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by qudat 4y ago
My review that I keep updating: https://bower.sh/framework-vs-mbp
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by qudat 4y ago
Nice work, added to https://neovimcraft.com/?search=astro
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I resonate with the sentiment and wrote a post about the smol movement https://bower.sh/what-is-the-smol-web
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The Dogma of Restful APIs(bower.sh)
2 points by qudat 4y ago|1 comments
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by qudat 4y ago
Very cool! I added it to https://neovimcraft.com/?search=codegpt
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Oh that's good to read! I'm pretty excited about rometools and desperately want to get out of this super pluggable linting world with a dozen+ eslint related packages. Everyone wants to use airbnb's style guide anyway, just
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by qudat 4y ago
Do you have any resources online about this? I'm using Rome as well -- quite enjoying it -- but we are running into its limitations which this news does not instill confidence.
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by qudat 4y ago
The beauty of bringing html into js (eg react) is because now we have type support for the entire FE stack. Not to mention the extremely useful view is a function of state paradigm. What you are suggesting sounds something like golang templ
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by qudat 4y ago
> Automated testing takes less time Hmm, this has not been my experience, but I spend a lot of time in the UI. Writing UI tests is a massive pain, the functions are impure, naturally deal with side-effects, and involve robo-interacting
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by qudat 4y ago
Yep, it's one reason why I wrote https://prose.sh -- a middleground between self-hosting a hugo site and copying markdown files to a managed blog site.
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by qudat 4y ago
Exactly! I try to be intentional about what edge-cases I care about and maybe more importantly the ones I don't care about -- for now. I also try to be intentional about time-boxing how long I spend thinking about edge-cases. Again
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by qudat 4y ago
> If that's correct, then if you're writing tests that never fail throughout the lifetime of the project then you're not doing TDD Agreed. > [tests that never fail can be useful] as a communication tool demonstrating th
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Conventional wisdom as an anti-pattern(bower.sh)
53 points by qudat 4y ago|89 comments
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Why not simply provide a subsidy directly to that subgroup that can now afford houses because of lower interest rates instead of providing massive benefits to those who can already afford? Not to mention second homes, etc. We are subsidizin
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by qudat 4y ago
The notion that lower interests rates make it more affordable to own homes is a pernicious way to subsidize a specific class a people: those who can afford housing.
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by qudat 4y ago
Like others mentioned, it depends on your region. I happen to live in a town surrounded by trees and the powerlines are above ground. It’s very common for branches to break and knock out power lines in the summer during windy storms. This u
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by qudat 4y ago
Agreed. There is no hard problem of consciousness, we are just biased. https://bower.sh/what-is-consciousness
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by qudat 4y ago
Yes to me LLMs and the transformer have stumbled on a key aspect for how we learn and “autocomplete.” We found an architecture for learning that works really well in a very niche use-case. The brain also has specialization so I think we cou
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by qudat 4y ago
Even if it was trained on Reddit it still involves humans to rank the AI responses.
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by qudat 4y ago
I moved to Hugo and then built prose.sh
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The labelled data seems more of a blocker than anything else. As far as I'm aware, the actually NN running the models are relatively simple, it's the human labor involved in gathering, cleaning, and labeling data for training tha
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by qudat 4y ago
https://neovimcraft.com - a sorted list of popular neovim plugins https://prose.sh - a blog platform managed exclusively from the terminal.
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https://prose.sh/read https://lists.sh/read
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We Are All Savages(bower.sh)
3 points by qudat 4y ago|0 comments
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by qudat 4y ago
I used prisma a couple of years ago, not sure how many employees they had then, but beyond 1-3 people working on it I would be completely shocked. To know there are 168 employees working on it up until recently boggles the mind.
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by qudat 4y ago
Update your resume, find jobs you’d apply to immediately if you were laid off, and probably start practicing for the interviews.
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by qudat 4y ago
Taking full responsibility should probably mean change in leadership. People are getting fired for their mistake, why should they also not step down? I’m indifferent tbh, leadership and investors can do what they want, but “taking full resp
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by qudat 4y ago
It’s pretty great in R too
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by qudat 4y ago
This price cut was done to be eligible for the US tax credit. Once March hits there will be battery requirements which will limit the amount a Tesla owner can receive as a tax credit. Feel free to wait, but I doubt the price is going to d
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by qudat 4y ago
https://bower.sh -- personal blog and landing page for links

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