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2y ago
That's not bad. Btw your docs are really good. Will be checking out the Discord.
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2y ago
I see, so it depends on a cli tool being available. I will check what other options are available out there. It would be great to run local models at the same level one day. I am sure that Claude is making your wallet feel quite light :)
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2y ago
What I meant to ask is, instead of pushing your code to Github, is it possible to use a local self hosted instance of a similar tool like GitLab or Bitbucket?
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2y ago
Very interesting. I'd like to give "Github" mode a try. Are you able to use some local instance instead?
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2y ago
I actually don't think this is satire and find the post energizing and informative. Some salient points that I took home. Work in the morning before your day job starts. Treat the customer like a deity, forever. Built wealth, find cust
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2y ago
Your website is really cool.
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2y ago
Does it hallucinate much?
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2y ago
You are such an inspiration. The explanation of why you became a solopreneur - because you didn't want to manage or be managed is simple, yet incredibly insightful. All the best!
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2y ago
I'd say coding is more like playing a game than reading. It is initially difficult but once the fundamentals are learnt, the activity becomes one of how to use the fundamentals in creative ways to achieve a goal.
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3y ago
"The results reveal a unique constellation of facial features that underlie judgements of social class. Faces perceived as poor exhibited particular characteristics such as being wider, shorter, and flatter, with downturned mouths and
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3y ago
This is mind blowing. Who would have thought the Moon was so far away?
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3y ago
Great reply. That last sentence was pure art.
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3y ago
Are you using Angular for the UI?
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3y ago
Amazing.
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3y ago
This is an enlightening point, to distinguish between our skill set and field of work. And each field brings certain types of people, some of whom you'll find it better to work with.
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3y ago
It lacks context.
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3y ago
I always enjoy using this site. Anyone know the tech stack used to make these?
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4y ago
Instead of looking at use of an LLM in isolation, consider the value it could have in the future, combined with API's, other models, speech interface, etc. Sure, it can help you write an email now, but the real magic could be when thes
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4y ago
I really like your UI design! There is something about it that is soothing.
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4y ago
This is what I'm looking for as well.
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4y ago
Fascinating idea. Can you share some code or screenshots of your client?
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4y ago
What kind of server would you need to self host it?
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4y ago
Loving the spirit of innovation in here.
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4y ago
Why does the live demo of your app require me to sign up?
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4y ago
What are some of the ways to conduct interviews for idea validation?
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4y ago
Well said.
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4y ago
I read this story before but it's still wild that she was able to live there for a year undiscovered.
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4y ago
Site looks very well done.
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4y ago
So I checked out your project and the initial load is a bit slow. It's storing 26.1 MB of data so maybe that's why. Is it bringing the .NET CLR to the client?
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4y ago
While I do agree with you, I must admit that some of these reasons could be subjective. That being said, Angular has its share of issues. However, I find the overall developer experience to be good and I usually find the code to be well org
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