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by CSSer 4y ago
I'm still confused. They present an example where they load data from local storage but do not make it clear how that data is passed out to the app. What if I'd like to always initialize my app's state with the data in local
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by CSSer 4y ago
Don't shoot me for being facetious but I'm picturing someone making chicken-like pecking/bobbing motions with their head to select things.
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by CSSer 4y ago
because they don't have a hard stance* important typo there.
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by CSSer 4y ago
I meant for this to be included in the scope of my comment but I was short on time. You stated it better, and you’re completely right. The problem I was alluding to was related to a hook deciding when to rerender based on dependency lists.
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by CSSer 4y ago
No, it’s not different. Y Combinator does want to be be bailed out. The old title wasn’t “Y Combinator wants Silicon Valley Bank to be bailed out.” Depositors aren’t going to get completely hosed by this anyway. And as for the domino effect
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by CSSer 4y ago
I think it's more than the median developer, and I think part of it may be due to React being a victim of its own success in some ways. The scope of requirements for many kinds of common hooks has expanded dramatically. Yesterday I fou
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by CSSer 4y ago
There is a real desire to build, but the issue is that local governments have to sign off on things to do so. For example, Palmdale (outside LA) will be getting a stop even though it's out of the way and will make the entire line 12 mi
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by CSSer 4y ago
You know, this is true. I was a bit too dismissive about it because I haven't done a lot of deploying models myself. I was making the assumption that it was similar to many other services, but even looking at pricing for managed GPUs o
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by CSSer 4y ago
Is there any chance you could expose a pathway to use a local instance of Whisper? I ask primarily because OpenAI completely open-sourced Whisper in September 2022[0]. It seems odd to me to default to or encourage the usage of a paid servic
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by CSSer 4y ago
I agree. Kudos to the author for sharing a working example of using the OpenAI's PHP Whisper client though. Digging a bit deeper into the organization that released this seems to provide more context: https://beyondco.de&#x2
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by CSSer 4y ago
pcthrowaway is more or less right. Tailwind dramatically improves code coverage. A majority of tailwind's common utilities are used in every page's components or templates. There are exceptions. We could use postCSS to code-spli
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by CSSer 4y ago
If I can chime in here, yeah that’s the gist although I’ll say Tailwind isn’t a panacea. My team and I still write vanilla CSS, but it’s less common and much more navigable. It’s usually because the Tailwind version (if the utilities exist)
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by CSSer 4y ago
I'm still kind of at a loss. Why not just exclusively use the laptop screen as the development monitor and the larger monitor for... everything else?
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by CSSer 4y ago
Ha! It seems like yes. I wasn’t familiar. Thank you!
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by CSSer 4y ago
I saw this used recently to automate some process for a Tik Toker selling cosmetics consulting services[0]. My question is why is this a specialized service? Is there prior art for this? Why can't it be built as a Postgres extension à
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by CSSer 4y ago
Can you speak to (the lazy among us) how this compares to the existing visual regressing testing solution[0] currently offered by Chromatic, the company behind Storybook? Thanks! [0]: https://www.chromatic.com/features/
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by CSSer 4y ago
What if you were reading about something relevant to one of those pre-approved buckets?
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by CSSer 4y ago
I've had the same experience. Obviously there's a balance here. You have to know what percentage of something does actually need to get done from day to day, but when things are slower I definitely spend my time reading. It's
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by CSSer 4y ago
Potentially yes. https://valle-demo.github.io/ > VALL-E emerges in-context learning capabilities and can be used to synthesize high-quality personalized speech with only a 3-second enrolled recording of an unseen speaker
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by CSSer 4y ago
You might be misinterpreting me here. I’m not dismissing the utility. Quite the contrary, I’m saying that it wouldn’t be terribly groundbreaking or challenging to implement compared to some other green field problem. Although at this point
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by CSSer 4y ago
Perhaps I’m not fully up to speed with everything Jupyter does. It strikes me as a REPL with a canvas in what is basically MDX. What am I overlooking?
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by CSSer 4y ago
Come to think of it, I don’t know why Node doesn’t have this. It’d be pretty trivial, no?
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by CSSer 4y ago
It’s a bit odd though, because I’ve heard plenty of stories with those conditions where that’s still not true. One example is bank software that must run on IE11 because IT refuses to upgrade the equipment and security isn’t a priority beca
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by CSSer 4y ago
Maybe it’s sarcasm? On the other hand, the new school does have it pretty good these days with the evergreen browsers, so it could be genuine lack of perspective. Webkit is stubborn and slow moving, but nothing like what we endured with IE,
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by CSSer 4y ago
Your comment strikes me as interesting because you mention an image obsessed society but then you make some statements about image that seem to suggest a personal endorsement of this standard. Let’s hypothetically assume that your statement
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by CSSer 4y ago
I’m interested in the sources you’re referring to. Loss of follow-up seems well-cited as a potential weakness by legitimate sources in my brief investigation, but more importantly they have a reasonable amount of data from very old sources
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by CSSer 4y ago
I think your last point may hold for this genre of music but not necessarily for pop. Pop musicians are extremely versatile. They sort of have to be to stay relevant. Take Ariana Grande for example. She could sing basically anything in any
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by CSSer 4y ago
This took me way too long to find: https://donate.qgis.org/
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by CSSer 4y ago
So I've been genuinely curious about this. I have a high-level understanding of how GPT works, but I've been trying to reconcile that understanding with how OpenAI (or similar) implements content moderation. It's not baked in
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by CSSer 4y ago
The nice thing about this thread is it seems there are lots of little gems that help decide where I'd definitely like to not work in the future.

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