johtso

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by johtso 4y ago
Enjoying playing with this! It would be great if the generated images had their prompts embedded in the metadata..
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by johtso 4y ago
Right.. the tricky thing is when you think your use case is relatively basic, you're a one person team, and you want to decide whether to pull in such a powerful tool, and deploy and manage it.. or take a more DIY approach, have it al
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by johtso 4y ago
What do you think about using Cloudflare durable objects for long running stuff instead of something like temporal?
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by johtso 4y ago
But the AI has no intention.. unless you call the prompt fed to it its intention. You're anthropomorphising it. The way its output is received is all that matters.
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by johtso 4y ago
I really resonated with the way you frame it. For me it's absolutely key that ego doesn't get in the way of teaching/learning and the quest for improvement. People need to feel safe so they don't feel bad about having th
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by johtso 4y ago
getting used to peeing in bottles might just save your life one day
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by johtso 4y ago
The opposite theory is that getting _some_ exposure to the information, even if you can't actively recall it, is still valuable. When you encounter that information in the wild, your brain then has an existing pathway to strengthen.
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by johtso 4y ago
That's a good idea and probably a healthy habit to build! I might try and start doing that..
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by johtso 4y ago
All the example use cases seem to be for non business critical stuff. Is this being sold as a tool that I could use for.. say.. persistent workflows for customer payments? Say I needed to take payment, and make sure that a ticket is reserve
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by johtso 4y ago
In my mind it will always rhyme with tapir..
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by johtso 4y ago
I think there's also an argument to be made that $20 per month is a bigger deal than some people realise. The issue isn't just _that one_ specific subscription you're paying for. The issue is how they all accumulate over time
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by johtso 4y ago
"4. Exactly right, each "step" is a block in the UI with clear inputs and outputs. We would really like to have a graph view. That'll be especially useful when you put loops in the code, and of course branching." I
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by johtso 4y ago
Unfortunately there's currently a steep mandatory support charge of $200 a month, which makes it unviable for smaller operations. I think they're planning to offer the service without the support aspect, which would be fantastic a
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by johtso 4y ago
Wait until you see the people using ChatGPT as their own personal therapist..
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by johtso 4y ago
Are you sure?
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Subtitle and Video Metadata Search(filmot.com)
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by johtso 4y ago
I was looking for something similar recently when I wanted to be able to embed sheet music into Obsidian notes. Have you come across https://alphatab.net/ ? Seems like a really slick feature rich open source project. It supp
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by johtso 4y ago
In reality it's probably completely equivalent. The version prefix in the path would probably live in some GITHUB_API_URL variable. The header would be set on the http session object.
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by johtso 4y ago
Pigs.. in there? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7BkKeMZboYY
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by johtso 4y ago
Oh nice, didn't know about that flag! Another option is to use a custom mark on the test you want to run, and then do something like "pytest -v -m onlyrunthis"
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by johtso 4y ago
Again pytest makes things so much nicer in this regard. Having to comment things out sucks. With pytest you can use the -x flag to stop after the first test failure. Even better you can use that in combination with -lf to only run the last
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by johtso 4y ago
This has been driving me mad.. I'm pretty sure I only started seeing this problem maybe a month ago? It's the cardinal sin. Don't break the back button!
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by johtso 4y ago
I'm not sure if even that's such a straightforward argument to make. I've recently been looking into buying some reagents for fungal microscopy, and supposedly Melzer's reagent is awkward to get hold of (particularly in
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by johtso 4y ago
Another great option with a similar approach that's now publicly available with a generous free tier is CockroachDB serverless
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by johtso 4y ago
This is why we need some form of universal basic income..
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I wonder how much of this kneejerk reaction can be rooted back to being taught in school that copying is bad. If someone's copying me, they didn't have to do the hard work I did, and therefor it's immoral, even if it doesn&#x
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by johtso 4y ago
A bit of a tangent, but this reminded me of this fantastic "Filk" song called "Hymn to Breaking Strain": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5bc_Peb6s0 Which I only just realised is based on a Rudyard Kipli
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by johtso 4y ago
Ah, I think I was actually seeing a tweet that was displayed on the neon.tech site and showed up in the google results blurb. It looks like 3 months ago it was 2 seconds https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31538172
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by johtso 4y ago
The advertised cold-start time of ~600ms is rather impressive! https://www.cockroachlabs.com/docs/cockroachcloud/serverless... As a comparison neon.tech advertises about 3 seconds.
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CockroachDB serverless is generally available(cockroachlabs.com)
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