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by Lio 10mo ago
DSPy.Rb uses static Sorbet types if that's what you're looking for. https://github.com/vicentereig/dspy.rb
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by Lio 10mo ago
Whole lotta companies regret doing that. Take a working system and rewrite it as a series of separated network services that never quite implement the full original functionality in a new, trendy language just because. It was a fad that new
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by Lio 10mo ago
The problem I see with low-type[1] is that it lacks static analysis to evaulate type usage before runtime and, I don't think, it has any support for tooling so you can't get method usage information in the editor. I think that sta
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by Lio 10mo ago
It's interesting the use of RubyLLM here. I'm trying to contrast that with my own use of DSPy.rb, which so far I've been quite happy with for small experiments. Does anyone have a comparison of the two, or any other librarie
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by Lio 10mo ago
What actionable things do you think IRB is missing vs ipython?
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by Lio 10mo ago
I’m in the same boat as your partner except that I generally max the RAM in my laptop when buying it. The thing is it would probably be the same issue with a Framework or any other brand of laptop as they all have some final limit on RAM or
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by Lio 10mo ago
I could imagine Acquired doing a podcast on Ethyl Corporation gushing about how wonderful ut is. “Yeah lead is a great business to be in. Let’s do a bull and bear analysis going forward.” My cynicism is burnt in at this point. You only have
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by Lio 10mo ago
I'm sorry but that not acceptable when you're putting people's lives at risk. Can I ask if you've ever lost someone you love because of a mistake made by a driver? I'm sorry to have to say this so bluntly to you but
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by Lio 10mo ago
I mean I’d settle for the status quo and Garmin itself not deleting big parts of my watch faces. The last update from Garmin did this to my Epix. Funnily enough the complications can still be activated if you touch the screen, they’re just
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by Lio 10mo ago
I wonder, could this means we get better support for things like sending messages from Garmin smartwatches? Previously, this was available on Android but not iOS as Apple didn’t expose the APIs for watches other than their own.
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by Lio 10mo ago
If that happens then people will just switch to the less premium, fully ad supported platform, Android, because the platform have just become commodities. It might increase profits in the short term but it will hammer the brand.
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by Lio 10mo ago
You could use Hotwire Native for that. Also backends like Rails give you JSON APIs for free if you want them.
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by Lio 10mo ago
There's some great stuff here. I'm not sure about Boxes yet but having ZJIT and production ready Ractors is really good.
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by Lio 10mo ago
And you're conviently forgetting that the British wanted to have full democracy in Hong Kong as they had in places like Canada, Australia and New Zealand but couldn't for fear of upsetting the balance with China. It was the same
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by Lio 10mo ago
It was never really any worse than python. I wonder if the new generation of Ruby runtimes like ZJIT, TruffleRuby and JRuby if we get roughly the same speed as JavaScript if that will change what people complain about. They'll still co
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by Lio 10mo ago
> In accordance with the will of the Chinese people? Since when did the Chinese people get a say? There is no way for them to express their "will" without overthrowing the communists. It's the will of Xi and that'
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by Lio 10mo ago
My guess is that it’s more about a prolonged blockade rather than a weapons development.
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by Lio 10mo ago
It's a creepy tech cartel.
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by Lio 10mo ago
This is very sad news. No one else has mentioned it but among all his other great performances his hair-trigger angry dad in Wolf of Wall Street is hilarious. I think being able to be both funny in his anger but also a bit intimidating and
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by Lio 10mo ago
Yeah I would have switched from Apple to Samsung years ago but Samsung are agregious when it comes to control and privacy I don't want to have anything from them in the house. The Korean car brands, Hyundai and Kia also have a terrible
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by Lio 10mo ago
Quick Mr Bond they're gaining on us... they seem to be riding Bromptons!
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by Lio 10mo ago
>> Also, if you want privacy, don't use crypto. > Can you tell me another way of buying something over the internet without tying the purchase to a government ID? Isn't the real question more, does crypto actually all
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by Lio 10mo ago
In your school. Where the kids were looked after by the teachers.
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by Lio 10mo ago
We don't know who the perpetrators were. There's speculation that it was carried out by Russia itself. Your blaming it on Ukraine and US without proof, much like your suggestions that Ukraine should surrender to stop the war, is
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by Lio 11mo ago
I remember as a kid seeing an article about Parr’s Last Resort in the Observer and it really moving me. At the time I couldn’t wrap my head around why his work was controversial. I just really liked it. I was lucky enough to meet him at one
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by Lio 11mo ago
I don’t know what you mean by “market realities”. If the market wanted convertible laptops it would be willing to pay more for them. For me it’s because my workflow is keyboard driven and I fined touchscreens annoying. On the laptops I’ve h
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by Lio 11mo ago
I could agree that Apple’s software is a big trade off but the hardware seems fine. I don’t think much has changed since the 16” and 14” MacBook Pros came out and both had better hardware than was previously on offer. IMHO they got the form
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by Lio 11mo ago
Perhaps you missed the confirmed Russian spy boat surveying cables going into Dublin? They’re not doing that because they want to give out free hugs. https://www.rte.ie/news/primetime/2024/1115/1481145-ru
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by Lio 11mo ago
Would it not be more like Russia invading Königsberg? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaliningrad
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by Lio 11mo ago
I’d say that we are slaves to Conway’s Law. Adding people to dev teams looks like an obvious way to scale productivity. Then of course you need to organise them as the numbers grow and the frontend/backend split is the first, naive, pl

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