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by npn 1y ago
I just use svelte. It works with raw html.
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by npn 1y ago
I typed less using AI, so it is a net win I guess
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by npn 1y ago
> Anubis tries to make sure that it can use as many cores as possible in order to take advantage of your device's CPU as much as it can. Don't do that. Also both the software and its author is now on my blacklist.
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by npn 1y ago
I will believe his rant when Fowler creates any notable software.
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by npn 1y ago
I'd rather convert them at build time, thank you.
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by npn 1y ago
it is not about the chips or cores. it is about the pcie ssd that you torture it with high temperature for a long period of time due to a laptop poor cooling. or the battery, it does not like high temperature either. you only regret it when
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by npn 1y ago
This is silly. The proper way is to keep a task_count field on projects table and update it on create/delete action. Way more flexible and perfomant.
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by npn 1y ago
I find it crazy that some people only use a single laptop for their dev work. Meanwhile I have 3 PCs, 5 monitors, keyboards and mouses, and still think they are not enough. There are a lot of jobs that should run in a home server running 24
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by npn 1y ago
Open source those models would enable major lawsuits for copyright violation. And I doubt that they own the rights to the training sets either way. Open weight models are still useful to extract knowledge from. With much lower cost compared
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by npn 1y ago
I have bought like 20+ used enterprise ssds from taobao (for my various PCs). Only a single one dies because I forgot to add the heat-sink. I think the most important thing is how trustworthy the seller is.
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by npn 1y ago
There are likes 10 similar languages out there with the same promise, why I need to specifically choose this one to contribute? The point is pretty simple, if the author is too lazy to do some basic research about this common problem, he is
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by npn 1y ago
Because some dumbass decided to ban Huawei before, forcing Chinese brands to split itself to multiple sub brandings that operate independently.
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by npn 1y ago
I don't understand why people still choose the syntax `import xxx from yyy` in the current year. It is a major source of complaining for languages like python or javascript, because it makes autocomplete does not work well. make me ins
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by npn 1y ago
This is such a dumb article. All of those examples are nonsense. We can also have thousands of examples about how 6 bits is enough or 10 bits is just right.
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by npn 1y ago
It is not a frontier model. It's only good for benchmarks. Tried some tasks and it is even worse than gemma 3n.
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by npn 1y ago
I'm just here to remind all of you that US democracy is a terror for the whole world. You have already killed ten millions people and you still do not have enough? How much bloodthirsty you are?
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by npn 1y ago
What I'm saying is that it should be able to interact with all the email services out there, not rely on a single 3rd party service for the functionality. Sure, for the demo they can choose postmark as a mockup server. But he should ke
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by npn 1y ago
Is it just me or he missed the point completely? Look at all the third party services he uses! Nobody sane would pick that solution. That would be a completely maintainment nightmare. He did not write an email client, he wrote a wrapper to
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by npn 1y ago
an editor that made by mac-only developers and put macOS support at is highest priority will be always shit on other OS. sorry, but to me it is just pure garbage.
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by npn 1y ago
??? Why not just compress the whole database using `gzip` or `lz4` before rsyncing it instead? `zstd` works too but seems like it had a bug regarding compressing file with modified content. better yet, split your sqlite file to smaller piec
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by npn 1y ago
> Imagine if South Vietnam had remained independent. If it had become a thriving prosperous free democracy like South Korea or Taiwan. will never happen. it annoys me to no end that ever americans out there always assume that the war was
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by npn 2y ago
If you write some script that run for 30 minutes or so then Crystal is a great choice. before using crystal I mostly used Ruby for scripting, but there were a lot of problems - the program often crashes after running a while due to typo&#x2
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by npn 2y ago
>Can't rely on AI either, as it constantly confuses it with Ruby. I'm currently using github copilot with claude 3.7, mostly for auto complete, work pretty well although sometimes it does return ruby variant of the code (it cal
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by npn 2y ago
> gc latency I don't know, never care much about it, haven't cause any issue the 6 years I run my web services using Crystal. > long running programs depends, I write several services that running 24/7. Some runs fine f
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by npn 2y ago
Big words from one who does not code.
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by npn 2y ago
I don't really care. True intelligent discussions happen in some closed groups everywhere. It's been this way since forever. Only open discussions always attract unwanted users.
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by npn 2y ago
It does thought. You can't assign new meaning to $ and $$ and expect that it works flawlessly with magic statements and the stores. At the very least the conversion between the versions will be very messy and error prones, especially u
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by npn 2y ago
To be fair, the reason svelte 5 is that awkward to use is because they still need to be compatible with svelte 4 code. Without svelte 4 compatibility, you can just replace `$state` with `$`, `$derived` with `$$` or even some simpler mechani
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by npn 2y ago
I'm so tired of those comments. It's almost always come from those who refuse to research before they talk, only echo what they learned from other people. Do you know why there are new frameworks, new versions every time? Because
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by npn 2y ago
> The biggest problem: developers don’t want GPUs. They don’t even want AI/ML models. They want LLMs. No, I want GPU. BERT models are still useful. The point is your service is too expensive that only one or two months of renting is

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