keyle

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by keyle 10d ago
It's pretty clear when you visit the website though.
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by keyle 14d ago
I am very impressed by this model so far. It's faaast and it seems to be just intelligent enough to do really well. It's UI work (simple python UI) is very clean and functional. The UX was 'there'.
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by keyle 14d ago
+1 for exhausting. Also my experience. Very valuable when you have to write business logic or a complex feature the business will rely on. Definitely not good for long running work and chasing bugs.
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by keyle 16d ago
I'm glad the authors seem to have acknowledged the problem and not doing much about it :-)
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by keyle 21d ago
Owning the roots, the trunk, the branches and the tip of the leafs.
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by keyle 21d ago
It also means that finding models that aren't "approved" will be dealt by other websites.
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by keyle 21d ago
Likely the tourists are better accounted for than the locals. Numbers are likely much higher :(
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by keyle 26d ago
I see terminal there, is there someone working in vim yet?
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by keyle 1mo ago
FYI Gemini's version is less broken than Opus' in Safari...
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by keyle 1mo ago
We use flutter at work. When you need to target various platforms for the same code base it's extremely competent.
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by keyle 1mo ago
How many days until the linkedin zombies actually use it for their posts?
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by keyle 1mo ago
Nice one, thanks!
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by keyle 1mo ago
It's a pretty font and gives that instant retro look on keyboards for example. I've tried it on the computer with "Gorton Digital" and that's just terrible, I can't recommend it. The spacing/kerning is all
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Cloudflare-OS(phoronix.com)
2 points by keyle 1mo ago|0 comments
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by keyle 1mo ago
Over my dead body. I love coffee. I always have. It has anti oxidant properties. Don't drink the crap coffee. Most Americans have no idea what good coffee is. They're as educated with coffee as they are with nutrition. Just drink
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by keyle 2mo ago
This is cool and reminds me of the old ascii art editors; although this appears more geared towards technical documentation than art. Not sure why the title has to mention 144fps, which is of course dependant on the computer specs, the term
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by keyle 2mo ago
Yes, it's had a lot of money put through it since its early days, with quirky shortcuts and quirky features. Imagine if they made Gimp good, this would be what blender became in 3D. They've done it right, with a foundation and it
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by keyle 2mo ago
A brilliantly designed horizontal logo to fit on server racks!
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by keyle 2mo ago
This, once again, misses the elephant in the room. The fact is simple, there isn't enough of a Mac gaming market for the game developers to go through the effort. The hardware has been good enough for a while now. I'm not saying t
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by keyle 2mo ago
The game voxatron is old. I'm not sure about the fantasy console version though! This might be new?
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by keyle 2mo ago
Extremely cool. Loading up these games in a split seconds used to take eons as a kid with the tapes. Bruce Lee on ZX spectrum was my jam!
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by keyle 2mo ago
No if you're referring to unions and an enum, it isn't sum types.
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by keyle 2mo ago
That's a ridiculously biased and short sighted opinion. UE5 is just an evolution of UE4 and the early adopters suffer from being early adopters. Beyond that there is a skill issue in studios shipping less than ideal performances on tim
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by keyle 2mo ago
It crashes as soon as you put a little paragraph of text on Apple M2 Pro. Hard pass. Why do these half baked projects get all the attention and thousands of clicks when it just takes a simple thing to bring the whole castle down?
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by keyle 2mo ago
Maybe if you spent 2 Billions in tokens instead of 1 Zucky.
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by keyle 2mo ago
I've been doing this for 25 years professionally and let's just say I'm more the 3 coffees, 1 redbull, headphones and bassdrive kind of programmer. So no, I will not be "meditating". My meditative states tend to be
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by keyle 2mo ago
They rendered 5.3 unusable for me a few weeks back. It simply was locking up or answering poorly.
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by keyle 3mo ago
GTA VI out in Rust before C++?
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by keyle 3mo ago
Because at the time of my purchase I mistakenly believed that fan-less was a given for an ARM laptop; and that ARM laptops were a lot more supported than Apple products; some big names were using ARM linux and raving about it. It's sti
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by keyle 3mo ago
I recently tried to get BSD/Linux to work on my omnibook X 14 and... it's been a journey! Eventually I got it to work well with [1] and extracted firmware off github because I had wiped Windows and all partitions into oblivion. I

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