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by ec109685 2y ago
They’re scraping video from VC services, so only have access to the frame buffer.
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It said this: “Walmart tended to come out on top”
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Deep in the text they mention that a study looked at nutrient contents and Walmart was the best: “I learned this from talking to Brent Overcash, co-founder of a startup called TeakOrigin, which specialized in testing nutrient content in gro
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by ec109685 2y ago
Those numbers don’t add up to 640mb. If you have 10 Claude tabs open, you’re not using 6gigs of resident memory.
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When rendering text, what would you expect CPU to be? For however long it takes to render, you’d expect it to max out.
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GPT-4o usually does well with SQL. Did a query right first time using cte’s, array functions, table created on the fly in the query, etc. SQL syntax is fiddly so it’s nice to have a robot do it.
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by ec109685 2y ago
All the desktop apps he cited that are a threat to native are SPA’s so it doesn’t seem like he hates them everywhere. I agree though it’s very odd that desktop web apps are serviceable, while they universally are horrible on mobile.
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It seems like a hard needle to thread: mainstream enough that billions of users will use it with a set of features unique enough that Chrome and Edge won’t just copy. Tabs was such an obviously good idea all the browsers copied it in short
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by ec109685 2y ago
Isn’t kind just overriding the type checker? Should that as be necessary?
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That would be nice. Was stepping through some modern react code, and the amount of cruft you see is terrible in the transpiled result.
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If it’s not implemented as a built-in feature of the browser, wouldn’t half the internet break if features were removed that people were counting on?
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Are there debuggers that can single step over the transpiled bits so that it feels like the methods are implemented natively? Otherwise, it becomes a mess.
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Not that please. The flutter example took 20 seconds to load and the scroll is super choppy. It’s unfortunate there isn’t a more native “app like” UI toolkit. Especially on mobile, web apps generally are bad and a lot of the reason is tryin
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Or even the actual device on the latest Mac OS.
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> In terms of trying the product out: since the service is resource-intensive (we provide hosted virtual/real phone instances), we don't currently have a playground available. However, you can see some examples here https:&#x2
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by ec109685 2y ago
There are silly things that trip up e2e tests like a cookie pop up or network failures and whatnot. An AI can plow through these in a way that a purely coded test can’t. Those types of transient issues aren’t something that you would want t
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by ec109685 2y ago
Do professors really not want high specificity too? Why would they want to falsely accuse anyone?
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That’s what the person in the article did: “After her work was flagged, Olmsted says she became obsessive about avoiding another accusation. She screen-recorded herself on her laptop doing writing assignments. She worked in Google Docs to t
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by ec109685 2y ago
Ycombinator has funded at least one company in this space: https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/nuanced-inc It seems like a long term loosing proposition.
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Meanwhile fast.com (and presumably netflix cdn) is using http 1.1 still.
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by ec109685 2y ago
How is it clickbait? The title implies that QUIC isn't as fast as other protocols over fast internet connections.
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For reasonably long downloads (so it has a chance to calibrate), why don't congestion algorithms increase the number of inflight packets to a high enough number that bandwidth is fully utilized even over high latency connections? It se
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^20 is a big number.
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Scaling ColPali to Billions of PDFs with Vespa(blog.vespa.ai)
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by ec109685 2y ago
I don’t think CGNAT is particularly limited to mobile networks. If you don’t serve traffic on IPv6, more and more of it will be proxied.
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Want does mobile data tethering make it harder to ban an IP address?
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I’ve been using jsonschema since forever with function calling. Does structured output just formalize things?
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I don’t think it does OCR. It’s able to use the structure of the PDF to guide the parsing.
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They support “function” calling between DOs, so you are able to compose a response from more than one DO.
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Cloudflare ensures all operations on a DO happen on _the_ single instance of that DO, worldwide. There’s no such thing as the read after wrote problem because only one host will ever do reads and writes (until that host dies).

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