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by esperent 4mo ago
I've been working on something related - extracting tons of data from various formats to allow searching them - and the solution I chose for xlxs and xls files was headless LibreOffice to convert them to CSV. There's also exceljs
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by esperent 4mo ago
Coding contains many subtasks analogous to counting letters in a word accurately.
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I think you can be sure they would have done that if it showed their model on or very close to the top.
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by esperent 4mo ago
> some portion of people are always going to be particularly forceful about putting forth their opinion. Maybe it's a bad day, maybe it's habit, varies from person to person and day to day, etc. I have no problem that someone h
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by esperent 4mo ago
The quality pass: 1. Merges in the dev branch 2. runs the various tests and static checks 3. Fixes any small issues with the context of what was fixed on this branch 4. Stops and reports if there's any major issues Or 5. Handles the me
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by esperent 4mo ago
The problem is that he's a tech influencer first, a tech expert second. That's his motivation, influencing. Not teaching. I'm not so against him as the previous commentor but I feel basically all YouTubers who have succeeded
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by esperent 4mo ago
Not the above person, and I usually max out around 5 although I have definitely had 10 or more at some point. Assuming I'm working on one repo, I'll have different worktrees, each for a related area. For example, one worktree for
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by esperent 4mo ago
Yep, both of those things actually happened, what's your point? I'd love to say we were just unlucky but unfortunately I think it's par for the course when running a small business these days. At least when I was researching
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by esperent 4mo ago
> So I'm trying to get some of them to update their own shop information. But I'm really struggling to find good arguments. I did that for my business (a bakery). Spent ages on it, put in all the details I could think of. At th
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by esperent 4mo ago
I'm looking at this on Brave Android and I see a very dark butterfly made out of square gridlines. I think it's much less impressive than what I'm supposed to see, because I saw several loading messages at the bottom, but whe
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by esperent 4mo ago
> ignored all the studies that show honey performing similarly or slightly worse than Dextromethorphan, or studies where honey showed no measurable effect. To be fair, you're doing pretty much the same by claiming these studies exis
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by esperent 4mo ago
> Opus will fake out, say everything is done, and then you see that half of the plan was deferred, half of the functions are ridiculous stubs, ... Doesn't Claude Code have a /loop command? Give it a message to keep it on track
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by esperent 4mo ago
Does viewing them via this blog add to the view count?
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by esperent 4mo ago
GPT 4/5 etc. are just marketing names though.
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by esperent 4mo ago
Why? There's a thousand component libraries, what makes this one stand out?
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by esperent 4mo ago
I also live in Vietnam and that's utter bs, sorry. People in Vietnam are generally chill and lovely, until they get onto the road where they become selfish, entitled, noisy assholes. They honk to avoid having to look, wait, or slow dow
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by esperent 4mo ago
I'm talking about the Vespas I actually experience on a daily basis. I don't know if they're new or old, but I can assure you that they are loud and smoky.
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by esperent 4mo ago
They did make one for a while but it's terrible. €5000 with similar specs to a €1000 bike from other companies.
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by esperent 4mo ago
> people just do not check before they cross some of these little cosy streets. Yes, you're supposed to be the one checking that you don't hit pedestrians. Cities are for humans first, machines second. Drive slower. If you want
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by esperent 4mo ago
I like Vespas, they're very stylish, but damn they are noisy, and not a nice rumble either but more like a very loud chainsaw. They give off a terrible amount of smoke compared more modern scooters too. I do often wonder why so few o
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by esperent 4mo ago
A while back I evaluated using Google's AI products for my company and this is barely the tip of the iceberg when it comes to confusing naming. I left so confused after a few days that I decided there was no way I could inflict that on
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by esperent 4mo ago
I never said you wouldn't have to read code. I was asking a question to get answers about how people would achieve having an oversight if it was humans writing code that they were managing rather than agents. As for your suggestion, un
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by esperent 4mo ago
If you were working as a manager on a large project, how would you build a model? Something where your position requires you to have an overview of the project but not necessarily to actually write or review much code.
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by esperent 4mo ago
I've been bitten too many times - is Ente a commercial product that pays lip service to self hosting as form of marketing, but with friction to guide you towards the hosted version (e.g. rocketchat and many others) or does it genuinely
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by esperent 4mo ago
Yes, I've been running it for about two years and it happened twice near the start due to automatic updates. In each case it was a couple of occ commands to clear it, but finding the command took quite a while.
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by esperent 4mo ago
> Which is close enough to, "any exposure at all will kill". How much is in one seed? I could only find a few sources saying that you would need to eat about 50g of the needles to reach the LD, and that's... A lot. There&#
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by esperent 4mo ago
Do you have any examples of actual content to look up, rather than benchmark graphs?
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by esperent 4mo ago
> NextCloud (stuck in maintenance mode again?) The frustrating thing is that basically everyone who self hosts Nextcloud will know exactly what you're talking about, and the solution is generally quite simple, and yet the docs for t
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by esperent 4mo ago
> as long as it's actually a random sample without too much bias This is the "spherical cow" of statistics.
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by esperent 4mo ago
In drug trials if a person knows about the side effects of a drug (e.g. nausea, headaches) they may get them even if they were in the control group. I'm not sure how it applies here though because alternative therapies rarely state exp

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