nchagnet

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by nchagnet 21d ago
Why not?
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by nchagnet 1mo ago
Out of all the LLM craze fueled websites, this is one of the most retro internet ones I've seen. Kudos!
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by nchagnet 2mo ago
This is such a high quality TV viewing experience, I really love it! Amazing work!
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by nchagnet 2mo ago
Checked out the free sample and it also screams LLM written. I don't have a problem with using llms for projects per se if it helps, so long as there is a vision, but why would anyone buy an introductory book to a popular language whi
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Uv is fantastic, but its package management UX is a mess(loopwerk.io)
336 points by nchagnet 4mo ago|151 comments
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by nchagnet 4mo ago
That's just... false? You just go to Etos or Kruidvat for that.
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by nchagnet 4mo ago
> A personal reality sure, but that's not a reflection of the community. You say, to the community, as it describes how it relates to the message. You may not agree with it, but surely this thread among many should show you this vie
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by nchagnet 4mo ago
Maybe 'journalism' wasn't the best suggestion by the OP but I have to disagree with the rest of your message. It may be a rant, or less pejoratively it may be a cry for help of someone seeing their industry's future, but
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by nchagnet 5mo ago
This seems really nice, I liked PicoCSS but I thought it had rough edges, I'm looking forward to give yours a try!
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by nchagnet 5mo ago
I completely agree, and I think this is also where I'm quite excited. This project's connection with ggplot , which has one of the most respected grammar for plotting, means that it would be in a good position to achieve what you
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by nchagnet 5mo ago
Interesting, I tried on a recent version so who knows? I do find that sometimes jj is a bit precious with ignored files if the file exists before the ignore rule, even if you untrack. In those situations I almost always "delete/re
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by nchagnet 5mo ago
Well there's always going to be a dependency anyway: loading the data, making it a dataframe, visualizing it, this might be 3 libraries already. In a sense I really get your complaint. It's the xkcd standard thing all over, we now
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by nchagnet 5mo ago
I was quite psyched when I read this so maybe I can tell you why it's interesting to me, although I agree the announcement could have done a better job at it. In my experience, the only thing data fields share is SQL (analysts, scienti
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by nchagnet 5mo ago
I would even add that it fits into a more general trend where operations are done within SQL instead of in a script/program which would use SQL to load data. Examples of this are duckdb in general, and BigQuery with all its LLM or
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by nchagnet 5mo ago
For what it's worth, you can have your own local gitignore by adding patterns to .git/info/exclude. It's quite useful in this exact situation.
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by nchagnet 5mo ago
Hi, author here! Thanks for the feedback, as I mentioned this is also to clarify things for myself so this helps a lot. Regarding your points: - I'm not sure I get your meaning here. My understanding is that for a random variable X, th
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by nchagnet 6mo ago
That is the same impression I got reading this. I would enthusiastically use any OS-first method if it means one less brittle dependency, but the current usage of environment variable is rather different than what is described in the post.
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by nchagnet 6mo ago
Considering I'm not Dutch, you may feel reassured there is no superiority feeling at play here. I agree with another commenter that while flat, the Netherlands have their own hurdles (biking with a strong headwind on the banks of the I
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by nchagnet 6mo ago
Oh I agree. When I lived in Lyon, who is also quite bike-friendly, it was a lot more challenging than Amsterdam. But with electric bikes becoming more affordable, hopefully the gap can eventually close.
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by nchagnet 6mo ago
That's a really good point, I hope at the very least it enables a "car -> public transport -> bikes" flow. So even if these people were taking the metro, all that extra metro space can accomodate car-owners who wish to
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by nchagnet 6mo ago
I live in the Netherlands where the weather is arguably tougher than in Paris (rain, cold and wind for large portion of the year) yet everyone bikes year in year out. And not just young active people, it's a habit found across all age
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by nchagnet 6mo ago
They're likely saying that at equal usage, the user with mixed usage will cost less because the cost of B is lower than A.
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by nchagnet 7mo ago
The same reason people generally don't regret having kids even though the commitment and overall change of your life are much greater than what you described for dogs.
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by nchagnet 7mo ago
It's definitely quite impressive. You can still really tell that each shot is jarringly different from the previous one. Already in the building it felt like the "background" always changes. It was even more jarring in the ca
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by nchagnet 7mo ago
This looks absolutely wonderful. Any plans for an Android version?
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by nchagnet 7mo ago
You called your product in the LLM space mistral.rs but there is no mention on your page of the name relation to Mistral AI? That's kinda confusing.
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by nchagnet 7mo ago
This looks wonderful, I've dreamt of something like this back when I was in academia! You mention some advanced stuff like abstract index notation which is usually the hardest part to get right with things like simpy and even mathemati
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by nchagnet 8mo ago
Just fyi that Skapa is already the IKEA design system used to harmonize their design across platforms and websites: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UPTLA2aNASA&t=2s&pp=2AECkAIB
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by nchagnet 8mo ago
> While LLMs have massive valuations right now. Pretty sure the public has spoken when it comes to the differences you fail to illustrate actually mattering. Are you seriously using market valuation as an indicator of worth?
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by nchagnet 8mo ago
I can see why, when I work/focus, I like to use my computer instead of my phone because that's where my headphones are connected (easy switch for meetings, etc.) and I generally like to be nice to my phone battery.

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