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by netcraft 2y ago
Super cool! We needed to do something similar one time with 5 large touchscreen tvs that were arranged as a table, where each side needed to be a separate touchscreen application with them all playing a synchronized video in the background
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by netcraft 2y ago
ive always seen the reason MS included solitaire and minesweeper was to teach people how to use a mouse and a gui. I can remember even in the early 2000s when we started installing PCs instead of green screen terminals at different location
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by netcraft 2y ago
Would love to get this plugged into intellij/datagrip
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by netcraft 2y ago
It looks like theyre using the vercel ai sdk, which really isnt the vercel platform, doesnt have anything to do with any of the rest of vercel. Its actually quite nice and full featured.
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by netcraft 2y ago
This looks really great! How do you make money? Do you charge for deploying these to your platform? I couldnt find anything on pricing
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by netcraft 2y ago
its still a problem if you forget to write it, and with a trailing comma its often that you forget it because theyre hard to see
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by netcraft 2y ago
in 20 years of writing SQL, preceding commas is so much better IMO. Its so easy to miss a comma at the end of a long expression. preceding commas means you can never forget them. Then if I can have an extra leading comma, I can reorder, com
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by netcraft 2y ago
I want leading _and_ trailing commas. Frequently I will be working on a query and have something like SELECT a , b , c from foo and then I want to comment out a column as I am working and exploring the data.
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by netcraft 2y ago
I think spreadsheets were sort of an earlier version of this. You wanted to track some information, or make a plan, or just lay out some things, and this canvas of cells allowed you to put whatever structure _you_ needed in on the fly, adju
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by netcraft 2y ago
Given that the Ryugu sample was contaminated, how confident are we that these samples werent also contaminated? https://phys.org/news/2024-11-ryugu-asteroid-sample-rapidly-...
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by netcraft 2y ago
is there a primer somewhere on the security/privacy considerations of deepseek? For the phone app does it send your prompts and information to China? OpenRouter says if you use them that none of their providers send data to China - but
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by netcraft 2y ago
Have there been any leaks of the price yet? We have gotten so much use out of our original switch I can't really imagine not picking it up, even if only to keep playing the games we already have.
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by netcraft 2y ago
I question the same things frequently. I routinely try to ask chatgpt to help me understand the openai api documentation and how to use it and it rarely is helpful, and frequently tells me things that are just blatantly untrue. At least now
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by netcraft 2y ago
Why would this be useful over of DuckDb? (earnest question)
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by netcraft 2y ago
the biggest thing I've always told myself and anyone ive taught: make sure youre running the code you think youre running.
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by netcraft 2y ago
I love these. Its the things we've been doing (or attempting to do) with our web pages for decades. I've written tons of jquery to do these exact things, lots of react code as well. I think its an uphill battle, but I am hopeful.
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by netcraft 2y ago
how bad do you feel about all the uuids you didnt generate so were never born?
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by netcraft 2y ago
for a minute I thought this was a domain reseller that was offering .com uuid domains
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by netcraft 2y ago
I am no expert, but I believe they are triggered anytime there is an underwater earthquake. Often these still do not produce any tsunami, but they are issued out of an abundance of caution, there isnt generally a way to see if there really
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by netcraft 2y ago
I dont see it yet either, I expect it will be rolled out slowly
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by netcraft 2y ago
With the release of Nova earlier this week thats even cheaper (I havent had a chance to really play with it yet to see how good it is) ive been thinking more about what happens when intelligence gets "too cheap to meter", but this
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by netcraft 2y ago
totally - but to be clear the question I have is more like "where in the body is this knowledge encoded (for lack of a better term)" Do you have neurons in your brain that are pre-wired for these things? Is that encoded in your DN
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by netcraft 2y ago
sure - but how did a horse foal learn how to walk within an hour of their legs being in contact with the ground? Or even for human babies, how are they hard wired to search for milk or even breathe?
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by netcraft 2y ago
>Less than a month after four towering dams on the Klamath River were demolished, hundreds of salmon made it into waters they have been cut off from for decades to spawn in cool creeks Do we understand the mechanisms of this "geneti
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by netcraft 2y ago
OT: I'm looking forward to an AI tool that can look at an entire project and produce documentation for it. Then look at PRs, stories, and other project documents and understand how the project is changing and keep the documentation up
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by netcraft 2y ago
A deck of playing cards has to have one of the highest density of "usefulness" an object can have that I can think of. I would love to hear if anyone can think of any one thing nearly as useful in so many ways. Entertainment of co
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by netcraft 2y ago
this is the first ive heard of mitochondria replicating separately and distinctly from the host cell, how fascinating! Are we saying that mitochondria have their own life cycle inside of a cell? living/dying/replicating in the spa
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by netcraft 2y ago
There is this https://github.com/dail8859/NotepadNext
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by netcraft 2y ago
since they didnt rev the version, does this mean if we were using 3.5 today its just automatically using the new version? That doesnt seem great from a change management perspective though I am looking forward to using the new one in cursor
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by netcraft 2y ago
im unclear, is haiku supposed to be similar to 4o-mini in usecase/cost/performance? If not, do they have an analog?

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