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karolist
2y ago
I tried it, uses GPT-4o, the $10 sign up credit dissapeared in a few hours of intense coding, I'm not paying $500/mo for a fancy autocomple. Manual instruct style chat about code with Claude-Sonnet-3.5 is the best price/perf
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2y ago
I see a draggable component built with Svelte (presumably), all source is minified and no github link is provided. Did you mean to show that this can be done with Svelte? What is the key takeaway for readers here?
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2y ago
This is pretty cool, congrats on the launch. Could you run it on Blender? https://github.com/blender/blender
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2y ago
I find this strange to believe. Every big company has levels, unless your existing L7+ IC is below market, you can just pull L7+ salaried ML engineers with some secret signing bonus like literally everyone else.
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2y ago
I had't considered that angle. Is your point that Intel was the creator of x86, but software chose to support it, then AMD had nothing else but to play catch up in x86 support to be part of the software target market? If so and factual
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2y ago
I think this could be cultural differences, AMD's software department is underfunded and doing poorly for a long time now. * https://www.levels.fyi/companies/amd/salaries/software-engin... * https:/
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2y ago
Was there a large entity steering x86 spec alone with a huge feature lead against their competition, free to steer the spec in any ways they choose? Also, hardware is not opensource software, you get big players onboard and they will be abl
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2y ago
do they really matter anymore? I remember them from the pre 2010 days but even then it seemed to me like linkedin for startups just without the social network thing, i.e. suits posting boring things. These days I can't remember clickin
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2y ago
Time ticks at different rates depending on the strength of the gravity "force", or rather the rate at which objects fall into the space-time distortion caused by mass of the earth. Time also ticks slower for objects moving at high
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2y ago
RPc calls ala SOAP may have been obsoleted but things like gRPC were and are the building blocks of many large companies.
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2y ago
I have not, just read that it's a bit fresh at this point. I've not yet invested anything in my GitLab setup and will try Gitea actions before deciding. Are you running Gitea locally? How was it for you so far? Thanks > "G
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2y ago
> Do you know if you can use your own GitHub Action to build and just throw the static html, css and js at CloudFlare? I didn't know that, how cool, I'll try it this way, thanks!
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2y ago
I've setup my static (hugo) blog on Cloudflare Pages and was very pleasantly surprised by the ease of setup and how fast they start build jobs after my github's commit. The fact that you can setup a custom domain and get SSL certs
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2y ago
Just setup GitLab yesterday on my homelab server (containerized), it's a Rails beast and takes a while to start but the product they give away for free seems very polished. I looked at Gitea too before choosing GitLab, mainly for their
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2y ago
I do not have much experience with this as I've switched just a month ago, but for my codebases the editor tends to turn all project files red a few times a day and I have to use the "Restart IDE" and "Invalidate caches&
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2y ago
You may be right, I considered that step but testing all this on another platform seemed too much, given I personally run this in a container pointed to a Synology photos mount point. I thought about wrapping all of this in a PyQT + PyInsta
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2y ago
I made a data takeout tool for the SaaS kindergarten communication platform used by my child's daycare. On it's own the software is really simple and could have been a few hundred lines of Python, but at some point I changed my mi
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2y ago
What has changed in your perspective of the world if you don't mind being asked?
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2y ago
I can confirm it is frustrating experience overall, I've moved on to GoLand and later to IntelliJ with Go plugin for Go development and never looked back. Sadly IDEA products fall apart for me in projects where multiple technologies ar
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2y ago
Same thing happened to big capacity spinning rust drives. I have 2 20TB exos and want to buy 2 more, but they climbed from ~280 moneys to 360 moneys in a few months and it feels dumb to bite now. I read that AI rush is to blame, dunno.
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2y ago
No ECC RAM and no quicksync for Plex and frigate.video are the downsides I can see, but I'm not sure this CPU doesn't have an APU for Plex/inference so speculating on that part, can anyone confirm? I'm personally running
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2y ago
I use a mixture of --advertise-subnet on a dedicated tailscale VM to act as an exit node for when I'm away and ephemeral sidecars for everything I run in containers, this gives me magic dns but doesn't work with everything. I.e. I
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2y ago
Strange perspective, it's not like they make employees wear them around the office, it's more so a message that you're new and it's ok, relax and take your time to onboard ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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2y ago
This perspective is being on the right side in the bell curve meme graph. Also why did they copy Noogler hat design?
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2y ago
I never quite got the appeal of Rpi's. When I needed a silent low power home server box 10 years ago I went with Intel Atom x86 based board which supported virtualization and had expandable memory. When I needed a small low power box f
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2y ago
What is a very powerful computer? Would any laptop no older than 10 years with integrated graphics have trouble rendering these?
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2y ago
It boils down to giving people freedom but the world is being destroyed or communism (it has its own problems).
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2y ago
It's amazing how much lock-in you get by developing ecommerce sites with WP for clients. Her site was recently down, just didn't load. She paid a few hundred for the agency to take a look, they said they updated plugins and "
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2y ago
My gf has a WP ecommerce site that her business revolves around, it was built buy some local guys doing WP development who have an agency solving problems just with WP. She told me how fast they were able to iterate and solve all their prob
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2y ago
I tried it for a few years a while back on macOS but it somehow felt off, I don't remember why, something to do with mouse selection. I went back to iTerm2 and that's that, you couldn't view images with feh and similar tools
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