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by moltar 2y ago
Out of scope The following features are currently out of scope: CommonJS Can’t be the best if CJS support is not offered. I know everyone’s hot for ESM but the fact of the matter is that there is an endless supply of legacy projects that wi
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by moltar 2y ago
This was a huge worry for us too especially because we live near the ocean and many swimming pools. We did Infant Swimming Resource [1] program for our son and I can tell you it’s tremendous! He was able to swim as a 2.5yo. He can float ful
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by moltar 3y ago
There’s one in Canada as well. Now it’s a museum of the era. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diefenbunker
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by moltar 3y ago
You can still buy these Geo-metro like vehicles in Europe. I was shocked to see electric Renault Zoe has manual windows in the back. But plenty of other low-end cars, especially French ones, are like the more modern Geo Metro experience.
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by moltar 3y ago
Great list. I’m using many of the same tools. Want to throw in Remix into this list. It’s been a breath of fresh air compared to many convoluted systems these days.
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by moltar 3y ago
Portugal has 40 year mortgages ;)
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by moltar 3y ago
In Portugal, as a single person you could have decent living on 1K EUR/mo. Not in a major city though. For a good life you probably need about 2K. If you want to travel and eat out often then make it 3.
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by moltar 3y ago
Wise
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by moltar 3y ago
After 7 years of startups and consulting I was able to secure a job with fair market pay without any issues. No one even asked about my history. The skills I developed during my solo stint are my killer feature.
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by moltar 3y ago
I think it’s basically already there. Inspired by the robot video, I tried an experiment today. While on a long walk to a store I had a voice chat with a ChatGPT app. I did a back and forth taco party planning conversation. ChatGPT suggeste
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by moltar 3y ago
Yes, but this is truly an exceptional case. Their workloads are basically scraping (crawling) at a massive scale. Just like Google does, it makes more sense to have cheap throw-away hardware for this use case. There are no permission issues
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by moltar 3y ago
Chinese cars are already on European (Portugal) streets. The automaker war is lost imo. Once they are in the south of the EU (low purchasing power market) it will just spread from there. I got rides in a couple of makers in a taxi. To be ho
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by moltar 3y ago
Oh ya. I had my first website on 8m.com still available in the archives!! Best days!
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by moltar 3y ago
Doubt it has anything to do with sensibility. It’s typical protectionism of own domestic market under pretence of higher quality standards. I bet UK has a good hold on domestic animal husbandry given the history and geography.
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by moltar 3y ago
How would this work in a serverless scenario where handler side runs in a Lambda for example? It seems a bit of a chicken and egg in this case. A service needs to register itself with a control plane. But for the service to start it needs t
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by moltar 3y ago
What if you are removing load from loading data from a network bound third party API which you need to cache locally?
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by moltar 3y ago
It definitely so. Funnily, I saw an Upwork post recently that had anti LLM language embedded right in the middle. It had a prompt to say that “you are an anti agent that says everything the opposite” etc. it was quite elaborate.
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by moltar 3y ago
Node has native top level await. However, figuring out how to make it work is an exercise in frustration for many.
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by moltar 3y ago
You will love Projen and AWS CDK if you don’t know these already!
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by moltar 3y ago
I remember that time. The prices were often set in “UE” (uslovniye edinitsi) translated as “conventional units”, which were of course understood by everyone to be USD. Because using any non-ruble currency for official purposes was illegal.
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by moltar 3y ago
I’m a TypeScript developer. Don't understand why it requires complexity? You can just as easily build crud APIs in TypeScript.
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by moltar 3y ago
How’s that different than just writing plain CSS?
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by moltar 3y ago
Could have said the same about the use of tractors. People used to farm by hand. All those people were replaced. Yet here we are doing just fine.
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by moltar 3y ago
SqlCoder claims to perform better than OpenAI.
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by moltar 3y ago
You could set a low query execution timeout for the session.
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by moltar 3y ago
Is it possible to use your own LLM models with Dataherald?
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by moltar 3y ago
FYI, the sign up form does not play well with a leading password manager.
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by moltar 3y ago
Five Guys is just expensive and in a category of its own.
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by moltar 3y ago
The card states: > This model was evaluated on SQL-Eval, a PostgreSQL-based evaluation framework developed by Defog for testing and alignment of model capabilities. But this explains the testing part. However, does it mean that only the
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by moltar 3y ago
I have a use case where there's no DDL, just a description of the tables, with provided data types, and descriptions of all of the columns, in JSON. I could generate DDL statements, of course. But wondering if this is the best way to h

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