drschwabe 9mo ago
When I first read the source for his original QuickJS implementation I was amazed to discover he created the entirety of JavaScript in a single xxx thousand line C file (more or less). That was a sort of defining moment in my personal codin
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by drschwabe 1y ago
Bravo, been looking forward to this but AnimeJs v3 has just been so solid for so long honestly you did amazing on v3 that v4 is just icing on top; excited to try this out on my next project. async/await + animation (ie- with AnimeJS) i
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by drschwabe 2y ago
That's the idea, you won't have to discover - instead you can just create the game you want.
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by drschwabe 2y ago
Refactoring your entire codebase just to use that one ES module that is incompatible with CJS is a big pill to swallow if your codebase is ... big (or you have many).
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by drschwabe 2y ago
On the flip side we have other amazing devs who are also active with cutting edge libraries and simply do the small amount of extra work to make their modules available in both ESM and CommonJS to this day: https://github.com&#x2
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by drschwabe 2y ago
Not sure about realtime voiceover and not in emergency services myself but having an LLM fed the call audio to generate supplmentary summary of what was discussed could certainly be beneficial in situations where the operator needed clarity
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by drschwabe 2y ago
Indeed, that is primarily where it excels. Your layered source files are SVG and you can export to SVG (and you can import in SVG obviously). The bitmap selection/exporting is also excellent as such you can have these massive vector
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by drschwabe 2y ago
Inkscape is a daily driver for me and its OSS It has its quirks and even some annoying bugs but where it excells its IMO way better than what any competing/proprietary design tool can do (vector and bitmap exporting, vector+bitmap comb
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by drschwabe 3y ago
Amazon's repo here is open source at least so perhaps this could be remedied with an edit to their README and a PR - go for it ! Agree with you there should be credit where credit is due - I have been using QuickJS for some time and it
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by drschwabe 3y ago
Well, if you're talking SvelteKit then it requires a build step so yes, jQuery is way more lightweight. jQuery is also pure JS whereas Svelte is Typescript so it may be more difficult to debug/hack if your primarily JS coder.
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by drschwabe 3y ago
It's good for quick things and prototyping cause you can always swap out those calls with native later. It's API is generally easier to remember/less typing that most native equivalents. You can also use its API serverside
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by drschwabe 3y ago
This is a brilliant idea that seems to lack execution.
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by drschwabe 3y ago
Ironically now with AI art tech the fans themselves can now carry on the series as they like (including making animated flicks). Not saying this wouldn't violate C&H's IP protections nor that the resulting product will have th
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by drschwabe 3y ago
Will have to play with those more thx for the headsup; I do find however for scribble outlines I like to often draw my own lines by hand instead of an auto-generated one to emphasize the absolute key areas that would not otherwise be auto-i
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by drschwabe 3y ago
Yeah that tutorial is decent its what I used to get going. Note that all of the images in those comfy tutorials (except for images of the UI itself) can be dragndropped into ComfyUI and you'll get the entire node layout you can use to

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