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by karolist 2y ago
That's a lot of lids.
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by karolist 2y ago
continue.dev with anthropic's API key https://docs.continue.dev/how-to-use-continue#ask-questions-...
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by karolist 2y ago
Congrats on the launch. I've actually been going in a totally separate direction lately, it helps with my focus and ADHD tendencies to jump around and get overwhelmed. 1. One window. 2. Minimal everything. 3. Most importantly, no tree
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by karolist 2y ago
Announcement of an announcement (waitlist), gee this is 2017 crypto all over again
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by karolist 2y ago
I have the same machine, may I ask which model file and program are you using? Is it partial GPU offload?
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by karolist 2y ago
Ha, I was pondering the exact same question after reading this, for this use-case and in more widespread sense. I've came to the conclusion that it's a form of outsourcing your costs. The clients want to view your charts? They pay
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by karolist 2y ago
You might be onto something. I think it's to do with the fact that self hosting attracts a certain crowd, and when you have a product that is popular to self host, but is not open source and with some paywalled features, it irritates t
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by karolist 2y ago
If anyone wonders what the stack is and how to host it -> https://github.com/billabear/hosting-docker-compose/blob/mai...
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by karolist 2y ago
This is an amazingly steep hill to climb for someone with absolutely no server admin experience, someone who used terminal all their life to just paste in curl commands from tutorials to pipe in bash install scripts and run npm. I think we
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by karolist 2y ago
This goes against my experience. I too have a Plex lifetime pass and it has been rock solid, my library lives in network mounted NAS drive, formatted with filebot. I've unpinned the default views that it comes with when you install the
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by karolist 2y ago
parts of it is still is, you're just focusing on non fun parts
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by karolist 2y ago
Ha, I think you're right, it's the empty container with grey background visible whilst the video is being changed, I actually went frame by frame to confirm. It's getting silly and super nitpicky so feel free to ignore :) ht
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by karolist 2y ago
Writing backends in Go I do get that warm fuzzy feeling knowing that it will compile and work in ten years. The syntax is easy to read, if I'm not lazy to add extensive tests I can simply read these as documentation to re-familiarise m
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by karolist 2y ago
Hey, which program do you do that now with, Calibre or a set of separate tools?
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by karolist 2y ago
Yes, the background changes instantly, but video replacement is slower, therefore for an moment the old video shadow background appears distinctly from the site's background color. This is on M1 Max 64 with latest Chrome. Also, there&#
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by karolist 2y ago
Beautiful app, how did you deal with Qt licensing if I may ask? One nit regarding website, toggling dark mode causes a video change that has some ugly flashing, I think you could improve this by recording the video without dropshadow and ad
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by karolist 2y ago
Would you mind listing some of the killer Calibre features you'd expect to see in an MVP?
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by karolist 2y ago
I think Calibre advocates forgot what it's like to setup it for the first time and what a messy ugly process it is for new timers. A containerized version needs VNC access to set it up and perform some un-intuitive UI actions https:&#
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by karolist 2y ago
applecare abuse
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by karolist 2y ago
> Except there is no profit, only pain I have 20 years or professional experience and my conclusion, if someone asked, what IT boils down to: pain. The pain is what filters who can succeed and who fail. Can you endure hunting a bug for 7
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by karolist 2y ago
This post has no substance but many words, was this written by LLM?
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by karolist 2y ago
Internet tells me that human is not the most inefficient, but pretty much down on the list. Sorry to be that guy, but to me a joke or quote needs to be true to impact :( https://ghijklmno.net/a-bicycle-for-the-mind/
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by karolist 2y ago
Looks like ffmpeg WASM, so runs in your browser
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by karolist 2y ago
> “YouTube’s terms cover direct use of its platform, which is distinct from use of The Pile dataset. On the point about potential violations of YouTube’s terms of service, we’d have to refer you to The Pile authors.” so basically "w
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by karolist 2y ago
dang, I think you're right, my mind branched off somewhere it seems. I was thinking of how operations can be executed multiple times (verification + actual result run) with effect being applied only once.
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by karolist 2y ago
Nobody really cares about your tech choices except some /g/ turbo nerds, sounds like the author spent time in some toxic communities and projects this on the whole of the industry.
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by karolist 2y ago
You don't need GraphQL for the same reasons you do not need to sync your state between the client and the backend, everything can be done with htmx and one source of truth for the state.
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by karolist 2y ago
Yes that the same, in the "Your Account" section of the service you have "Chat Credits" field, it was seeded with $10 initially and I got it down to $0.11 in one evening. You are right about the pricing page, it does say
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by karolist 2y ago
To me personally, this is the best comment I've read in my time on HN since 2011 or so. I am also building a learning platform as potential lifestyle business, having been a user of such platforms and worked in large corporate I fully
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by karolist 2y ago
What he's saying is that everything should be idempotent, which may be possible for local only calls and filesystem snapshots, but anything doing a network call is outside the realm of this possibility. Such a system would need to spin

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