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by handzhiev 2y ago
Llama 3 is 0.59/0.79 on Groq. Still no price for 3.1
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by handzhiev 2y ago
Sounds like what happens anyway with the new layers of abstractions that get added by frameworks, etc.
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by handzhiev 2y ago
"Why bother burning yourself out working for a FAANG or F1000 when you could make more and be in control of your own destiny and happiness?" Because working for FAANG or another company lets you do your work and get paid regularly
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by handzhiev 2y ago
Hugging Face is already profitable according to Clement https://x.com/ClementDelangue/status/1811675386368966682
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by handzhiev 2y ago
Thanks for doing this! I'm a bit confused by the readme: "This script outputs how many job seekers there are vs how many jobs." Isn't it actually showing the ratio of jobs / job seekers? It does seem so by the chart
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by handzhiev 2y ago
I would add a simple db to save the form submissions - this way there would be no risk of losing data in case the email did not arrive
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by handzhiev 2y ago
I've seen plenty of these essays, and colleagues bashing LLMs online, making fun on mistakes the AI makes, sharing articles about energy usage, etc. I use it to help me write code in languages never used before, to manage infrastructur
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by handzhiev 3y ago
It was cash sent by snail mail. Quite a famous story https://www.reddit.com/r/videos/comments/5hd561/jeff_bezoss_...
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by handzhiev 3y ago
You can find super cheap VPS offers on lowendtalk.com. I wouldn't trust many of them for production, but even the cheapest one should be good for learning. Also, Hetzner is always a reliable low-cost option too.
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by handzhiev 3y ago
When they are content sites, yes. When there is ecommerce and other dynamic stuff - not so much. I'm often optimizing WP sites after the arsenal of the typical developer - caching, redis object caching, etc - has been wiped off. The db
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by handzhiev 3y ago
WordPress is an utter crap in terms of DB design and code. Most plugins are even worse and the whole thing is a total mess. Yet, if you have a client needing this and that you can have them started really quick with WordPress. Need an e-com
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by handzhiev 3y ago
Muscle and endurance does not automatically mean a healthy heart and liver though.
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by handzhiev 4y ago
It's a recession and still happening. I think expecting things to improve in Q2 is too optimistic. It will probably take at least 9 months before a bottom. And probably a couple of years before a blooming job market again. (Obviously t
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by handzhiev 4y ago
For bad (and for good), what you did in the past does not matter that much. Good memories can help your current moment, but only a little if you can't do the same now. For example, if you dated more and had more good relationships can
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by handzhiev 4y ago
4000 weeks is 28,000 days :) Otherwise, you are right and we don't even have this granted.
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by handzhiev 4y ago
I actually appreciate asking for email, otherwise the most likely outcome is I will download the book and forget it. If there's some kind of a follow-up, there is a better chance to be reminded of it and read it.
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by handzhiev 4y ago
There was a tech called SHTML. Still not HTML only, but pretty close.
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by handzhiev 4y ago
And where do you find freelance brokers?
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by handzhiev 4y ago
On the work side, I am surprised no one has suggested freelancing. Yes, bidding on sites like Upwork isn't a great way to make money especially in the USA, but given your situation, it's a way to earn something working on your ter
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by handzhiev 5y ago
Slight offtopic, but is Rails again on the rise? I see a lot of startups using it. Can someone who is more into startups share insights?
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by handzhiev 5y ago
Looks cool, I love this kind of niche projects. How do you / did you drive traffic and job postings to it?
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by handzhiev 5y ago
I got a free product featured there recently. Got a lot of traffic but most of it was crap - visits and upvotes without any downloads. And that's for a free product - I guess I would not make any sales if it was paid.
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by handzhiev 5y ago
Yet another "I'm smarter than everyone" post. I'm pretty introvert and parties bore me. But the brightest thoughts and ideas, and the biggest intellectual challenges happen through conversations. It just takes time and e
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by handzhiev 5y ago
Imo ORM is mostly a sign that (for some odd reason) many developers don't want to learn / use SQL. But what actual problem is ORM solving beyond that?
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by handzhiev 5y ago
What's wrong with commenting on the end of a long block? It helps knowing where you are. I find them quite useful.
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Shortcodes for Python (WordPress Style)(github.com)
1 points by handzhiev 5y ago|0 comments
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Your Small Business Website Does Not Need WordPress(blog.calendarscripts.info)
3 points by handzhiev 5y ago|1 comments
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by handzhiev 5y ago
Although I did not plan it as a response to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29622770 it happens to be so to some extent.
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by handzhiev 5y ago
Do you really have to? I'm still building sites front-end with mostly HTML, CSS and jQuery or even vanilla JS.
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by handzhiev 6y ago
jQuery is bundled in WordPress and many of the plugins so I guess there are a few sites still using it :)

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