dr_kretyn

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by dr_kretyn 1y ago
> Not suitable for production-critical code without review Ah, dang it! I was about to deploy this to my clients... /s Otherwise, interesting concept. Can't find a use for it but entertaining nevertheless and likely might spawn
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by dr_kretyn 1y ago
Explain more please? Is that a big phone/tiny laptop with long GPU connector? Is that a tiny model?
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by dr_kretyn 1y ago
I somehow feel cheated seeing explicit instructions on what to do per language, per library. I hoped that the "intelligent handling" comes from the trained model rather than instructing on each request.
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by dr_kretyn 1y ago
Interesting. I've been working on a similar project, though with more 'agentic' workflow. It's also in golang, CLI-native but also supports MCP and "just finishing" 'agentic tasks'. Potentially a nice
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by dr_kretyn 2y ago
Not sure who you are and why would your opinion matter here but I'll take you on your comment. Looking forward to your write up.
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by dr_kretyn 2y ago
Maybe. But, isn't the EU a large collection of countries? Meaning that it isn't about updating the free trade of the West; it's about rejecting the US which turned into a not-a-friend seemingly overnight. As a Canadian and a
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by dr_kretyn 2y ago
Honestly, this is beyond my usage and understanding. But I really appreciate such sharing findings and improvements so that everyone can benefit from them. It's a refreshment.
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by dr_kretyn 2y ago
Indeed.
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by dr_kretyn 2y ago
It's the same around the world, e.g. in Australia. In Eastern Europe, e.g. in Poland, that often starts with K instead.
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by dr_kretyn 2y ago
Interesting set of comments. Personally - fantastic! It's a co-scientist and not a "scientist". There's enormous value in reviewing work and ranking "what" might provide some interesting output. A lot of ideas
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by dr_kretyn 2y ago
Instantly? You're definitely not in North America. Many intersections around me, if you missed pressing the crossing button before parallel street had a green light, you missed your opportunity to walk for the next minute.
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by dr_kretyn 2y ago
From a similar need I built the HomeHero app ( https://homehero.pro ) which helps maintain house inventory and now turning general (projects) inventory.
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by dr_kretyn 2y ago
I really need this for Canada and the US where finding a public toilet is close to a miracle. Of course, a few people walk in NA, especially in the suburbs, but this is one of many "against walking" pokes. Even a map of covered bu
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by dr_kretyn 2y ago
Sounds like you're living in an area where the parking at the airport is subsidized because other transportation options are suboptimal, likely because the airport is prioritized. I lived in many places in the EU and North America, and
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by dr_kretyn 2y ago
Fair. And I'm not here to convince you to cater to everyone. The explanation might be on the first page of the doc, but unless you click on it, you won't know. My prior experience is that docs don't necessarily tell "wha
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by dr_kretyn 2y ago
I don't know whether it's going to take a second or half a minute. I also don't know whether there will be an answer on the first page, or there's going to be a cute image and then I'll need to find "Getting St
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by dr_kretyn 2y ago
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by dr_kretyn 2y ago
The doc emphasizes "100% Python" and that backend is natively in Python. I'm reading this as "you don't need anything else than Python interpreter." Given a large number of packages aren't in Python under
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by dr_kretyn 2y ago
100% python and fast? Either it isn't 100% python, or it isn't fast.
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by dr_kretyn 2y ago
Seems that I'm the only one who opened up the website and didn't know what was going on. At least two sentences what the "just" is, otherwise it's "if you, you know" and that isn't inviting page.
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by dr_kretyn 2y ago
It took me about 5 jumps before learning what the protocol is, except learning that it's something awesome, and community driven, and open source.
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by dr_kretyn 2y ago
My understanding is that we have a lot of such "compostable" materials. However, they don't have as good properties as "plastic" and so they aren't visibly replacing them. Once we manage to get similar in struc
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by dr_kretyn 2y ago
The thing that prevents me from using delta is lack of "system" theme detection. Can't set it up and forget and mismatching theme with shell makes it really difficult to read.
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by dr_kretyn 2y ago
It isn't. That happened some time around 2000. Unless your theory is that ~11 years isn't enough to change generations in which case there's more than that, right? Then give other examples.
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by dr_kretyn 2y ago
What does the "modern websites" mean? It honestly sounds like "this only works in the latest chrome, and only on the latest windows and macos".
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by dr_kretyn 2y ago
What a jargon-rich sentence. No idea what you wrote.
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by dr_kretyn 2y ago
Ok, my "pretty sure" turns out to be "not sure at all". Thank you for the refresher! I was thinking about Mason and somehow conflated Perl with PHP. I left Amazon 2020. Had various collaborations with ecommerce (mainly a
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by dr_kretyn 2y ago
Pretty sure there's plenty of PHP at Amazon and Facebook (just with slightly different names)
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by dr_kretyn 2y ago
You have limited experience. Mine couldn't care less about food if a ball was near it. We also missed her feeding a few times and she never begged or reminded about the food. I usually carry a bag of treats (her favourite) but sometime
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by dr_kretyn 2y ago
An app for easing house management - HomeHero ( https://HomeHero.pro ). Primarily inventory oriented towards easier finds, location hierarchy and related tasks. Currently only web, android and Linux as there's been little int

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