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by jcuenod 3y ago
I must say, when I see `$` in js, I think it is going to refer to a DOM element. Maybe the new kids don't have those vestigial jquery instincts, but I dislike the use of $ for non-DOM element things.
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by jcuenod 3y ago
I have a complicated spaghetti object that I need to render. Given: let spaghetti = $state(uglyMess) Does `uglyMess.thingOne[1].anotherThing = { moreMess }` re-render the whole tree or just the children of `uglyMess.thingOne[1].ano
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by jcuenod 3y ago
Now the only thing missing is JSX
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Ask HN: How do you file estimated quarterly taxes (USA)
2 points by jcuenod 3y ago|1 comments
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by jcuenod 3y ago
I didn't see mention of quantization. I think the point is how few parameters were needed for the performance results they were able to achieve.
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How far does one billion parameters take you? As it turns out, pretty far(twitter.com)
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Phi-1.5 (1.3B Outperforms Llama 2 7B)(huggingface.co)
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by jcuenod 3y ago
Your youtube video is an awesome demo. Congrats!
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by jcuenod 3y ago
Another alternative I've been meaning to try out: https://restfox.dev/
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by jcuenod 3y ago
Well, there are obvious leading contenders like ` https://sortablejs.github.io/Sortable/ ` and, within the `vue` space, ` https://sortablejs.github.io/vue.draggable.next/ `. Most of the stuff I looked
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by jcuenod 3y ago
It's not for editing UIs like the OP's post. This is for editing nested lists. So it's probably not what you're looking for. But I made it because when I looked for a vue library that could do what I needed, I didn'
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by jcuenod 3y ago
I just published a dnd library for nested tree structures ( https://www.npmjs.com/package/vue-tree-dnd ), and I can't believe how much of a PITA dnd is! Working on browser-compatibility took me back to pre-jquery da
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ClickHouse Roadmap(github.com)
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by jcuenod 3y ago
There are intelligent people who are great at ingenuous praise. I'm not one of them, but often in striving for the former, I fail at the latter. Smart people are able to find things that are praiseworthy, which gives greater credibilit
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by jcuenod 3y ago
That's helpful. Thanks!
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by jcuenod 3y ago
Are you saying you didn't have delivery issues? Any spam issues/other gotchas I should know about before deciding to self-host?
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by jcuenod 3y ago
Thanks, I haven't given SES a good look.
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by jcuenod 3y ago
My impression of self hosting is that your mail just ends up undelivered because you're not a big shot. Thanks for the fastmail pointer. I'll take a look, but I am hoping to find a free option (at least at this point).
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Ask HN: How do you manage email on a custom domain?
16 points by jcuenod 3y ago|33 comments
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by jcuenod 3y ago
That's why I also rotate license plates and repaint my car twice a year.
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by jcuenod 3y ago
Thanks. I'll take a look at it again. I've seen Lazyvim before, but whenever I see the NerdTree kind of folder thing going on in vim, I'm always suspicious that the author is trying to recreate vscode more than trying to impl
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Ask HN: Favourite Starter for Neovim
4 points by jcuenod 3y ago|2 comments
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by jcuenod 3y ago
Any advice for mobile gpus? I'm interested in getting a laptop (preferably in the portable category). Obviously it's not going to be in 4090 territory, that's a tradeoff I'm willing to make.
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by jcuenod 3y ago
Sounds like a reference to Mixture of Experts
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by jcuenod 3y ago
No, it doesn't support markdown and it doesn't do analysis of headers/page numbers. It's mainly aimed at making academic PDFs better for reading and annotating (especially on iPad-like devices). Hoping to start charging
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by jcuenod 3y ago
It's not ready to take a book, but I'm building an app that takes scans of book chapters/journal articles (which I often receive from my college library) and turns them into well formatted PDFs (with OCR, consistent margins,
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by jcuenod 4y ago
Your code might need state after all: time
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by jcuenod 4y ago
Any plans for a neovim plugin?
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by jcuenod 4y ago
Someone called it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33736675 > Maybe decoding Herculaneum scrolls?
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Ask HN: Is anyone using a Copilot alternative?
5 points by jcuenod 4y ago|4 comments

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