natdempk

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by natdempk 14d ago
They do for Teams and Enterprise plans BYOK: > On Teams and Enterprise plans, third-party model requests include a Cursor Token Rate of $0.25 per million tokens. This rate applies on top of model API pricing for included usage, on-demand
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by natdempk 19d ago
Cursor charges the “Cursor Token Rate” for BYOK https://cursor.com/docs/models-and-pricing#cursor-token-rate
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by natdempk 5mo ago
I think flow state can come back as the models get more sophisticated/mature and then more optimized for speed. It will not be the same type of work as before, but the flow of building and engineering at the speed of thought can happen
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by natdempk 5mo ago
As an end-user, I feel like they're kind of over-cooking and under-describing the features and behavior of what is a tool at the end of the day. Today the models are in a place where the context management, reasoning effort, etc. all n
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by natdempk 5mo ago
Is this lacking FPS caps or is something very unoptimized? Everything is smooth, but this website makes my computer run super hot and laptop fans spin up like nothing else does, even other shaders. (recent Chrome, recent MBP)
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by natdempk 5mo ago
This can work, but it's sort of not the same as providing actual reasoning behind "why did you do/say X?" -- this is basically asking them model to read the conversation, from the conversation try to understand "why
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by natdempk 6mo ago
Does anyone know how this is integrated on the Cloudflare side and across the app? Is this beyond standard turnstile? Is this custom/enterprise functionality? Something else?
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by natdempk 6mo ago
Serious question: are there any actually good and useful graph databases that people would trust in production at reasonable scale and are available as a vendor or as open source? eg. not Meta's TAO
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by natdempk 7mo ago
You should look at the organization / methodology of the survey, but generally it's a positive to get ranked IMO. I used to get surveys these yearly at a past job from the Boston Globe / Best Places to Work and it was basical
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by natdempk 8mo ago
> did we miss an opportunity here as programmers to provide simpler tools for people to build simple applications for themselves? Not really? To someone who doesn't care about software, software is a means to an end of actually doin
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by natdempk 8mo ago
I think if you believe this I'd recommend trying it yourself. I've done this blinded with colas, and it's pretty easy to tell the difference between Coke, Diet Coke, Coke Zero, Pepsi, and Diet Pepsi. You might not know which
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by natdempk 10mo ago
Neopets was also my first introduction to any sort of programming. Customizing your shop and guild pages with basic HTML and CSS was the first programming I ever did. I remember fondly adding MIDI music snippets as well that you could copy-
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by natdempk 11mo ago
Really great, just waiting on library support / builds for free threading. Have people had any/good experiences running Granian in prod?
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by natdempk 11mo ago
Anyone here know what the ideal/best setup is for typechecking + LSPing Django these days? I've been leaning on pyright + django-stubs, but wondering if I'm missing something better with fewer gaps and pain points.
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by natdempk 11mo ago
Yeah the Django typing situation is a bit sad. It's obvious that if Django wants to scale to larger teams types would help a lot, especially around getting things like string-field-named annotated query fields onto objects typechecking
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by natdempk 11mo ago
Well, they added an experimental JIT so that is one step closer to PyPy? Though would assume the trajectory is build a new JIT vs. merge in PyPy, but hopefully people learned a lot from PyPy.
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by natdempk 1y ago
Hey, Suno SWE here — I realize this wording might be slightly ambiguous, but you do not need to maintain a perpetual license to have commercial rights. That blurb is saying that songs created while you are subscribed are granted commercial
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by natdempk 1y ago
Python has Optional[T] defined as T | None in the stdlib https://docs.python.org/3/library/typing.html#typing.Optiona...
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by natdempk 1y ago
Check out audio upload with the Cover/Extend/Persona features on Suno. You can do a lot of stuff based on existing uploaded audio already.
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by natdempk 1y ago
Duly noted, thanks for the feedback.
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by natdempk 1y ago
Sure, you can do a lot of things here... stuff in [brackets] isn't sung. For example I was trying to steer a melodic techno prompt recently in a better direction by putting stuff like this upfront: [intro - dramatic synths, pulsi
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by natdempk 1y ago
Check out custom mode -- we've added a lyrics writing flow/editor to help create and edit lyrics, as well as Remi, a more unhinged lyrics model. We can do better on user instruction for sure, duly noted. In my experience a lot of
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by natdempk 1y ago
Have you tried out the Remi lyrics model in custom mode? It’s a lot more unhinged and creative in both very good and very… interesting ways. I’d check it out if you’re interested in lyrics generation.
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by natdempk 1y ago
You can do a lot more detailed prompts with v4.5 than previously and instructions in [brackets] also go a long way now.
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by natdempk 1y ago
v4.5 is a lot better at adherence with detailed descriptions! Still not totally adherent, but if you can steer it with genre, detailed descriptions of genre, and elements of the genre it's way better than v4. Some descriptions work bet
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by natdempk 1y ago
I think one thing that slightly drags this down is the Ghibli style produces images that don’t really look that much like the original people. If you can find a prompt that is still stylized while preserving more of the characteristics of f
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by natdempk 1y ago
So far off from what actually happens. The type annotations provide an easy scaffolding for understand what the code does in detail when reading making code flow and logic less ambiguous. Reading Python functions in isolation, you might not
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by natdempk 2y ago
Appreciate the resource -- I think my biggest question from reading it: How can you actually tell if you have dust mite problems? How can you tell if they've gotten better or not? How can I tell if I've hit a point where things ar
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by natdempk 2y ago
Random question, but how consistent should you expect to get pings to be over consumer internet to something like google? Single-digit ms variance? Few ms? 10's of ms? Always kind of curious for trying to optimize my network setup at h
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by natdempk 2y ago
> See the pattern? The biggest tech successes of our era didn’t win through superior technology or innovation. - PayPal won by creating technology that makes it easier / possible than any alternative to send and receive money via th

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