antihero

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by antihero 1y ago
I mean you could use joule but wH is better.
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by antihero 1y ago
Micro-services are part of a system, so to create anything meaningful with them your context window has to include knowledge about the rest of the system anyway. If your system is large and complex, that means a huge context window even if
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by antihero 1y ago
Datacentre operators want to keep energy costs down and also have capital to make it happen.
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by antihero 1y ago
It can definitely point you in the right direction but if you are lazy and blindly trust it you’re a fool.
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by antihero 1y ago
We’re encouraged to use AI at work (I’m senior full stack and have been coding for 20 years) and honestly I’ve Ben experimenting a lot and other than menial work, doing stuff myself is still way faster when you have a large existing codebas
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by antihero 2y ago
Weird, I can't see the image at all. Edit: Eventually it showed up
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by antihero 2y ago
I guess you have to ask yourself, what truely gives value in life? The answer is that value is subjective, and this person is wasting his time no less or more than you or I.
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by antihero 2y ago
The former have the mentality of being independent, at the cost of their ability to produce a result as quickly. The latter are happy to be dependent, because the result is more important than the means. Obviously this is a spectrum.
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by antihero 2y ago
There's a polyfill in the meantime.
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by antihero 2y ago
If you have lots of backend services, building a gateway API (aka BFF) using GraphQL is really nice. Your GQL handles composition of all the resources into exactly what the client needs for something, without having to define a REST endpoin
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by antihero 2y ago
No, you’re not. You’re building specialised tools for each job. Also with GQL you can separate by business domain as opposed to consumer for example your customer apps/website could use one gateway, and your back office app could use a
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by antihero 2y ago
Is that the crossy-eye porn?
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by antihero 2y ago
Maybe there needs to be something between J1 and H1Bs?
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by antihero 2y ago
It's trying to maintain definitions of things we love that are resistant to being lumped in with commercial parties, and hold the things we love about them as an important distinction. When I think "rave" I don't think a
135.
by antihero 2y ago
Well raves were free parties, and could be outside or in like an abandoned warehouse etc.
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by antihero 2y ago
Once you can basically have it run and benchmark the code, and then iterate that overnight, it’s going to be interesting. Automating the feedback loop is key.
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by antihero 2y ago
Those people generally didn’t care about audio quality, YouTube for me seems synonymous with unreliable bit rates and disorganisation.
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by antihero 2y ago
Arc Search is what Gemini dreams of being. I’ve found it to be incredibly useful tool to cut through a lot of the crap.
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by antihero 2y ago
I think the key is to not get wasted on the train.
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by antihero 2y ago
Yeah crazy when you offline music on Apple Music and then you have no internet and it won’t play them because it needs internet to (I guess?) check the license still. Absolute joke.
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by antihero 2y ago
I used to add stuff to MB but it's a bit involved as a process and honestly I'm too lazy a lot of the time. Picard is fine as a GUI tagger but I like foo. If I can't pick what to listen to I quite like radiooooo, Radio Paradi
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by antihero 2y ago
Because: * You don't have any control, if some paperwork fucks up you can lose access (rarer with music but very common with video services) * They don't have a lot of rare stuff, demos, EPs, singles, dubplates, etc. * You can&#x2
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by antihero 2y ago
Look for "Storage VPS". Then just run navidrome using docker-compose or microk8s
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by antihero 2y ago
2014 MacBook Pro in a cupboard with an external drive running Ubuntu. Integrated UPS!
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by antihero 2y ago
I have friends that use Roon and say it's great, and has some nice features for room-based EQ, however I want to spend £0/mo standing cost (all extra goes to bandcamp).
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by antihero 2y ago
For Musicbrainz I use beets to import/organise the songs into my library directory structure. For stuff not on mb I use fb2k as it has a fairly decent tagger and move it to the local external drive, which is synced to the server. At ho
147.
by antihero 2y ago
IMO the best places to find music at the moment other than friends are record stores, Bandcamp, and slsk. I've found some decent stuff due to streaming services and algorithms but it's just so lazy and convenient.
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by antihero 2y ago
I'm hyped about Amperfy but it doesn't have gapless playback which is a hard must for me. Last time I checked, anyway. Looks like it's been committed recently though: https://github.com/BLeeEZ/amperfy&#x2
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by antihero 2y ago
I've used navidrome since the beginning with my own layout, you just mount the folder in the container and it goes and indexes it.
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by antihero 2y ago
LSP optimises consumption of other code and reading/exploration of code. It's especially useful with types.

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