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3mo ago
> the 1% Nit, you're the 1%. The ones you're talking about are 0.001% or so.
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3mo ago
This selects for desperation.
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3mo ago
that's a real gap
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3mo ago
Sure you gotta put some AI for the executives. But there's nice stuff under performance and security. Ctrl+F gemini returns only 2. @dang change this clickbait headline. original title is " Android 17 is here". I suggest &quo
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3mo ago
I find that most arguments are endlessly rehashed. I would be like if most AI related discussion limited to maximum 2 / 3 most important news per day.
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3mo ago
I think articles this light on content should not be upvoted to front page.
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4mo ago
> we cannot "pin" versions you can? that's why go.sum exists. you can also use the replace directive for more advanced scenarios.
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4mo ago
^F load-bearing
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4mo ago
You must be using a really bad harness or just writing very vague prompts. 20 Million tokens is a lot.
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4mo ago
Electricity is very predictable and not under control of one or two nations.
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4mo ago
Yeah; I have a minimal vimrc with cursorline, wrap, line number, some other option to make arrow keys jump to next line from end. I set a different colorscheme on each machine when I have to deal with multiple machines. That's it.
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5mo ago
Or you know, you can architect around testability from the beginning, where multiple branches / instances of same application can run in the same cluster - in different namespaces.
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I am fine with them training on my open source code (which is pretty bad but not the point, because they're providing the service for free). I will be super pissed if I pay for enterprise and they train on it though. I believe this is
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5mo ago
Gemini has a free tier for API but yeah just use chat.
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5mo ago
That's a multimodal model with text output, I think GP is asking about image generators.
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5mo ago
You underestimating the algorithmic complexity of such brute forcing, and the indirect cost of brittle code that's produced by inferior models
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5mo ago
Krazam vindicated https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IU4ByUbDKNc
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Dude, that sort of transmission is only applicable to the four vedas (and even they exist in rescensions, some have later insertions eg: Maitrayani samhita, and the meter is generally lost due to language shifts). When you say "Vedic&q
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5mo ago
1. Is this actually based on any textual analysis or just AI generated? The popular understanding of the epic material is rather poor and the AI is stupid on it. Eg: Indra would have a much larger role in original versions of mahābhārata an
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5mo ago
What do you like so much about Kotlin type system, and document / testing of elixir?
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5mo ago
Try iterm2 which has mouse reporting
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5mo ago
> Murder = Bad. No disagreement across cultures. Numbers 31.17-18
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6mo ago
You might want to try this, one step ahead of Ctrl+K Define the interface and functions and let the AI fill in the blanks. Eg: I want XYZ class with methodFoo and methodBar which connects to APIabcd and fetch details. Define classes for res
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I don't know what you meant by pausable background threads in IPython, but if anyone is trying out - I have had some success with VSCode + IPython: https://mahesh-hegde.github.io/posts/vscode-ipython-debuggin... -
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6mo ago
Well, pnpm solves the storage issue, which is a more pressing reason to use it. (I don't know about deno/bun)
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I am no web developer but whenever I built the UIs, re-rendering a page by doing some big DOM change through JS as always led to stutter. So maybe its just inefficient and can't be optimised.
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I fix it by micromanaging it. Which class, method, function, module - I dictate the low level structure and features. I dump my all my hard earned coding opinions in a profoundly crafted markdown file.
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6mo ago
Opera Mini used to load many pages in <20kb.
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UBO also let's you limit attachment size. Eg you can configure it to block anything larger than 100KB. Not sure what it does without Content-Length header though.
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> Unlike in (say) Python, where annotations are effectively functions wrapping the function they annotate, in java they're more akin to a customisable preprocessor. I find that Python decorators can do as much magic as an annotation
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