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   by rattray 3y ago

   Is there a llamafile?
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   by rattray 3y ago

   For both social and work life it's an important way of communicating for many people. Some people are just a little less quick to message you back if you're a green bubble or ask to use WhatsApp, especially in certain circles.
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   by rattray 3y ago

   Long list, I've been meaning to write a blog post.
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   by rattray 3y ago

   I recently paid >$1000 for the privilege of access to iMessage when switching from Android to iPhone. I'd have been _much_ happier staying on my preferred operating system and paying $24/yr. (iMessage has, for me, actually been
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   by rattray 3y ago

   Have you tried django-ninja or FastAPI?
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   by rattray 3y ago

   You might be interested in Jebtrains' Kotlin Compose Multiplatform, which lets you cross-compile to native UI in iOS, android, and others - and pretty smoothly interop with native iOS code (especially UI code). https://www.j
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   by rattray 3y ago

   Ideally yes but the old code search may also require costly infra, like building specialized indexes of the codebase (eg an elasticsearch index). Since those are "fixed costs" per repo rather than per search, they'd now be mu
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   by rattray 3y ago

   OOC, was this a google doc or a docx file uploaded?
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   by rattray 3y ago

   Claims to be faster (when using multiple cores) but beyond that, I'm also curious.
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    by rattray 3y ago

    Speaking as a contributor to Prettier, it is _not_ an easy codebase for someone who knows JS to just jump into and contribute. Furthermore, projects like Ruff show you can have a lot of contributors for projects like this. Maybe because the
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    by rattray 3y ago

    I disagree with this decision by Arc, and had the same reaction you did, but I just want to note that I'm very glad I gave it another shot months later – it really is a fantastic browser, much better than FF or Chrome.
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    by rattray 3y ago

    Where can I learn more about this?
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    by rattray 3y ago

    Webhooks are definitely the most standard way of doing this in my experience. Have you looked at svix.com ? (I have no affiliation)
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    by rattray 3y ago

    Yep. For frontend use, I think https://www.npmjs.com/package/openapi-typescript is the most widely-used/well-regarded, though https://www.npmjs.com/package/orval seems to me to have some nice
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    by rattray 3y ago

    seems to be Szymon Sidor – https://archive.is/Ij684#selection-595.304-595.316
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    by rattray 3y ago

    Who is "Simon"? Link to source re; departure?
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    by rattray 3y ago

    +1, I work at a similar company ( https://stainlessapi.com ) and have had the exact same conclusions. We use LLMs in similar ways. Well said @ThomasRooney. There may be other contexts where pure LLM codegen could work well, but I
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    OpenAI Python v1 Released(github.com)

    3 points by rattray 3y ago|0 comments
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    by rattray 3y ago

    Stainless | Founding Engineer | NYC ONSITE | Full-time Stainless is building the platform for high-quality, easy-to-use APIs. Our first product is SDKs as a service – you send us your OpenAPI spec, and we generate packages in all the major
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    by rattray 3y ago

    I'm getting Jan 2022 on 3.5 & 4. Maybe OP is lucky?
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    by rattray 3y ago

    https://www.useoptic.com/ is another one, which is a little more tailored to building & updating OpenAPI specs. Works well on live traffic and/or tests.
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    by rattray 3y ago

    For a compact message format being sent to browsers, you might look at messagepack, eg with https://github.com/msgpack/msgpack-javascript – it's essentially binary JSON, so it'd be compatible with OpenAPI spe
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    by rattray 3y ago

    Stainless | Founding Engineer | NYC ONSITE | Full-time Stainless is building the platform for high-quality, easy-to-use APIs. Our first product is SDKs as a service – you send us your OpenAPI spec, and we generate packages in all the major
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    by rattray 3y ago

    Do you have browse enabled? Apparently it's rolling back out.
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    by rattray 3y ago

    A package I help maintain was released about a month ago, and we've had bug reports related to this: https://github.com/openai/openai-node/issues/304#issuecommen... We simply chose to mark Jest 27 as uns
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    by rattray 3y ago

    Note that jest before v27, and some other runtimes, don't support export maps.
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    by rattray 3y ago

    Sorry, I missed the link to https://github.com/sugawarayuuta/benchmark – I don't find its contents very easy to digest, and there's often more to an encoding library than benchmark perf - how does it compare
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    by rattray 3y ago

    How does this compare to the ones from segment?
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    by rattray 3y ago

    How popular is fig compared to warp?
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    by rattray 3y ago

    Which four companies? This matters a lot; am I the only one skeptical about this move just being about cloud competitors trying to preserve margin?