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by l5870uoo9y 1y ago
Static content resolves correctly but data fetching is still not functional.
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by l5870uoo9y 1y ago
It is appreciated that you can change the temperature unit by clicking on it, and how surprisingly cold and changeable the temperature is as you travel up through the atomic sphere (down to -84C, -119F).
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by l5870uoo9y 1y ago
My app isn't database heavy; most pages renders without a single database call (user information stored in cookie) and the pages that do call the database contain maximum one call. Other data, like database schemas and subscription sta
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by l5870uoo9y 1y ago
It actually looks very interesting, but my app is not particularly affected by database query time, but rather by the time spent on the various AI generations.
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by l5870uoo9y 1y ago
Inflation rose by 6.5 cents/year in the period 2020-2022, and if that were the case for the entire period, the 50 cents would have grown to 201.5 cents.
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by l5870uoo9y 1y ago
The database is hosted on Railway. I have enabled Smart Placement that should, depending on request time, automatically use an endpoint closer to the database to speed it up. When requesting a route that includes a database request, the res
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by l5870uoo9y 1y ago
I am in the process of porting my web app[1] from NextJS hosted at Vercel to Astro/React hosted at Cloudflare, and something that particularly surprises me is that I can render a web app on every request at “the edge” and have response
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by l5870uoo9y 1y ago
What is the smallest fraction of a Nobel Prize that a winner can be awarded?
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by l5870uoo9y 1y ago
Everyone talks about Alzheimer's and dementia, but Daniel Kahneman has neither. He chose to commit suicide because he wanted to avoid “natural decline.” That's an unexpected statement from a 90-year-old. I'm more surprised by
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A better SQL validator and comparison with existing SQL validators(app.sqlai.ai)
23 points by l5870uoo9y 1y ago|3 comments
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A better SQL validator and comparison with existing SQL validators(app.sqlai.ai)
2 points by l5870uoo9y 1y ago|0 comments
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by l5870uoo9y 1y ago
I think it's more the Nobel Peace Prize that stands out.
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by l5870uoo9y 1y ago
I must admit that I disagree and believe that AI will only be used more as it improves. There is already a big difference between GPT-4 and GPT-5 in terms of hallucinations. If AI can do your tax accounting in 20 seconds with a 95% probabil
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by l5870uoo9y 1y ago
Unrelated question, where are these cores produced?
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by l5870uoo9y 1y ago
They could also have added this to the headline to make it more informative.
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by l5870uoo9y 1y ago
After endlessly tweaking the SQL generators[1] that I am working on, I would recommend setting a "reasoning" output string to activate step by step thinking and better responses. Even better if you can add output "reasoning s
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by l5870uoo9y 1y ago
Many prominent Stoics advocated the use of “negative visualizations” for a number of reasons. One argument for using negative visualizations was that by imagining potential misfortunes, one could prevent and avert them. Another argument was
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by l5870uoo9y 1y ago
This reads as an AI generated response as well with the; "thanks", "you're right", flawless grammar, and plenty of technical references.
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by l5870uoo9y 1y ago
UI-wise it reminds me of Craigslist.
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by l5870uoo9y 1y ago
Thankfully not months.
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by l5870uoo9y 1y ago
The most powerful Macbook Pro currently has 16 CPU cores, 40 GPU cores, and 128 GB of RAM (and a 16-core “neural engine” specifically designed to accelerate machine learning). Technically, it is a laptop, but it could just as well be a comp
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by l5870uoo9y 1y ago
It is interesting that it ranks `GPT-4.1 mini` higher than `GPT-4.1` (the latter costing five times more).
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by l5870uoo9y 1y ago
I have also just moved into a new apartment in Copenhagen and needed to find new furniture, including a bed. The cheapest and easiest option was to “buy” a used bed (buy is in quotation marks because many beds are either given away or cost
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by l5870uoo9y 1y ago
It appears that GPT-4.1 is missing, but nano and mini are there.
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by l5870uoo9y 1y ago
It's basically micromanaging an industry that European countries have not been able to cultivate themselves. It's legislation for legislation's sake. If you had a naive hope that Mario Draghi's gloomy report on the EU&#x
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Don't tell me RAG is easy(major.io)
1 points by l5870uoo9y 1y ago|0 comments
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by l5870uoo9y 1y ago
What a pleasant website theme for reading.
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by l5870uoo9y 1y ago
Separating out the database layer in a monorepo package was the best architectural decision I made this year. Now it is my default because at some point you either want to rebuild the existing app entirely or separate out services such as p
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by l5870uoo9y 1y ago
If paying Apple 20 billion to be the default search engine in Safari, paying Telegram 300 million in cash and equity for access to their 1 billion monthly active users, seems like a good deal for xAI. Where else are they gonna get users at
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by l5870uoo9y 1y ago
Perhaps it should be mentioned that he is 96 years old.

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