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Aperocky
1y ago
nice, that would be my reason to use Crush.
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1y ago
> match what an IDE can do in the terminal and get to spend that time building the things This is a common complaint but I haven't done any setup for months.. And installing a language server because I need to write typescript is ju
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1y ago
Neo(lazy)vim user here.. not sure what I'm missing from IDE... Language server, check, Plugin ecosystem, check, Running tests on demand, check. lua sucks but that's an acceptable compromise as vimscript is worse.
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1y ago
The big question - which one of these new agents can consume local models to a reasonable degree? I would like to ditch the dependency on external APIs - willing to trade some performance in lieu.
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1y ago
The discussion here reminded me of a funny (but probably true) anecdote where all you had to do to actually get working answer from stackoverflow (RIP) is to create an answer that is blatantly wrong. You'll have people of knowledge des
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1y ago
There's only a 4x increase? I think the amount of positions have increased by far more than that.
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1y ago
A lot hinges on this magical contraption that can both accept connection and command, deliver power in sufficient amount when needed while being integrated into the hub, light enough to hide in a bike and somehow even be able to recharge. H
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1y ago
A bit optimistic here are we?
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1y ago
How about experience - those years of life.
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1y ago
motor yes, battery no. Think of the riders themselves as incredibly efficient batteries and motors - they can also recharge at 120g carb/hour. The motor itself is just deadweight over most of this process.
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1y ago
By contrast, blood doping is much easier to get away with. Claim you had an altitude camp, inhaled CO or whatever, but you carry your blood with you. A small motor had to fit in the tubes, somehow connect to a control, have to be integrated
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1y ago
That weight comes obvious in components. All teams are required to use widely available components and it's quite easy to spot one that's not normal. For the bike builds that are 4kg or even less, it's quite obvious that all
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1y ago
Occams Razor says no. A proper ebike won't stand a chance against the modern queen stage of the tour de france, even if ridden by a professional with appropriate gears otherwise, because the battery would run out half way on the first
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1y ago
I'm loving it, can't wait to deploy this stuff locally. The mainframe will be replaced by commodity hardware, OpenAI will stare down the path of IBM unless they reinvent themselves.
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1y ago
Well I also think full self-driving contribute substantially to navigating the car on the street..
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1y ago
I've not seen the ads at least not yet. There was a few times when Youtube try to top me from viewing because I was blocking the ads.
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1y ago
Never realized anything was happening as I was on Firefox, until I saw ads as my wife was browsing youtube despite installing ublock for her years ago.
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1y ago
print and staple it.
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1y ago
How to spell job security in a roundabout way.
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1y ago
The competitive edge is now knowing how to debug all of those issues. Unfortunately not usually a skill possessed for entry level.
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It does not make sense, you can do the same thing on Earth without launching it into space. The entire launch thing is completely not necessary and is entirely detrimental to the product.
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1y ago
Same with hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, inventing a detour because it sounds cool and ultimately don't work out because Occam's Razor.
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1y ago
I have a hard time believing that the soa labs are drinking from that well.
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1y ago
I tend to agree, however, be very careful about proliferating channels since it's about as easy to write them as Java devs write Factories and Managers.
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1y ago
Computer and internet has been around for 20 years and yet the evaluation systems of our education has largely remained the same. I don't hold my breath on this.
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Ouch, this is so logically true given the CEO's previous statement. Even if it isn't in fact true. However the stock did rise about 25% after his comment so maybe it was at least working for the short term if some investor wanted
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1y ago
Are they not?
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MCP is a microcosm of LLM. Everything looks great works snappy and fast, until you look deeper inside or try to get it to do more complex stuff.
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Show HN: Tascli, a simple, fast, small, local activity tracker in CLI
(github.com)
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1y ago
Except "I" won't, and there will be a lot of proverbial elephants in fridges at all levels of project, in the design, in security etc.
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