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by pqdbr 1y ago
Would it be possible to have a docker image for easier installing?
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by pqdbr 2y ago
This is just unbelievable. However, can you provide evidence of this being true? Because this is class action level unbelievable.
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by pqdbr 2y ago
I tried with both PDFs and PNGs in Le Chat and the results were the worst I've ever seen when compared to any other model (Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini). So bad that I think I need to enable the OCR function somehow, but couldn't find
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by pqdbr 2y ago
Ive been looking for handwritten benchmarks for a while and would love to read that blog post.
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by pqdbr 2y ago
For someone that is experienced with Rails but not with the other runtimes mentioned, how do they eliminate the need for db connection pools and speed up deployments across nodes?
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by pqdbr 2y ago
In Brazil traditional banks are totally being disrupted. See Nubank.
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by pqdbr 2y ago
Hi! Would this work for a instance that uses Batman to backup Postgres servers?
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by pqdbr 2y ago
Congrats on launching! Curious how the dynamic image works in the e-mail signature: AFAIK, Gmail and others heavily cache any images inside e-mail, so even if the image changes, Gmail will be displaying the online/offline cached image,
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by pqdbr 2y ago
The blockchain hype train was ridiculous. Textbook "solution looking for a problem" that every consultant was trying to push to every org, which had to jump onboard simply because of FOMO.
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by pqdbr 2y ago
It's a great article, but I've always felt these are missing critical real-world application from the perspective of a full stack dev who also wants to manage their own databases. - How do I check how many seconds the replica is l
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by pqdbr 2y ago
I'm interested in this as well. Not ready to drop Rails as the backend...
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by pqdbr 2y ago
There's one extra rule that you must abide by when Paramotoring in almost any country I've been: you can't fly over densely populated areas. That's what prevents you to fly to work (at least in most work locations :) You
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by pqdbr 2y ago
That's an option that Cloudflare gives you in the panel. I wouldn't run my Web apps without something like Cloudflare in front; it's great for DDoS, WAF, Rate Limiting, so on. Assuming that, I just use the Cloudflare-signed c
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by pqdbr 2y ago
Great writeup. Do you plan to update your Kamal handbook to version 2?
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by pqdbr 2y ago
This looks really nice, congrats! 1) I see Kamal was an inspiration; care to explain what differs from it? I'm still rocking custom Ansible playbooks, but I was planning on checking out Kamal after version 2 is released soon (I think a
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by pqdbr 2y ago
I'll bite: what are people using instead of Balsamiq?
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by pqdbr 2y ago
Same impression here. I've been using Cursor for around 10 days on a massive Ruby on Rails project (a stack I've been coding in for +13 years). I didn't enjoy any productivity boost on top of what GitHub Copilot already gave
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by pqdbr 2y ago
Having learnt web development by coding Ruby on Rails, I wouldn't design an API any other way. It was only after I left Rails land that I discovered that these great patterns were not used everywhere. I quickly returned to Rails.
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by pqdbr 2y ago
More power to him. He’s making the hard choices and paying a steep price for actually standing for free speech like no other big tech does.
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by pqdbr 2y ago
How does Elasticsearch (or the ELK stack) would help implement what you described?
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by pqdbr 2y ago
Funny you mentioned because I also get that vibe from the Manticore website. We do judge books by their covers afterall.
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by pqdbr 2y ago
I think São Paulo is the largest megacity in the world that has deployed a ban like this. Amazing decision. Nobody misses them.
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by pqdbr 2y ago
For someone that is from the Ruby world and uses rbenv / bundler confortably, what would be the canonical way of using / managing Python in MacOS? There seems to be a sea of alternatives and I see every tutorial mention `pip insta
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by pqdbr 2y ago
+1 for a Ruby SDK!
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by pqdbr 2y ago
Lol. But yes, every productivity hack blog article should start with “never install Factorio”. The only worse offender is Factorio. But it was so worth it.
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by pqdbr 2y ago
How would one use this to replace Sidekiq for instance? Rate limiting is something I miss on Sidekiq (only available on the premium plan that I can't afford) and the gems that extend it break compatibility often.
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by pqdbr 2y ago
I think the author is implying that even if you can't extract real world value from generative AI, the current AI hype has evolved embeddings to a point they can provide real world value to a lot of projects (like the semantic search d
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by pqdbr 2y ago
And how do you think all the content creators (either mainstream or independent) are going to keep churning quality content if they get one order of magnitude less traffic than before, while the AI "answer engines" sell premium su
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by pqdbr 2y ago
That's not my understanding of the situation at all. The journalist: - Marked the phone as lost; - Wiped all data; FTA: As quickly as possible, I did all the things you’re supposed to do when your phone is lost or stolen —- mark it as
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by pqdbr 2y ago
I assume they just eject the SIM card tray and get your phone number from the SIM by simply putting it into another phone.

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