desmap

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by desmap 6y ago
No GPUs with tensor cores?
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by desmap 6y ago
> h-he is considering --building-- a computer... Does the author not know how many computer enthusiasts do just that every day Thought the same when skimming the post. Creators, streamers, AI folks, Kagglers, gamers, some crypto devs, al
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by desmap 6y ago
> is that if an experience is at least mildly pleasant or rewarding each time I do it, it'll turn into a habit Would you mind to elaborate more and give some recent examples?
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by desmap 6y ago
What would I miss if went all transfomers without spaCy? I don't get the idea of a wrapper API through spaCy. I'd like to be as close as possible to the core transformers API without any intermediate layers. Nothing against spaC
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by desmap 6y ago
OT: I want to get into transformers for NLP, what's the best way? About me: Mostly done TS the last years. Dipped into Python, a bit pandas, a bit numpy, a bit Kaggle for the last 3-4 weeks. Why I ask: It's so easy to get lost, th
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by desmap 6y ago
Why are people upvoting this? Serious question. An easy and proprietary deploy layer isn't anything new. Docker makes it already quite easy to deploy anything, either to a single machine with docker-compose or k8s for multiple nodes. F
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by desmap 6y ago
I have to agree. Vimium is better than nothing but most of the time it feels like a subpar GUI editor with bolted-on vim binds that sometimes work.
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by desmap 6y ago
Slightly OT: Will GPT-3 itself will have any impact IRL? I ask because of its lacking options/competition on the hosting side (there's just Azure). This implies high prices hindering most use cases to break even/be profitable
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by desmap 6y ago
The most underrated thing we might get with multiple app stores: Devs do not need anymore XCode or a Mac to develop for iOS since Apple couldn't enforce any specific runtime or proprietary tool-chains anymore. I have an extra Macbook l
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by desmap 6y ago
> graphics/design work, 3d modelling, spreadsheets, here I agree. these just don't work in the shell. but too many programs are gui-based which shouldn't be. a shell is the foundation for coding and the reason, so many non
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by desmap 6y ago
nice read and I also recommend anyone to try this path, living 24/7 in the shell has not just productivity benefits, you are just closer to the bare metal and will learn so much more. Something we lost in the decades of GUIs
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by desmap 6y ago
It's not about medical software but about how big the lock-in is (which is always higher with B2B). The higher the lock-in the worse the overall UX.
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by desmap 6y ago
shouldn't everyone who touched code on a server have some basic tmux/vim config, at least vim? it's no rocket science and doesn't have to be perfect
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by desmap 6y ago
Yeah but in contrast the idea isn't new, Cloud9 did this ages ago. Github has the advantage that they own a huge dev focused platform. My point is if you deal a bit with code, even as a founder who writes strategy papers all day long,
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by desmap 6y ago
> vs code check coc.vim, uses vsc's native LSP, 99% of LSP's features > delaying keystrokes I have 16ms latency as my 60hz screen does and def less latency than a local vscode just use a vps close to where you are
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by desmap 6y ago
? click "new vps" at your hoster (60sec), ssh to your new vps, git clone your tmux+nvim config from github (3s), you're ready to go
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by desmap 6y ago
> as a co-founder who is spending less time as a developer, and more time in meetings, writing emails, strategy papers, [...] this is just amazing [...] I’ve been spending a lot of time getting Windows Subsystem for Linux working lol, ju
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by desmap 6y ago
from Soutarowho who did the type system for Ruby 3: We defined a new language called RBS for type signatures for Ruby 3. The signatures are written in .rbs files which is different from Ruby code. You can consider the .rbs files are simila
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by desmap 6y ago
All Google engineers readings this: Why isn't Pinterest banned from all SERPs yet? Every other site that employed the same SEO and funnel tactics as Pinterest would be banned within a month.
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by desmap 6y ago
Just skimmed the comments and missed the rise of typed languages, especially TS with its excellent tool-chain. Sometimes I just code with vim and coc.vim (which brings VSCode's LSP to vim) for hours without ever running tsc. The live t
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by desmap 6y ago
Does it run vim?
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by desmap 6y ago
Thanks for the link. I meant following case: A TS file which compiles to an es6 ("esnext") module cannot import cjs. Either node breaks or TS' type-checking fails. Former if you omit default when importing and latter if you i
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by desmap 6y ago
That's not the point here. It's about that a thin CJS wrapper to an ESM module isn't possible but the way around is.
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by desmap 6y ago
Re your point OP also commented/quoted someone with “I don’t think designing a system with the blanket assumption that some feature just won’t get used is a viable path.”
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by desmap 6y ago
But how do you solve it in a tsc context? Using the default prop doesn't work in tsc and breaks all type information because tsc just doesn't know of any default prop.
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by desmap 6y ago
> should instead have a CJS shim OP wrote, note that it’s easy to write an ESM wrapper for CJS libraries, but it’s not possible to write a CJS wrapper for ESM libraries.
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by desmap 6y ago
Just tinkering with Rollup: How can I let Rollup work with a pnpm monorepo, so that it's resolving local packages declared via pnpm's pnpm-workspace.yaml?
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by desmap 6y ago
Oh yes, especially with tsc (it's just not working), see my other post here with a Github issue link
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by desmap 6y ago
fwiw, TypeScript and ES Modules are just not compatible and never will be: https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/issues/18442#issueco...
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by desmap 6y ago
They can be compared in terms of who dictates the model/is the leading source of truth. I saw that you integrate with type-graqhql but the integration hasn't convinced me yet, somehow type-graqhql loses its elegance with the resul

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