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by lbhdc 2y ago
Yes, I have wanted something like this for a while. I try to avoid using gpus where possible because of the expense, and the ephemeral nature of my use.
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by lbhdc 2y ago
The biggest painpoints for me are discovery, and access. It can be really difficult to find papers on the topic I am researching, and often getting access to the papers I find is hard.
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by lbhdc 2y ago
For a pretty beefy vm running a relatively exotic database? Unlikely. Many managed databases are a commodity, there is a ton of competition trying to sell managed postgres cheaper than the last company. More 'exotic' databases hav
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by lbhdc 2y ago
I think people assume an alias exists. Same with `python` being an alias for `python3`. Some linux distros default to creating that alias when you install python3.
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by lbhdc 2y ago
Yeah the `--universal` flag should do that. uv pip compile --universal requirements.in -o requirements.txt
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by lbhdc 2y ago
While the author enumerates the things they think you should do, I think it was very light on the _why_ you would want this setup. I think the argument of "you are doing it the old way" have been really ineffective at convincing p
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by lbhdc 2y ago
I was curious as well what the business model is. They are selling related services. Looks like data and inference offerings with per seat pricing. https://huggingface.co/pricing
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by lbhdc 2y ago
I have felt similarly about collab tools. Even if the tools in an editor look cool, someone on the team is gonna get left out because they use a different tools. It feels a bit like the wrong layer for the collab tools to live.
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by lbhdc 2y ago
Zed seems like its gotten a lot of buzz on HN, and its great to see new players in the space. For those who have used it, what are some of the killer features?
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by lbhdc 2y ago
Same here. Pdom stayed at 60fps in chrome, but in firefox it had the same framerate drop off as the sync dom.
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by lbhdc 2y ago
I have been seriously considering switching to tumbleweed (currently running fedora, previously arch). What kind of sharp edges have you bumped into?
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by lbhdc 2y ago
If I wasn't using a framework that shipped with it already (like django), I would pick an authentication method that worked for what I am making. I would look for a well reviewed library in the language I am writing for both client and
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by lbhdc 2y ago
I was using source repositories on gcp for this. I have it mirroring my github repositories. Unfortunately it is getting killed.
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by lbhdc 2y ago
I have worked on a few projects that use language models over the years. Most of them don't use the models people would call large these days, but have had cases where we used those. In all of the cases that I have used them it has bee
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by lbhdc 2y ago
I was kind of surprised when they killed it. I thought it was experimental and they killed it shortly after its original buzz.
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by lbhdc 2y ago
Under the right thumb there are four buttons, one is the space key (shift, alt, space, ctrl). When I got this keyboard I transitioned from a standard (non ergo) layout, and thought the thumb clusters would take getting used to. They felt su
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by lbhdc 2y ago
I am using a keyboardio model 100 with the default layout. I have had it since it came out (I think that has been about 2 years now). It has had the best ergo layout I have tried for programming. I think a big part of it is the palm (fn) bu
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by lbhdc 2y ago
It's more than a "yeah I am interested" email, or hoping that their costs will be lower than the spot price of electricity. To your point its less than a money down contract, but its not nothing. The price of electricity has
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by lbhdc 2y ago
That is a pretty significant difference. 56 would be nearly twice as many.
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by lbhdc 2y ago
Why do you feel they should drop the charges? Edit: I get that people feel strongly about this, but I am genuinely curious :)
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by lbhdc 2y ago
X posts aren't readable without being logged into an account.
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by lbhdc 2y ago
This was an interesting read. It seems like the existential fear of Google killing it is currently at a crescendo. Looking around a little I see threads of people talking about those same fears 10 years ago. I wonder what effect that has ha
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by lbhdc 2y ago
Monorepo, it has made sharing code and tools a lot easier.
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by lbhdc 2y ago
That kind of sounds like a lot of code bases I have worked in. Once you get some many people on a project things can get messy. Perhaps its a sign they have some DX and tech debt they should address. As for why the latest version of c++? Pe
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by lbhdc 2y ago
I am not sure how they do it, but one option is setting some arbitrary threshold for number of devices fingerprinted on a single ip in a given period of time. Something like taking the average number of devices and denying access to ips tha
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by lbhdc 2y ago
Was this made in partnership with MKBHD?
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by lbhdc 2y ago
The names get mangled, but are still accessible. class Foo: __bar = 1 f = Foo() assert(f._Foo_bar == 1)
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by lbhdc 2y ago
This is a cool idea. When I search for "history" it returned only technical articles, and heavily favored dan luus website. Are technical blogs the primary focus?
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by lbhdc 2y ago
I don't think any common software engineering roles will be disrupted by ai. I would speculate that a fair number of those prominent people are talking their book and have financial incentives for others to believe that is true and spe
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by lbhdc 3y ago
You can change that in the settings. Hamburger menu > Preferences > The name of your profile (mine is just called "Unnamed"). Changing the "initial terminal size" will do what you want. I have mine set to 132x43.

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