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by mythz 2y ago
Hetzner has been our "expensive AWS cloud costs" saviour We've also started switching our custom Docker compose + SSL GitHub Action deployments to use Kamal [1] to take advantage of its nicer remote monitoring features [1]
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Weirdly enough for my next "AI hardware" purchase, I'm waiting for the release of the M4 Ultra to max out on VRAM since Nvidia's chips are highly overpriced and using GPU RAM to price gouge the market. Since M4 Max allow
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It costs USD $2,350 [1], which is a low price to pay to avoid double taxation for life. [1] https://au.usembassy.gov/loss-of-nationality/
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Sure it does, you can always rescind your citizenship / green card if you have no intentions of returning to live in the US.
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Every few years I revisit Swift to see if things have improved but the language is now even more complex with cryptic compiler errors and poor runtime error messages, long build times and slow iteration times. Xcode is still a horrible IDE
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> If you insist in telling LINQ === EF I don't use EF, nor have I ever mentioned it. You're replying to a thread about what it takes to implement a LINQ provider, which was dismissed as every high level language implements it w
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This is a custom expression language to work within the expressive limitations of the language: create.select(BOOK.TITLE) .from(BOOK) .where(BOOK.PUBLISHED_IN.eq(2011)) .orderBy(BOOK.TITLE) If Java supported LINQ
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Isn't this just `.StartsWith("A")`? How would you perform this regex query with your code generated solution? What would have to be code generated and what would the developer have to write? As there's a lot more feature
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Guess everyone has their preferred style, I personally avoid code-gen data models like the plague and much prefer code-first libraries. Here's how you'd do something similar in our OrmLite ORM [1]: public class Person {
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If it were trivial you'd see LINQ-like providers implemented in "practically every high level language". Source code of the function means you have to implement the parser/lexer to convert it into a usable AST which is b
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Takes a lot more than that, LINQ providers work by accepting a LINQ Expression Syntax tree instead of an opaque function, which allows providers to inspect and traverse the Expression's AST and translate it into the data source it&#x27
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How did a Sign Up dialog make it to the top of HN? Waste of a click.
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Scalable Server SQLite Apps(servicestack.net)
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It's a dark pattern to trick users into handing over their email. Accidentally clicked on one these instead of the close button and then started immediately receiving incessant marketing spam from that website. Of course I wasn't
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Scalable Server SQLite Apps(servicestack.net)
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There are a number of sites I wouldn't consider using anything but a static site generator for, including marketing websites, blogs, docs, etc. You can't beat "free hosting" on GitHub Pages CDNs and the reduced maintenan
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Scalable Server SQLite Apps(servicestack.net)
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Scalable Server SQLite C# Apps(servicestack.net)
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Mistral AI Pixtral(huggingface.co)
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We're also ignoring Kubernetes and are just using GitHub Actions, Docker Compose and SSH for our CI Deployments [1]. After a one-time setup on the Deployment Server, we can deploy new Apps with just a few GitHub Action Secrets, which t
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It's a 236B MoE model with only 21B active parameters that ollama is reporting having 258k downloads [1] (for 16/236 combined) whilst Hugging Face says was downloaded 37k times last month [2], which can run at 25 tok/s on a s
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Claude 3.5 Sonnet still holds the LLM crown for code which I'll use when wanting to check the output of the best LLM, however my Continue Dev, Aider and Claude Dev plugins are currently configured to use DeepSeek Coder V2 236B (and loc
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Just off StatsCounter [1] where its reached ~4.55% in August, its growth has been getting highlighted a few times in my YouTube video stream [1] https://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/desktop/worldwide...
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Which we have to thank for Linux Desktop market share hitting all time highs this year. My decision to switch to a Fedora Desktop earlier this year after 25 years of Windows gets reinforced with every new "Windows Feature". It&#x2

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