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I'd wait to see if it tapers back down before doing anything. Spiked usage is a pretty common thing for LLM apps. If it persists or you think it will, reach out to me at parham@bearly.ai and we'd be interested to sponsoring it or
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3y ago
The post is great, hope I didn't seem to be critiquing it! I liked the idea so much I wondered if theres a magic reactive layer with data bindings so I could use it in UI heavy cross platform apps.
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How does the api and "bridge" look in this type of setup? I'm trying to wrap my head around which parts you'd keep in the cross-platform layer (and whether that layer might be very thin in many applications I've bui
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3y ago
Curious how this will look when they get to implementations with less expressive type systems. Typescript & Rust are particularly good. Making a usable library for this in golang won't be easy. And now that I think about it, Protob
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3y ago
Ah yes, redis, the first distributed KV store that wasn't NIH.
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3y ago
Local network vs egress network?
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3y ago
I think i agree with the core of what youre saying but this certainly isn't true. Ask ChatGPT for a syllabus foe an introductory calculus course and ask for a study plan. Then ask for a study plan for each section. Than start asking it
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3y ago
Adding another comment in general response to folks saying "spam/bots sucks, internet is broken" I get the reason for these pages. But there needs to be an escape hatch in there somewhere. After N cycles of poor fingerprintin
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3y ago
I emailed John Graham-Cumming about this on March 15th and was told he was looping in the right people. Small browsers (like mine) are basically unusable now because of this. Theyre significantly squeezing everyone into chrome/safari.
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3y ago
The image tags on that page need `loading="lazy"`. This made me curious what contributing to the wikipedia application (not articles) is like. Anyone have any insight/info on this?
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3y ago
Fine from South America (Colombia), but when I VPN through the US, no results.
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4y ago
Loading it from HSM to memory/keychain is probably fine too. It's certainly odd it found its way to a repo and makes you wonder how that could have even possibly happened. And what that indicates about their security practices in
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4y ago
Well this is certainly going to break quit a few CI/builds/systems that didn't account for this.
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4y ago
The API is up. Feel free to use https://bearly.ai in in interim! Let me know if you need help :)
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4y ago
Mobx demise?
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4y ago
“Not going to know” can apply to most laws. Most people especially enterprises abide.
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4y ago
A bit off topic but, but as a person who develops an extension and browser, another puzzle we need to solve is how to control and transparently log what these extensions are doing with your data. Cookie, storage, exported DOM reads, fetch r
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4y ago
Am I understanding correctly that: gofmt(gofumpt(code)) == gofumpt(code)? If so, I don't get the negativity in these comments centered around diverging from gofmt. A developer could make any of the decisions that gofumpt made.
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4y ago
When I saw a demo of this I was blow away by how easy it is to add another data source. Great work, looking forward to using this soon.
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4y ago
This makes me wonder why Decimals aren’t part of std libs in Javascript or Golang.
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4y ago
Really cool! I wish I could drag the whole line (from the middle or something) to experiment with moving a fixed line segment across the canvas.
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4y ago
I think it is okay to still be figuring out the pricing and other details while you build this out, even if it is at a Show HN stage. Perhaps, I would not recommend using this on your sensitive projects just yet. Given that most of the resp
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4y ago
First URL has an extra `&l` on it, that 404s. Thanks for the links!
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It works fine (using GPT3.5/text-davinci-003) with a conversation look-back (+auto-summarization of the lookback when it is too long). Many people claim its more factual too.
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4y ago
Min is cool and I don't want to plug here (to keep my original comment informational). I've heard good things about this extension (but use at your own risk, I don't install extensions besides uBlock myself): https:/&#x
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4y ago
Sure it can. A chromium browser has an arbitrary number of chromium processes (e.g tabs). The root process quickly becomes irrelevant performance wise for average users. Even if you have the simplest tab unloading strategy (like Tab suspend
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4y ago
For inline CSS, I love Styled-System [1] for css as props. My components die and get redesigned too frequently to care for anything else. So I prefer them encapsulated in the Component itself. I find css-as-props is better than a huge strin
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I really don't get T. Gondii. I read all these article about how it might be affecting us, a source of mental health disorders, so on and so on. And it is very common in household cats + a lot of people already have it. CDC says, "
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My maths fine, I was comparing it to the comment suggestion of sending "1" instead of "Microsoft Connect Test" as the response body. The headers should be the same. But I guess you could say the content length header wou
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4y ago
21 bytes extra at 1T requests a day = 21TB/day. Probably nothing?
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