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1y ago
> Galaxy XR is available starting today for $1799 or $149/month. It includes: > 12 months of Google AI Pro, YouTube Premium, and Google Play Pass. Not a bad deal for those who pay for those services. What does Apple bundles with
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1y ago
Fair enough. That LLM generated doc was surprisingly educational. And your description is a great macro view of it. Thanks!
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1y ago
Very cool project. Is there an overview of the architecture? Perhaps a diagram or some drawing? I mean something like a list of moving parts so I can understand how it works. Perhaps something like this: https://caprover.com/
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1y ago
Yep, he just wants to become too big to fail at this point. I view OpenAI like a pyramid scheme: taking in increasing amounts of money to pursuit ever growing promisses that can be dangled like a carrot to the next investor. If you owe inve
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1y ago
I think there's a Verso project which uses it. Named servo in reverse.
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1y ago
What you call "demands of infinite customization" is a basic thing on Windows and Android since forever. Users can change the theme however they want.
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1y ago
Do you like the enormous round borders?
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1y ago
> I asked if it could be broken down into something more maintainable and he said no. This is something AI is good at. It could have shown the intern that it is indeed possible to break such function without wasting an hour of a seniors
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1y ago
TIL, thanks. Found a video about it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_8lrUPaLIY
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1y ago
Indeed: uBO has prevented the following page from loading: "FAKElubuntu.net I wont give backlinks too" The page was blocked because of a matching filter in uBlock filters – Badware risks.
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1y ago
How about stop trying to tell others how they should call their projects?
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1y ago
I love it. Even the name. I like that it starts instantly for me too.
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1y ago
One has to wonder... What's the reason for so much discount?
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1y ago
check your AGENTS.md or equivalent most of the times when LLM is misbehaving, it's my fault for leaving outdated instructions
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1y ago
In that case, auto increments can also be bumped from time to time. And start from a billion. They're more performant than uuidv7. Why would I still use UIID? Perhaps I would still want uuids because they can be generated in client and
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1y ago
Do you reckon Skills overlap with AGENTS.md? VSCode recently introduced support nested AGENTS.md which albeit less formal, might overlap: https://code.visualstudio.com/updates/v1_105#_support-for-ne...
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1y ago
i found it useful and coinstructive to post it here also. no reason not to.
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1y ago
I'd rather fix AI slop in simpler languages, thank you very much. And by the time performance is a startup's concern in majority of cases, they would have to rewrite most of the code anyway, including critical parts, so why not st
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1y ago
When they say $600 they probably mean brand new pricing. Last I checked, cheapest MacBook is $999+ for the air.
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1y ago
glad to see it's already available in VScode Copilot for me.
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1y ago
wait for the stars to align
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1y ago
For real work tho? My colleagues couldn't get past toy demos. And it ruins battery life. For coding it's on par with GPT3 at best which is amateur tier these days. It's good for text to speech and speech to text but PCs can d
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1y ago
Dell XPS has webcam, no notch and same o bezel as macbooks. Maybe it's a patent thing.
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1y ago
Enough or not, they do describe it like this in an image caption: "M5 is Apple’s next-generation system on a chip built for AI, resulting in a faster, more efficient, and more capable chip for the 14-inch MacBook Pro, iPad Pro, and App
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1y ago
They didn't said that.
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My take from this article is that SvelteKit is crazy fast and Next.js is a snail
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1y ago
Initial release date: July 29, 2015 That's over 10 years of support. Not bad
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1y ago
In my experience, tests help me refactor stuff and detect when I have broken some expected inplementation. For example, I was refactoring a SQL query builder and tests told me my JOINs where no longer containing ON clause. Might seem trivia
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1y ago
Thanks for sharing. Still valuable for me in any interview if someone says they kept a service up for 11 years. Shows determination.
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1y ago
Cool project. Congrats for keeping it up for so long! Could you share some numbers like a ballpark of subscribers?
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