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by copypaper 1y ago
I think you're looking for `import 'server-only'` and not "use server";. Use server exposes functions as endpoints to the client. I.e. they are simply obfuscated api endpoints without boilerplate. Their main use is
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by copypaper 1y ago
I originally settled on doing this, but the problem is that you have to re-calculate everything if you ever add/remove a category. If your categories will always be static, that will work fine. But it's more than likely you'l
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by copypaper 1y ago
Congrats on the results, that's awesome! I like the simplicity of push ups; you can do them wherever and it's very hard to come up with an excuse to not do them. Have you considered throwing pull-ups into the mix? Personally I f
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by copypaper 1y ago
> Limitations: ... Finally, while we report strong results on individual datasets, we have not yet demonstrated generalization to unseen data, an essential step toward general TSLMs. From the paper itself... Imagine you asked ChatGPT a q
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by copypaper 1y ago
> advanced pattern detection... detect new class of complex patterns This sounds great and all, but it's wishful thinking. There isn't anything in this supporting that it's able to find any meaningful patterns beyond exist
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by copypaper 1y ago
I understand this provides a way to interact with ts data via natural language, but is there any benefit to this over tool calling to a library that uses signal processing and/or rule based algos (or using machine learning if the data
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by copypaper 1y ago
> daggerjs.org is parked free, courtesy of GoDaddy.com I think your site broke? Also, I'd scoop up daggerjs.com while you're at it.
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by copypaper 1y ago
I'm curious how well this will do. Marketing websites are extremely important for first impressions (unless you're Berkshire Hathaway [1]). Although this is impressive and unique, it took me a minute to get over the "learning
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by copypaper 1y ago
I've had it happen to me exactly once in the past few years. And a simple refresh fixed it. Definitely an overstatement to say it's common.
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by copypaper 1y ago
> And that all-nighter? It comes with a fucked up and unproductive morning the day after. Yea I don't think I've ever pulled an all-nighter that was "worth it" outside of school. School is temporary and you're pr
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by copypaper 1y ago
Reminds me of this [1] article. If us humans, after all these years we've been around, can't relay our thoughts exactly as we perceive them in our heads, what makes us think that we can make a model that does it better than us? [1
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by copypaper 1y ago
Algorithmic trading is a deep rabbit hole that will drive you mad the more you try to understand it. There are just too many variables to account for and I genuinely don't understand how you could make a stable trading system that reli
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by copypaper 1y ago
Genuine question: is this an issue with auto-reload? Why not just keep a smaller amount in there at a time and let it auto-reload?
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Ask HN: How do you handle charging users for AI usage?
4 points by copypaper 1y ago|1 comments
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by copypaper 1y ago
Yea I don't understand how people are "leaving it running overnight" to successfully implement features. There just seems to be a large disconnect between people who are all in on AI development and those who aren't. I h
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by copypaper 1y ago
I would personally never touch a frontend not written with a framework. Sounds like a terrible developer experience--especially with a team. But from reading your article, it sounds like your issue is with React itself. I would recommend