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by bestest 3y ago
Of course not. By I wouldn't say "DVD disc" because it's the same as "Digital Video Disc disc".
32.
by bestest 3y ago
What you said is literally "Cascading Style Sheets stylesheet". Stick with "framework".
33.
by bestest 3y ago
whisky does run steam but in my particular case, trying to download a game, it stops at 2%. and that's it. it does not seem to happen with crossover.
34.
by bestest 3y ago
ok. can someone explain to me. I've been using ctrl+r for god knows how long and it solves all my shell completion needs. is inshellisense for average users like me or more advanced users?
35.
by bestest 3y ago
customers paying with a card charged by the bank? it does not happen in Europe. is this a US thing?
36.
by bestest 3y ago
would love an invite too. cheers!
37.
by bestest 3y ago
basically this: https://github.com/graphdeco-inria/gaussian-splatting — a somewhat different approach at rendering 3d scenes.
38.
by bestest 3y ago
there are more. the menu is somewhat awkward. it wasn't working for me in chrome properly (wasn't able to choose other pieces). works ok in safari, had a blast with toccata and fugue in d minor.
39.
by bestest 3y ago
quite probably. had the same issue on osx safari desktop with bluetooth speakers.
40.
by bestest 3y ago
thank you. it was bluetooth to blame in general (was using external speakers). now all delays are one.
41.
by bestest 3y ago
I too have musical education. using osx on m2pro, tried safari / chrome / firefox — nothing helped, the delay was maddening. "was" — because indeed, blueetooth audio was the culprit. was using external speakers at the ti
42.
by bestest 3y ago
ok, no delay on their app, and in there the experience is very satisfying. the web version seems to _feel_ somewhat better when using the touchpad instead of the keyboard, but still not the same.
43.
by bestest 3y ago
I like the idea, but there's a delay. It's noticeable enough to be annoying and making it impossible to play out the pieces exactly as I would like to. It just feels like when I get in a rhythm I end up being one tick forward. Or
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by bestest 3y ago
On the contrary. Most Rails apps with Turbo and Stimulus enabled only need a sprinkle of JS. It's so minuscule that you don't even need an IDE, even less TS either on the client or the library side. Thus, this PR both makes sense
45.
by bestest 3y ago
I just think this is written by an AI. It just feels off somehow, yet I can't pinpoint it exactly.
46.
by bestest 3y ago
Terrible. It's slow, UI is jaggy, everything feels so clunky. I didn't know it's possible to make it worse than current reddit. Apparently I was wrong.
47.
by bestest 3y ago
Arc has been using this approach from the beginning — https://arc.net/gift/a192125e (here's an invite for whoever would like to try it out). The more I think about it — the more Arc reminds me of an IDE. A browser
48.
by bestest 3y ago
I'm on Arc. If you're ok with the url bar being visible where you want it to be visible — you can trigger it per-domain (tab?) then this is how it looks like when you enable Developer Mode for a "site": https:/&#x2
49.
by bestest 3y ago
Now I'm going to be the one and say that this was written by an AI. Because it doesn't make any sense at all.
50.
by bestest 3y ago
I concur. Strangely enough for me to say — Arc changed the way I look at browsers. The UX is so much different and enjoyable. Not sure I want to get back to another browser after that. Now that I think of it — I might even be ready to pay f
51.
by bestest 3y ago
I can send you an invite! edit: sent.
52.
by bestest 4y ago
I use their instance to run caprover for all my apps. That's basically about it. I use hetzner's backup service, it saved me once recently. DDoS protection could might be off-loaded to CloudFlare, don't need it personally. I
53.
by bestest 4y ago
In their readme they mention `output: str, the answer to the instruction as generated by text-davinci-003`. And in the alpaca-data file there's this: { "instruction": "Perform the following arithmetic opera
54.
by bestest 4y ago
This is a very subjective list and I wonder what it does on the front-page, as it's very contrived and often wrong or misleading.
55.
by bestest 4y ago
My comment did sound too harsh, probably. What I meant was wearing a t-shirt and shorts in a room at 19c and feeling awesome versus being all dressed up in a merino tight fitting sweater and tight fitting leggings in a cooler room. I see no
56.
by bestest 4y ago
And you definitely don't want to spend whole days in merino. It'd ruin both the clothing and your health.
57.
by bestest 4y ago
Looks quite overengineered. Most modern web frameworks already do it aswell, and using a much nicer static generation approach.
58.
by bestest 4y ago
That is cool. Will try that. But the type information the IDE provides to me is sufficient even without TypeScript. So, back again to the question — is TypeScript worth it?
59.
by bestest 4y ago
I am a strong believer that every developer on a team should know how the code works. Emphasis on HOW. You only know that if you go to the source of truth. That is how people become proficient with a skill — by doing and re-doing and re-doi
60.
by bestest 4y ago
Sure! I want prettier for types. So I don't have to manually type the obvious things. The IDEs are smart, but I haven't found one that would be that smart.

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