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outlore
2y ago
makes sense, thanks for the explanation!
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2y ago
i am curious: why this instead of feeding your LLM an OpenAPI spec?
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outlore
2y ago
thanks will look into it, pity about iOS
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2y ago
perhaps off topic: for many months i’ve been thinking about creating tactile buttons. are there any APIs to produce vibration in the phone via the browser? i’d like a way to create a vibration response curve when toggling a switch. i’d like
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2y ago
I remember that video where Mr Beast paid for cataract surgery for a few dozen people and restored their sight. Regardless of intent, that was an immediate and material benefit to many people. It’s fair to question the motives of altruists,
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2y ago
is there any good solution for chrome extensions? clerk has a chrome SDK but documentation is sparse and OTP/vertification codes are not dispatched inside an extension popup for some reason.
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2y ago
I find it humorous that the men’s winner defends himself by stating that he has been practicing for decades, yet loses in the mixed final to someone who had only taken up the sport last year.
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2y ago
As an aside, i would love “stickied” preferences for Kagi e.g. results from the last year, with forums selected. since i’m mostly doing reddit searches anyway
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2y ago
you can stream the response in chunks of size N + K overlap and run the guardrails on each chunk.
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2y ago
There is no such thing as birds. Winged creatures? Utter fantasy. There, I said it. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birds_Aren%27t_Real
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2y ago
very cool product page!
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outlore
2y ago
thanks for sharing! will take a look :)
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2y ago
ooo i haven’t! will check PowerSync out :)
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2y ago
i’ve been looking for a Tanstack Query style library that is backed by Sqlite (backed by OPFS or some other browser storage) and syncs with an API in the background. Does anything like that exist? i’ve seen ElectricSQL and other sync engine
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2y ago
The “type User =“ statement creates a TypeScript type from the zod schema, which can be useful when passing that definition around to functions The schema object is useful for runtime validation, e.g. User.parse(). this is handy when valida
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2y ago
It was still the right call for the consumer though. Otherwise we’d see it become another enshittified creative cloud product.
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2y ago
High quality products result from the accumulation of fixes and polish. They also add new desirable features in response to user feedback. Whether AI is used to write code is irrelevant to a product getting “better”. AI copilots can be used
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2y ago
In the USA, folks spend their whole lives jumping from one car subscription or house subscription to the next. In return for something that needs constant maintenance, instead of improving with new features and DLC. And when you stop paying
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2y ago
I understand your frustration, but this is the price paid for schema compliance across systems. One qualification: the TypeSpec model should help generate your API DTOs (OpenAPI, Protobuf) etc. So hopefully that saves a step or two. As an a
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2y ago
better tooling is not in competition to AI, actually both are in service of the same goal to assist the user
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2y ago
Is there a future where CSS’ expanding surface area leads to exploits and tracking? For instance, some time ago I saw an article about how font face rules can be used to fingerprint users
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2y ago
i’ve started carrying the cheap wired Apple earbuds because the call/microphone quality on Bose QC45 headphones and Ultra Open earbuds is so bad, especially when outside. i really wish there existed some solution to use the phone’s bui
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2y ago
i feel your pain about splitting of audio without a headphone jack. there are some devices like the Airfly Duo (no affiliation) that can connect via Bluetooth to two devices, but those require that at least your device has an audio jack
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2y ago
i think they mean elizabeth holmes and adam neumann more seriously, is it even possible to have discussions on race without devolving into talking points?
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2y ago
“no modes”, i’ve always considered that to be a bit of a mantra worth following. but now i seem to be breaking that rule while learning Vim (normal mode, insert mode, and so on). yesterday i was test driving a car with eco mode, sport mode.
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2y ago
being spread thin seems to me a good thing. even if you aren’t an expert you get to experience the various facets of life. i don’t have the source but wasn’t there a study that links longevity and brain health to trying diverse activities?
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2y ago
I like how each feedback balances a positive with a negative. It makes it wholesome. Good job!
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2y ago
I think OP is arguing the opposite. In other words, critics of AI innovations call them “dumb search”. The goal post keeps moving.
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2y ago
High performance SQLite by Aaron Francis is very good, I’m almost 60% through it. I’ve never learned the ins and outs of a database so deeply before.
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2y ago
Counting to seven, then the impulse to interrupt goes away
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