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by netcraft 3y ago
I want to add one more thought here though: the one language that I will evangelize as long as I live, the one that will outlast them all is SQL - and credit where due, CF had a fantastic relationship with SQL, much better than many other c
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by netcraft 3y ago
I wrote CFML for the better part of two decades, only getting away from it in the past couple years. I started back with 4.5 when I found it on a shelf at the publishing company I worked for in high school - a former employee had won it in
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by netcraft 3y ago
I want to read the paper further, but I have done similar things in the past using JSONB. Multiple CTEs to pull the individual parts, convert to JSON and then combine into objects keys of arrays.
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by netcraft 3y ago
what if you want to extract certain information from 100 pdfs?
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by netcraft 3y ago
I can't wait for this. Just getting out a great AST would be amazing for things like formatters, but I want to build things like a library that knows everywhere you use a table in a particular way or reference a column, or linting that
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by netcraft 3y ago
Yes, I think I agree if I am understanding correctly - the test is not a good fit for how it works, because it "wants" to weigh things based on surrounding context and to give a lower weight to things that it feels are out of plac
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by netcraft 3y ago
Lots of comments about it barely beating GPT-4 despite the latter being out for a while, but personally ill be happy to have another alternative, if nothing else for the competition. But I really dislike these pre-availability announcements
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by netcraft 3y ago
A friend of mine has created just that: https://twitter.com/rafalwilinski/status/1729566715665637806 `npx chatwithcloud`
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by netcraft 3y ago
Agreed that chatgpt is great for this kind of thing - a coworker is working on this GPT specifically for postgres https://chat.openai.com/g/g-uXYoYQEFi-sql-sage But with it being down, my biggest advice would be to try
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by netcraft 3y ago
mine might have to become a hand-me-down and make this my christmas present...
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by netcraft 3y ago
A few thoughts: cheaper GPT-4 will only extend their lead. The biggest thing holding us back right now is not being able to get open-ai hosted in AWS with the rest of our stack. And I cant wait to see more tools built on top of these LLM to
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by netcraft 3y ago
spot on: > Update - We’re in the process of rolling back an authorization-related change that is causing 404s and other errors.
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by netcraft 3y ago
I also have conflicting opinions on this, but the usual reasoning is more about deterrence than revenge. We want others who might try these things to see that they can and do get punished.
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by netcraft 3y ago
Am I the only one who thinks that chat-gpt's voice chat sounds extremely similar to Scarlett in "her"?
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by netcraft 3y ago
> Now, imagine that once prospects’ and customers’ data are in HubSpot, our platform actively monitors those customers for buying intents. Not just based on direct engagements within the HubSpot platform, but also based on customers’ act
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by netcraft 3y ago
Its just so strange to me that they can release some of the most powerful and efficient hardware we have ever seen, and show it off by telling us we can now (checks notes…) check off tasks in a widget on our desktop.
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by netcraft 3y ago
I think I feel the same way. I would absolutely love to be able to look at a graph of my blood pressure over time, but it would probably be terrible if I could see it realtime on my wrist.
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by netcraft 3y ago
> Throughout its history, the moon has endured countless asteroid impacts, leaving visible impact craters on its surface. These craters form when asteroids or meteorites collide with celestial bodies. Although most of the ejected lunar m
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by netcraft 3y ago
I wrote AS3 and mxml for adobe flex for several years. AS3 was in many ways ecmascript 4, and was IMO pretty far ahead of its time. Lots of things we get excited for today feels like stuff we took for granted on the web in the flash player
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by netcraft 3y ago
Adobe capitulated, but apple killed it when it didnt support it on ios.
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by netcraft 3y ago
And my own similar version https://github.com/hagerty-dev/pitwall-pg
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by netcraft 3y ago
I understand where you are coming from. I am curious though if you feel differently after watching this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LBudghsdByQ (I did)
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by netcraft 3y ago
totally tangential to this but just have to share learned this last week that md5's are also 128 bits and so will fit perfectly in a uuid type in postgres, saving space in the physical table and indexes, and giving better index perform
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by netcraft 3y ago
What I would love is a turnkey service I could set up with logical replication and a straightforward configuration that can listen for any changes on certain tables (ideally with optional filters) that will take those changes and put them i
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by netcraft 3y ago
yes, good point, I shouldnt have evoked react itself, its everything else thats been built on top of it. But yes, Vue is exactly what I mean. Its so difficult to reason about how things work unless you live in it all day every day.
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by netcraft 3y ago
I dont use Svelte or react, im sure its lovely and solves real problems. And maybe im just getting old, but over the last 20 years all evidence I have is that "magic" is a trap. Its so strange to me to see such a high profile proj
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by netcraft 3y ago
Thank you for footing that bill for so long, this has been a little joy for me for a long time, just seeing how long it can last. Would love to buy you a beer someday.
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by netcraft 3y ago
Ok, cool. I'm not sure I understand the issue though, this thread reminded me of that page, so I thought other people might be interested in it too, and there wasn't much conversation here and felt like this was somewhat offtopic
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by netcraft 3y ago
the page links to this github repo at the bottom: https://github.com/losvedir/ephemeral2
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by netcraft 3y ago
I can vouch that it has been up at least that long.

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