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by naiv 3y ago
https://github.com/typesense/typesense-autocomplete-demo Might give you some ideas
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by naiv 3y ago
The OpenAI API does not use the data for training.
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by naiv 3y ago
I also think it is a great way to learn from reading the code without noise and overhead added
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by naiv 3y ago
what do you mean with 'changed'?
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by naiv 3y ago
It was removed: https://humanloop.com/blog/openai-plans "This content has been removed at the request of OpenAI."
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by naiv 3y ago
For me it is not even the code per se but how it helps me with naming database tables and properties when I describe the broader scope. The future is more than bright, especially with a new model that is more current. Offtopic but just toda
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by naiv 3y ago
"By September 2022, Stack Overflow had 1 262 paying teams generating annual recurring revenue of US$50m" so an average revenue of $40,000 per team. I did not expect this.
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by naiv 3y ago
The documentation for Laravel is still unreadable. Guess that is why selling Laravel tutorials seems to be a fruitful business.
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by naiv 3y ago
Symfony command is great for this https://symfony.com/doc/current/console.html But it really depends on what you need the command for. I use Symfony command for general things, Node.js for eg PDF generation, Pytho
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by naiv 3y ago
What you are describing only happens in dev environment The Symfony container does not rebuild in production and requests should easily be served within 5-10ms as well so you might want to check your deployment pipeline and that you correct
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by naiv 3y ago
If you are good at it, programming gives you instant positive feedback which results in a burst of endorphins that are released. Like a constant runner's high, almost an addiction
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by naiv 3y ago
I have absolutely no idea regarding cpus but would this also speed up database caching?
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by naiv 4y ago
I think if you are more specific , you should get a much better response. I tried it with Using php 8.1 and the static analyzer psalm, how can i specify template parameters for newly constructed classes? and got a very good result including
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by naiv 4y ago
Thank you! I will look into this if it fits our use case
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by naiv 4y ago
Will you ever provide sorting in different directions without the need to create a separate index for each direction? we have 10 sorting parameters and would need to create/pay/maintain 20 identical indexes while just wasting ener
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by naiv 4y ago
Sorry, this fine print so fine printed that I could not even see it. You are correct. For < 1k documents it should be included on the hosted list. Also, please really split documents and search request. In a real life scenario there will
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by naiv 4y ago
I think you are correct. My biggest issues with Algolia were always: - search requests should be separated from number of documents -- think of a geoname service where there are 10 mio. documents vs. 500k search requests -- seems to be solv
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Algolia New Pricing(algolia.com)
5 points by naiv 4y ago|5 comments
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by naiv 4y ago
They learned that search requests should not be related to the number of documents and the pricing for search requests vs. documents at least is separated now. But still for each sort direction a new index is required. So for our weather ap
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by naiv 4y ago
I was thinking about Firefly and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Inside_(TV_series) :D
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by naiv 4y ago
This will be Hollywood's and Netflix's biggest challenge. In a not so distant future you will create your own movies. Or even better: There will be models teached on a show you really liked but which was cancelled and you will be
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by naiv 4y ago
I would say it is more the lower entry barrier for devs who do not want to spend time on learning css so they are not that relient anymore on a dedicated frontend person
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by naiv 4y ago
'Programmers' which are scared of ChatGPT, Copilot etc. would be scared as well of their IDE if they would ever read the manual of what is already easily possible with the tool they use daily
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by naiv 4y ago
If it is headless , I assume that their is an API that you could maybe release to the public so companies could build their own IDE plugins or even integrate it further into their workflow like adding code fractions automatically to tickets
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by naiv 4y ago
Also received it. The target domain is https://links.namecheap.com which goes to https://iterable.com/ DKIM-signed Seems to be either DHL or Metamask. What concerns me a lot being a customer is that they have be
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by naiv 4y ago
If you eg index geonames, you have 4 mio. records but you might only have 50.000 queries a month. you pay $4,000 for minimal compute resources, 4GB of RAM and 3 gigabytes of storage space. Would be less but algolia requires you to create a
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by naiv 4y ago
I will never understand who the target group of Algolia is besides a website where the number of records coincidentally is in the range of the number of queries. At least they got rid of the pricing per indexing transaction which made it ev
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by naiv 4y ago
These are some interesting reads, thank you!
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by naiv 4y ago
To add one new property to an existing entity we need to currently update and deploy 5 services multiplied by review / testing / acceptance / production environments plus the api client and sometimes the messages depending on
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by naiv 4y ago
Thank you for this. And yes, we are looking into a complete refactor.

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