jonwinstanley

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by jonwinstanley 10mo ago
Standard Ollama probably covers a lot of this
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by jonwinstanley 11mo ago
Sure, but it melts off your face
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by jonwinstanley 11mo ago
When you say you paid 0, presumably your just paid for it via a monthly contract over several years?
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by jonwinstanley 1y ago
This is defo true until the moment it gets so good people can't tell.
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by jonwinstanley 1y ago
That design is absolutely shameless
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by jonwinstanley 1y ago
Sounds good, thanks!
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by jonwinstanley 1y ago
Love this. I chose a small village and got a few clues like "War memorial", I'd bet there are many War Memorials in the 10km radius - so was impossible to know which one it meant.
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by jonwinstanley 1y ago
Yes, I liked the description of what it does, but at first glance am not sure what to do with the interface.
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by jonwinstanley 1y ago
In Venice (the Italian one) - cars, mopeds and bikes are all banned. Most trade goods are transported around by a man moving fast with a sack truck shouting 'Attencion!'
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by jonwinstanley 1y ago
Rails and Laravel devs happily still live in this world a lot of the time :-)
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by jonwinstanley 1y ago
Or dogs
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by jonwinstanley 1y ago
+1 for signup. I'd have defo signed up to try it out, but I don't use Google to sign in to anything I'm afraid
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by jonwinstanley 1y ago
Wordpress is old school. The PHP of Laravel and Symfony is light years ahead of the stuff in Wordpress. Maybe they need to stay close to the metal based on the performance they need?
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by jonwinstanley 1y ago
Laravel is more like Rails in that sense, if you’re building a regular app, Laravel is very very fast to get something finished
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by jonwinstanley 1y ago
A huge reason for the low power usage is the iPhone. Apple spent years incrementally improving efficiency and performance of their chips for phones. Intel and AMD were more desktop based so power efficiency wasnt the goal. When Apple's
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by jonwinstanley 1y ago
Ahhh ok. Thanks!
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by jonwinstanley 1y ago
It’s not yet guaranteed that Uber will kill off black cabs but who knows. I read that all Uber rides are subsidised by the huge amount of investment they’ve received as they try to gain market share. Maybe at some point prices will return t
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by jonwinstanley 1y ago
Spotting that a container has a car in it is not the same as a stolen car. You’d have to open up each container and run the plates.
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by jonwinstanley 1y ago
My limited experience with discord was either no activity at all, or so much activity it’s hard to follow what’s going on. I suppose I never found the right place
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by jonwinstanley 1y ago
What else can be hooked up to Ollama? Can Cursor use it yet?
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by jonwinstanley 1y ago
Cursor and code completion is such a time saver for me. Having the next few lines guessed feels magic. Having an agent completely design/write a feature still feels weird. I like everything being hand written, even if I actually just t
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by jonwinstanley 1y ago
That’s one purchase I never regretted. Sublime was so perfect before writing code got tipped upside down
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by jonwinstanley 1y ago
Haha - what is going on? How do I play this? Is there a way to get more UI or feedback?
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by jonwinstanley 1y ago
What’s the UX like winUAE these days? I remember years ago finding it very confusing, having to choose the specific Amiga, and simulate specific disk loads. For me, I just wanted to be able to quickly and easily load up and play the old Ami
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by jonwinstanley 1y ago
For me, JQuery was the thing that fixed the browser inconsistencies. If you used JQuery for everything, your code worked in all the browsers. This was maybe 2008?
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by jonwinstanley 1y ago
Re-inventing a product is great for learning. Looks like a decent project and hopefully you had a good time solving the issues.
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by jonwinstanley 1y ago
Why?
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by jonwinstanley 1y ago
The Nottingham tram, not far from Coventry, usually only shares road with cars in the city centre which is mostly pedestrianised. So mostly avoids commute traffic.
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by jonwinstanley 1y ago
As I understand it, Google pay for the searches passed on by the browser. So as long as they have users, they’ll get paid.
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by jonwinstanley 1y ago
Weirdly, people often avoid relinquishing power

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