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by feznyng 2y ago
You’re less likely to remember the not great stuff from bygone eras. Not to say there aren’t peaks and valleys through the years, though.
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by feznyng 2y ago
Check out uv if you haven’t.
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by feznyng 2y ago
Besides the official docs you can check out llama.cpp as an example that uses metal for accelerated inference on Apple silicon.
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by feznyng 2y ago
Slow in terms of performance or development velocity?
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by feznyng 2y ago
As spockz pointed out, you’re looking for the new type pattern. Rust supports this explicitly but you’ve got to do some workarounds to get it in typescript. https://kubyshkin.name/posts/newtype-in-typescript/ Unfo
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by feznyng 2y ago
I'm a junior engineer and not an AI expert so please take the following rambling with a massive grain of salt. The black box that lets non-technical folk type in business requirements and generate an end to end application is still ver
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by feznyng 2y ago
I’m not convinced but animal-transmitted diseases causing widespread reduction in meat consumption is a really interesting idea. We didn’t see that with COVID because bats aren’t popular food-wise in most of the world. Maybe go short on Tys
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by feznyng 2y ago
It’s an idiom, like the detective sniffed out some clues.
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by feznyng 2y ago
That’s precisely what’s different about this approach. Now the inference itself is expensive because the system spends far more time coming up with potential solutions and searching for the optimal one.
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by feznyng 2y ago
You might be right, but it doesn't seem correct to extrapolate that Zig's error return type is slow just because C++'s is. If Zig was designed with this kind of error handling from the start, it may well have optimized for it
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by feznyng 2y ago
Could be missing something on the Leptos site, but isn't this apples to oranges? Leptos is web only while Dioxus is web + mobile + desktop.
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by feznyng 2y ago
Efforts like electric make development of local/offline-first apps easier which (IMO) is generally a good thing - although it appears they're moving towards more a generic sync system. Before these sorts of projects, you'd ha