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searching PlanetScale…
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1y ago
Is there a transparent way to see credit used/remaining/topped up, and do you have any tips for how you can prompt the agent that might offer more effective use of credits? The LLM chat taps out but I can't find a remaining b
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1y ago
Hero.
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1y ago
This is incredible. It does seem quite expensive compared to Zed or Claude Code now it's on Pro. But neat enough I've burned through the $20 subscription credit despite being a bit of an AI sceptic. This seems to have a much bette
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4y ago
A great project with awesome implications. Well deserved, and the fly.io team are very pragmatic. This will be even more brilliant than it already is when fly.io can get some slick sidecar/multi-process stuff. I ended up back with Po
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5y ago
I like modernc.org/sqlite[1] - a port of the C SQLite3 library to Go. No need for CGo, so straightforward to build and cross-compile. [1] https://pkg.go.dev/modernc.org/sqlite
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5y ago
The headline is misleading. Mechanical CPR devices have been utilised for years in the UK. The major LUCAS clinical trial [1] was run in the UK. The ‘first’ relates to the version used: LUCAS 3. This has no performance difference but adds ‘
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6y ago
There's faasd [ https://github.com/openfaas/faasd ] which is OpenFaaS without the Kubernetes overhead.
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6y ago
It feels like SwiftUI, and other native tools, are embracing the advantages of some of these other cross platform tools: declarative, rapidly-iterable, abstracted. I feel SwiftUI markedly lowers the 'barrier to entry'. Crossplatfo
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6y ago
This sounds unreasonable, but it feels like a case where you don’t win either way. Updating and changing rules reflects improving and novel knowledge. This is preferable to blindly following methods where disproved. Rapid changes likely dam
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6y ago
That's not quite fair. Parler is listed at 2.8 million total users back in July.[0] Assuming that's doubled and all lean towards Trump, that still represents a fair minority of voters. The website remains there for those users t
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6y ago
A need for moderation was surely not a surprise. Using a lack of moderation as your selling point and then being surprised by such a deadline when you intentionally host content that doesn't tally with the platform you're on seems