bearjaws

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   by bearjaws 2y ago

   Spotify had a nightmare of a time getting to that point. Same with Floatplane, a streaming platform from LTT. If you actually try to copy Spotify / Amazon you find out very quickly they have exclusive deals and their own account manage
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   by bearjaws 2y ago

   It can be annoying on IOS. For example OPFS only works inside worker threaders, so you may design your app to access OPFS from the app + OPFS from postgres and realize OPFS isn't working in half your app... Happened to me when I built
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   by bearjaws 2y ago

   PGlite / ElectricSQL is definitely something I want to use in a future job. The ability to replicate and subscribe to the changes, all within the browser seems incredibly powerful. Having worked on medical software that runs a 2,000,00
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   by bearjaws 2y ago

   This is exactly what an API backend needs in 2024. I have a poor mans version of this made with Fastify, but it would be great to see a completely native REST server with OpenAPI 3.0 built in, and the only means to create routes. At one of
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   by bearjaws 2y ago

   So brave. Based on how quickly he flip flops, he will be in Canada in 5 hours.
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   by bearjaws 2y ago

   Almost all cars are moving to 800v architectures for this reason.
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   by bearjaws 2y ago

   Probably to be fully autonomous, vs guided like aider. I still think a tool like aider is where AI is heading, these "agents" are built upon running systems that are 15% error prone and just compound errors with little ability to
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   by bearjaws 2y ago

   So does arxiv.org just let anyone publish a paper now? It seems to be used by AI research a lot more now instead of just a blog post.
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   by bearjaws 2y ago

   When someone is bike shedding you need to show how trivial what they are talking about is. "Oh it won't work because it will break xyz" "Okay so what does it take to fix xyz?" "maybe a day or two" "..
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    by bearjaws 2y ago

    Domain and cert was created on July 6th,2024, "1138 successful founders" already using your product, impressive! I am curious how this performs in comparison to having a conversation with ChatGPT about your ideas, and expanding up
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    by bearjaws 2y ago

    Can someone explain to me why there are _SO_ many boiler plate projects being created in the last year? Why do you need 300 different boiler plates? I use one that I know very well and can build quickly in. Like holy shit, Reddit is a ces
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    by bearjaws 2y ago

    I don't understand the sudden focus on BTC from Trump... Must have hidden most of his $ in BTC in case he loses.
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    by bearjaws 2y ago

    I think all of your questions are contingent on how good the tool is. FWIW I have built a POC of this for my consulting company, to help identify possible vulnerabilities. With or without proper context LLMs will hallucinate both potential
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    by bearjaws 2y ago

    I was going to say might as well swap it back to regular thermal paste, but looks like they used a thermal pad, which is good too. I get that it's more efficient at moving heat, but I cannot a worse place for liquid metal than a laptop
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    by bearjaws 2y ago

    Nice of them to reinvent the adblock wheel. Apple has mastered taking what should just be a customizable plugin and making you wait 10 years for it.
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    by bearjaws 2y ago

    I'd say swap out MySQL but yeah, a CMS is 99% of what you need.
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    by bearjaws 2y ago

    JavaScript is a terrible language and it still dominates front end :)
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    by bearjaws 2y ago

    Been programming both languages since 2008.
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    by bearjaws 2y ago

    1) Okay, but in terms of getting shit done how is it helpful to people to learn two languages? 2) They aren't even arrays? How can you say that lol. If you haven't tripped over what I have listed I just cannot imagine how you ha
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    by bearjaws 2y ago

    Is it really that good for backend? 1. You will still need to learn JS, and now it may even be embedded in PHP depending on the type of app you are working with! 2. It still has horrible conventions, arrays being sorted maps has to be one
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    by bearjaws 2y ago

    There seems to be this idea that the people who design and operate fabs are infinite, when it's actually a technically demanding job. We don't even have enough McDonald's employees, how the hell are we going to just suddenly
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    by bearjaws 2y ago

    I've been using it lightly for company blog + linkedin content. It's pretty solid but the persona / voice builder doesn't really seem to work. Most of the persona's feel the same, because its powered by ChatGPT you
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    by bearjaws 2y ago

    It's amazing how normalized this is, I was baffled many years ago and I have just accepted it at this point.
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    by bearjaws 2y ago

    HL7v2, the protocol of "we just put all the data in this one random field".
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    by bearjaws 2y ago

    https://github.com/Unleash/unleash Works great, has every feature we need. We compared with Darkly which was just insanely expensive for what we needed, millions of page hits adds up quickly. We did have to do the work
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    by bearjaws 2y ago

    C'mon you're meant to be re-configuring 3,292,329 line of YML for K8s. (/s)
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    by bearjaws 2y ago

    Derp lol, I'll fix it when I get home
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    by bearjaws 2y ago

    Totally understand, and it can't be local first without OSS. I'll be making it OSS with an Electron App soon.
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    by bearjaws 2y ago

    It's already a race to the bottom. Deepseek v2 lite is a damn good model that runs on old hardware already (but its slow). In 2-3 years we will likely have hardware that runs 70b parameter models with enough speed that you will run it
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    by bearjaws 2y ago

    I did this for images using Tesseract for OCR + Ollama for AI. Check it out, https://cluttr.ai Runs entirely in browser, using OPFS + WASM.