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by hexa00 15d ago
lol yeah just saw that, yeah that makes it unusable I think at least for me. I wonder if they will do that with sol ultrafast!
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by hexa00 15d ago
Just tried it on a medium size coding/debug problem on an existing codebase, observations: - Input doesn't look faster than other models, it spends a lot of time reading Read about 5M tokens - Output is awesome, super fast as
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by hexa00 2y ago
yeah I liked it too, especially for 10x less the price lol
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by hexa00 4y ago
This is crazy and needs to stop indeed it's like you have: - A degree (In which you've proven you can understand these algos and spent 4 years studying) I'm not going to redo all that in 1 week before your stupid puzzle!
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by hexa00 6y ago
These places also tend to have underground parking :(
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by hexa00 6y ago
I work in a ML ecosystem ATM and concurrency is a major problem in python: - Threads can't be used efficiently because of the GIL - multiprocesses has to serialize everything in a single thread often killing performance. (Unless
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by hexa00 6y ago
I went one step further. Use a server! , You can get cheap used, Dual Xeons 12 cores, with like 128G of ram on ebay for about 1000$ And that's not the only thing you get compared to a regular desktop you get: - IPMI - Dual Power
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by hexa00 6y ago
I'm going to approach this as a pure social thing. To me emacs fits in a way because it fits the kinda misfit/hacker mentality I had back when I started playing with computers/software. I found emacs and linux as the coolest
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by hexa00 6y ago
Isn't it strange all the work we put into securing networks etc... while we're engineers working from home and all it would take is someone figuring out where I live via Linkedin or whatnot.. and all this goes away with my physica
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by hexa00 6y ago
I think this is somewhat funny since to think of this question at all really highlights the time people waste in JS/python etc.. Testing things that can be automatically checked by a simple compiler. I do find that as some of these peo
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by hexa00 6y ago
Note this is Not a fork, it's a from scratch implementation that is compatible with the extensions of VSCode, not a vscode fork.
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by hexa00 9y ago
I could be wrong but I don't see JavaFX as alive and kicking... Especially compared to web technologies. And it's tied to Oracle pretty much...
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by hexa00 9y ago
Everything is relative, making it a bit harder may be worth it to some people and also maybe more detectable. But it's always possible of course.
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by hexa00 9y ago
It doesn't look like they offer an electron version like Theia does however. It would be possible I guess however.
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by hexa00 9y ago
Just found out http://www.dest-unreach.org/socat/doc/socat-ttyovertcp.txt So it seems possible with socat indeed, I'll have to give it a try :) One problem that I see however is that emacsclient also forwards
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by hexa00 9y ago
Theia is using monaco. But there's other reasons for Theia too like the governance of the project, vscode is controlled by Microsoft and they may have conflicts when lets say some feature would compete with their visual studio offering
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by hexa00 9y ago
To prevent someone to copy it all on a laptop and sell it for example.
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by hexa00 9y ago
So emacsclient/emacs deamon work with a tty, basically emacsclient opens a tty and sends it to the emacs deamon and it uses it to send output/receive input, so you really need to be local there's no way that I know to forward
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by hexa00 9y ago
That's not entierly true since Electron provides native elements like menus for example. We can hope Electron will get better at a native experience and can contribute to that too. See https://electron.atom.io/docs&#x2F
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by hexa00 9y ago
The problem with the JVM is that the UI toolkits are dying or died already. Having the web as UI layer brings much benefit and reduces the investement needed in the UI. IDEA will most likely hit that problem at some point also...
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by hexa00 9y ago
Theia does not only provide remote file access you also have LSP (language server protocol) for code-completion / docs ala eldoc , company) etc.. Almost all of Theia's features are based in the backend. The emacs equivalent would
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by hexa00 9y ago
That's what you can do with Theia, a backend (headless Theia) running anywhere and you connect via remote web UI or an electron app. Theia does use some vscode components like the LSP or the json-rpc lib, but it is NOT a repackaged vsc
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by hexa00 9y ago
Also the motivation is to make an opensource IDE that's not managed by one company in particular like vscode&microsoft or atom&github... The end goal is to have something that has its governance managed by a fondation and that
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by hexa00 9y ago
From the comments secction in the article from Sven Efftinge : " The IDE in Eclipse Che can only run in browsers and in the context of a Che workspace server but not standalone as a desktop app. Our customers need a solution that can b
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by hexa00 9y ago
It's the latter, the backend process (that exposes the filesytem etc) can be anywhere and the frontend (browser or electron) will connect to it over tcp. How you setup vms/docker or something is up to you however as long as the th
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by hexa00 10y ago
I had this problem too with GDB on the Odroid UX4 big.LITTLE SoC. Since GDB is patching the instrution with ptrace to insert a breakpoint for example. See my blog post about it: https://www.kayaksoft.com/blog/2016/