hdjrudni

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by hdjrudni 1y ago
This is precisely my goal, but 80k isn't enough in the Bay Area I think. Trying to figure out where's best.
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
In my limited experience, those abliterated models on Ollama didn't work very well. Still refused most things.
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
Good job. This caught my eye. I don't think the visual even needs much of an explanation, I can see what it's doing.
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
Even if it's "legit", it shouldn't be using unencrypted HTTP.
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
I think you said it. $100/mo and you're not even sure if it'll increase your productivity. Why on earth would I pay that? Do I want to flush $100 down the toilet and waste several days of my life to find out?
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
LLMs are exactly the tool to use when other parsing methods fail due to poor formatting. AI is for the fuzzy cases.
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
I was trying to copy a schedule into Gemini to ask it some questions about it. I struggled with copying and pasting it for several minutes, just wouldn't come out right even though it was already in HTML. Finally gave up, screenshotted
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
I don't want to spend ages figuring out which knobs to turn to get a half decent shell. If there's an alternative to oh-my-zsh that looks halfway decent, has that nice fzf integrated, and the 'ghost text' history suggest
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
Don't forget XSLT. Worked directly in the browser. I only found out because the battle.net StarCraft page was made using it and I just happened to find it while poking around.
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
My perspective is a bit different. I've been fiddling with image generators a fair bit and got pretty good at getting particular models to generate consistently good images. The problem is a new model comes out every few months and it
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
I mostly do stick to baseline widely available, but once in awhile something can only be done with a niche API unless perhaps I include a 10 MiB, slow, clunky polyfill. And for a hobby site without paying users, I basically just don't
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
Executables need to be more stable. I shouldn't have to manage versions this way at all. i.e., I should never need to downgrade a program. I think the Python 2 -> 3 fiasco broke everyone's brains.
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
The duplicated code that needs updating in 50 places every time a bug or new feature comes in? Yes, I'm sure.
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
We have a saying at my work. "If you like it, then you should have put a test on it". If the original author didn't add adequate coverage and you end up breaking them, it's on them.
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
Or if you develop severe carpel tunnel syndrome, which is fairly likely. There's a woman on YouTube that talks about it. Really sucks suddenly not being able to use apps the way you used to. She relies heavily on 3rd party apps to fill
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
I'm interested in this for an upcoming project, but complexity of setup doesn't seem like a great way to compare these projects. What I need to know is (a) can I run completely untrusted code in these sandboxes? (b) Which let me d
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
"An undergraduate student at IIT Kharagpur"
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
Maybe it moved 700m since the 30s? =)
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
> I think they were talking about total time spent working rather than remote vs. in-person. I was, yes. I should have omitted the "in office" part but I was referencing the "work more hours in America than France"
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
I'm trying to decide if that would be worth 5 days off or not. The "not read a book" criteria is especially cruel.
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
time zsh -i -c 'exit' zsh -i -c 'exit' 0.33s user 0.31s system 97% cpu 0.658 total Yeah... I've definitely got something going on here.
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
The interesting bit is this: https://philipwalton.com/articles/cascading-cache-invalidati... Without that one sentence, the entire article is moot because I thought bundlers solved the problem. I haven't thought a
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
How do they reasonable work around that though? If they want the ability to move away from JSON, you have to know that it is JSON before trying to parse it. And then you need to know how much data to read. So I can see why they put those 2
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
I wish I came across this article a couple months ago. I was trying to encode and decode some buffers into an arbitrary base, and I eventually came to the conclusion (after far too long) that a carry could ripple all the way down the buffer
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
But 7zip (the app) opens .rar files. How does that work? Does WinRAR not own the file format?
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
KeepassXC nags me once a year to donate on the dude's birthday. DDU, WizTree, and Sublime also nag. And ShareX. I've donated to most of them now that I'm not broke. I only hope that other users do too so that the creators can
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
Every time I want to use a JWT, it seems like it's the suboptimal choice, so I've never found a genuine use case for them. Most recently, I wanted to implement 2FA w/ TOTP. I figure I'll use 1 cookie for the session, and
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
Use the database? As in just throw user input straight into the DB without so much as checking its length to make sure it fits? Just let it error out? No sanitization, nothing?
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
Zod is basically the standalone version of Laravel's validation ( https://laravel.com/docs/12.x/validation#quick-writing-the-v... ) so I'm not sure what exactly you're objecting to. Unless you're
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
Ahem. I don't even use Git. I feel like even more of an outcast.

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