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by lgreiv 2mo ago
I really like the general idea, but accuracy was underwhelming. The biggest critique would be the note values / durations.
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by lgreiv 2mo ago
I let my wife (degree in vocal performance) sing into it and what was transcribed was not accurate at all.
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by lgreiv 5mo ago
I am mostly using it for hobby projects by now, but for me it is the very transparent yet mighty type system in addition to the aforementioned aspects. Its macro system is a sweet spot in comparison Ruby’s metaprogramming, which can easily
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by lgreiv 2y ago
Slightly different approach, but appears to have the same overarching goals: https://github.com/bullet-train-co/magic_test „Magic Test allows you to write Rails system tests interactively through a combination of trial
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by lgreiv 3y ago
Since trying it on a dev conference in Amsterdam, I am severely hooked on Tony‘s Chocolonely, which usually rates quite high in labor protection reviews [1] and has started to introduce traceability for the supply chains of its various ingr
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by lgreiv 3y ago
A relevant (WIP) standard in this context could become 802.11bf „WiFi Sensing“ [1]. If plenty of common consumer devices will support it (maybe even some with an on-board camera), it may become hard to avoid. [1] https://standard
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by lgreiv 3y ago
You should be able to organize accounts hierarchically using AWS Organizations, which allows to have cost centers and centralized billing (and some imposed policies over all accounts).
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by lgreiv 3y ago
Very handy tool for sure. I really appreciate the efforts you made on in-line, repo and website documentation.
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by lgreiv 3y ago
It’s a bit of legwork, but it’s there. https://github.com/amberframework/docs/blob/master/examples/...
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by lgreiv 3y ago
Nim really looks awesome too! If I came from a python background, I could see me reaching for Nim rather than Crystal.
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by lgreiv 3y ago
While it may be possible to onboard Ruby developers fairly easy, it is still easier to find talent for an „established“ language. For my personal projects, I gladly use Crystal, but in my professional role as a technical decision maker I ne
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by lgreiv 3y ago
I wish Crystal would take off. It has so many things going for it (many of them mentioned in the article): performance, useful tooling such as an opinionated formatter, an integrated RSpec-like test framework, a powerful standard library, a
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by lgreiv 3y ago
I have some bad news for you. They are not updating their browser integrations for <= v7 and the newer ones will not work with local vaults. De facto, they are already deprecating standalone licenses/local vaults.
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by lgreiv 3y ago
Thank you for the suggestion, I’ll check it out.
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by lgreiv 3y ago
This is my stance as well. I have not chosen a successor yet, but I’ll have a look at Bitwarden, Keepass and the recently released Proton Pass. Trusting Dropbox for sync (which I did) meant trusting a cloud service, too, but IMO it is a les
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by lgreiv 3y ago
I was just listing the goals I gave it in temporal order, but I’ll include a weak task for the giggles in the future when talking about the POC. Good suggestion!
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by lgreiv 3y ago
I've built a proof of concept myself in Ruby, an agent that extends itself with new abilities at runtime based on code suggestions from ChatGPT until it deems itself capable of fulfilling an arbitrary task given in natural language. It
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by lgreiv 4y ago
History really rhymes. This is another step in Replit reproducing the path of Heroku (which is a good thing to say IMO). A next generation of IaaS with great DevX would be a relief to everyone burnt by AWS‘s complexity overhead (for a great
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by lgreiv 4y ago
I have seen several variations that I found consistent with the metaphor of a switch. Broadly, these could be divided in implementations that offered a loading state (switch goes transparent until persisted, overlaid spinner etc.) and imple
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by lgreiv 4y ago
Exactly this is it.
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by lgreiv 4y ago
It is the metaphors that they apply, a toggle mimics a switch (e.g. a light switch) while a checkbox mimics it’s own paper counterpart.
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by lgreiv 4y ago
To me, the semantic difference between the two is that I expect a toggle to cause an immediate effect whereas a checkbox merely holds the value to be applied later. Applied to a client/server web application, I would expect a toggle to
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by lgreiv 4y ago
It should be consistent in its use of idioms in order to reduce the number of lookups required. Still, it should be documented extraordinarily well, because it then can serve as an on-ramp to best practices for novices. Further, it should b
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by lgreiv 4y ago
Ruby 2.7 is reaching its end of life come next March. While other runtimes received updates, there is none in sight for Ruby. Mind you, Ruby recently had its annual Christmas release, gifting v3.2 to the community. There is a short thread a
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With v2.7 reaching EOL, what are AWS plans for Ruby lambdas?(twitter.com)
1 points by lgreiv 4y ago|1 comments
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by lgreiv 4y ago
Awesome portfolio! It’s always impressive to see what can be achieved with this little thing.
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by lgreiv 4y ago
As an avid user of the same camera, I share this recommendation. While my iPhone sure is able of capturing some moments pretty well, the Ricoh is still way more capable and ergonomic. It is built by people who understand how do design that
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by lgreiv 4y ago
This person knows what they are talking about. Although I have been pretty successful in obtaining realistic hands by prompting photographs and including make of a camera, lens and film [1][2]. Somehow this seems to narrow down the model t
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by lgreiv 4y ago
Yes, that’s what I heard, too. I’d probably give it a try, though, as I know similar structures from my work in FinTech, where we integrated with quite „conservative“ banks as well. I kind of have a knack with finding the right knob on such
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by lgreiv 4y ago
I actually like the idea of becoming a public servant and bringing innovation to places that really matter for basically everyone around me, but salaries are not even in the same ballpark even with IT-Zulage.

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