artisin

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by artisin 2y ago
LLMs are undeniably remarkable, but their wheels start to fall off once you go beyond the basics and a few party tricks. The cynical part of me thinks this tracks pretty well with our society's tendency to favor appearance over substan
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by artisin 2y ago
I'll throw my hat behind this horse because, honestly, if I was just learning to code, I would have probably quit by now due to the frequency of these types of comments. LLMs have certainly improved at an impressive rate, and they&#x27
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by artisin 3y ago
Personally, my primary concern is security and, by extension, trust. My shell environment functions as the gatekeeper to my castle, and installing this binary would be akin to blindly handing over the keys, especially since the source code
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by artisin 3y ago
Here's my 2c. It's unlikely that many users, here or elsewhere, would be comfortable downloading and executing this Hacksh binary from your Dropbox, regardless of its benefits.
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by artisin 3y ago
Well, if I could bottle up my feelings about AI hype, they'd fizz over like a can of coke.
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by artisin 3y ago
It does lend credence to an emerging landscape trend that suggests large companies, not disruptive startups, will dominate AI development due to high costs and infrastructure needs.
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by artisin 3y ago
Indeed, navigating keyboard internationalization is a rabbit hole within a time-sink. Luckily, in most cases, you can just plop in a library, and it works, but it's probably not that simple here. All the wtf edge cases, plus the quirks
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by artisin 3y ago
Not necessarily, and after giving it more thought, I somewhat retract my previous comment. You do make a good point; it's explained well, but not in concrete terms without assumptions. So, I'll take a stab at it: The core idea is
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by artisin 3y ago
I somewhat disagree with this take, as I felt the intro and "The microtask queue: a footgun" [1] section in the README does an adequate job of laying out the 'why' and the problems with JS's concurrency model. Howev
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by artisin 3y ago
Perhaps it's time I hang up this old keyboard, rally together a ratpack of seasoned elementary school teachers, and swiftly bring an end to the Global War on Terror.
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by artisin 3y ago
I dig the core concept, particularly since I've been searching for a more efficient alternative to opening a blank DevTools window for executing various helper scripts. With that in mind, what about introducing a "Loose Mode"
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by artisin 3y ago
Definitely a much-needed area for development. However, having gone down the browser extension rabbit hole, I've largely shifted my focus to user scripts. Granted, there will always be a need for specialized browser extensions like ad
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by artisin 3y ago
Similar story, getting ArchiveBox setup and running was a breeze, but everything after that was kinda rough. For one, ArchiveBox doesn't have a proper API, so I had to rig one up with Puppeteer. And then there's YaCY. On paper, it
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by artisin 3y ago
Similarly, there's SuperImage [0] on F-Droid, which uses Real-ESRGAN. [0] https://github.com/Lucchetto/SuperImage
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by artisin 3y ago
Unfortunately, no. At the same time, you don't need their "cloud" to use or run an instance of netdata. From what I gather, it's more or less intended to help monitor multiple instances of netdata on different machines.
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by artisin 3y ago
The respectable thing to do would be to call it quits, just as they explicitly stated four days ago. The only reason their overly smug tone works in that blog post is predicated on the fact that they've made peace with this possibility
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by artisin 3y ago
I went down the Grafana rabbit hole, and without a doubt, it's a fantastic tool. It can handle just about any kind of data you throw at it, and when it comes to visualizing time series data, it's second to none. That said, it&#x27
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by artisin 8y ago
I would also like to query why? I even looked through the code to check for any malicious code and came up empty handed.
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by artisin 8y ago
I'm a big fan of "one-liners". Granted they're not always the best solution but they're hard to beat. Something like printing the disk space across filesystems: df -m | awk '{p+=$3}; END {print p}'
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Show HN: Ctr – The CSS Framework(ctr-lang.com)
5 points by artisin 9y ago|0 comments