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by drewbitt 1y ago
I have used DaisyUI as a base class and then extend on it with additional tailwind classes. Sensible defaults.
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by drewbitt 1y ago
CLAUDE.md MISTRAL.md GEMINI.md QWEN.md GROK.md .cursorrules .windsurfrules .copilot-instructions Saw a repo recently with probably 80% of those
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by drewbitt 1y ago
Customers of Replit may like to know the history of the CEO attempting to sue open source projects.
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by drewbitt 1y ago
https://kagi.com/smallweb
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by drewbitt 1y ago
The detached, analytical tone (despite this supposedly happening to them), the simple character tropes, and obvious 'deeper message' are clear signs this is just a fable.
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by drewbitt 1y ago
Yandex is evil?
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by drewbitt 1y ago
At that amount, I would decline and state that you will be releasing the write-up in the coming weeks. I don't know the laws of the UK, though.
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by drewbitt 1y ago
The LSP works quite a bit better than when I tried it a few months ago. It had memory issues back then. Thanks!
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by drewbitt 1y ago
Just got one today! But yes it is better.
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by drewbitt 1y ago
It causes next-day depression for me. Could only be purely recreational.
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by drewbitt 1y ago
I had no crowd problems at the Louvre one Janurary except at the Mona Lisa for obvious reasons. The place is huge and there is plenty of room.
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by drewbitt 1y ago
At least 5 brand new accounts are commenting on this post, sometimes multiple times across Inworld submissions here. You say SOTA but I don't see any benchmarks/leaderboards that back this up except in voice cloning, which I don&#
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by drewbitt 1y ago
With decisions like this and the Play Integrity fiasco, Google is making Android a locked-down privacy nightmare. At least before you could kinda sorta fight it and have a relatively normal experience.
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by drewbitt 1y ago
I used to also have outdated versions until I used mise. `mise use -g npm:@google/gemini-cli` and now `mise up` will update it. cargo, pip etc too.
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by drewbitt 1y ago
They are also known for audio models, having the best TTS on some leaderboards (and my personal favorite) https://artificialanalysis.ai/text-to-speech/arena?tab=leade...
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by drewbitt 1y ago
We also used it at my previous job. Yes it does handle that well, but it was also simply not as correct as we would have liked (often over adjusting based on seasonality) even with tuning. Prophet was probably the right choice initially tho
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by drewbitt 1y ago
I would expect 2.5 Flash-Lite to take over the translation scene like 1.5 and 2.0 did at that price and latency (280-320 token/s right now)
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by drewbitt 1y ago
Not only is it faster in opening than a browser and a separation of concerns (documents get their own app, which I can leave with open tabs), it also opens epub, .cbz, and other formats, so I have it installed on all my Windows machines. I
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by drewbitt 1y ago
For the vast majority of the population, more exercise is better. But there is an upper limit to the cardiovascular benefits of exercise.
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by drewbitt 1y ago
Practice, but you may prefer the 'telekinesis' theory.
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by drewbitt 1y ago
I just looked at several B complexes and I don't see any above 20mg where it could be concerning. That's the only B vitamin, other than niacin, that I have ever taken or seen often recommended.
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by drewbitt 1y ago
I care much more about text quality in May 2025 than image generation accuracy in Feb 2024. Generated images are not advertised as 'accurate', whatever that even means.
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by drewbitt 1y ago
95 percent accuracy by the world. They traded most everything and played 99 percent accurate in the second half.
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by drewbitt 1y ago
I really like Deno. I use it every day. But this is not a blog post I would have wrote. It just feels defensive.
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by drewbitt 1y ago
It adds complexity. Instead of being forced to do things the Deno way, now users don't migrate at all from node code and then (not unreasonably, due to their mission of node compat) complain when they don't work. A large amount of
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by drewbitt 1y ago
This will reduce the casuals grabbing YIFY-tier encodes and basically do nothing else (VPN).
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by drewbitt 1y ago
I don’t love not having checkpoints; I don’t need to go back often, but every now and then I need to grab something from a previous version that was working in just that iteration but has since broken or no longer meets requirements. Typica
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by drewbitt 1y ago
Cursor tried doing this automatically - it may still if you're not on a large context model like gemini 2.5 pro - but I found the summary was just missing too many details to use out of the box.
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by drewbitt 1y ago
I highly doubt you can produce something that would get you an offer in 2 hours for this task, given its breadth and human nature to worry and attempt perfection to impress. You are likely competing with much more engineered solutions.
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by drewbitt 1y ago
Can Dia not generate non-conversational TTS? I also think it will lose in conversational most times because by default it speaks too fast. I like your UI and it feels snappier than the other TTS Arena I have seen. I would still like it to t

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