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by scosman 3y ago
Good to see them reporting on it. So many publications wouldn’t.
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by scosman 3y ago
This is the story I’ve heard about almost every react native project. Get to proof of concept 10x faster. Spend 10x more time in the weeds on weird bugs.
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by scosman 3y ago
Survivorship bias?
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by scosman 3y ago
Buying physical media you have the right to resell that one physical copy. Libraries pay extra fees for lending. In both cases only 1 person can use that copy at a given time, and the artist is paid for each copy. Downloading rips where tho
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by scosman 3y ago
You still can buy albums if you want. New, used, digital. Lots of options.
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by scosman 3y ago
Maybe but it shouldn’t be that big of a difference. M series processors are very energy efficient. Minis aren’t that expensive. Note: 10x is the multiplier for GitHub actions. So maybe I’m wrong but I’m guessing it’s more capacity than cost
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by scosman 3y ago
Also: choose a platform that pays artists more. Apple and tidal pay out much more per stream than YouTube/spotify. But any form of paying is much much much better than piracy.
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by scosman 3y ago
“ It is still recommended to support the creators by watching/liking/subscribing to the artists' YouTube channels or liking their tracks on Spotify (or purchasing a Spotify Premium subscription too)” Likes/subscribes are
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by scosman 3y ago
For GitHub and most other companies running racks of macOS, the use case is testing/building macOS/iOS software. Even if you could build the stack you describe, I wouldn’t want my tests/builds running on a hackintosh build wi
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by scosman 3y ago
They allow two free projects. I’m under that limit.
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by scosman 3y ago
There are a bunch of those out there. They abstract out the frameworks, and end up with scaffolding systems on top you need to learn (so they can update core without impacting your project). Which is fine if that's what you want. This
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by scosman 3y ago
No monetization goal here. I needed it myself for another project, so built it and open sourced it. Hopefully folks find it useful; if it drives a bit of traffic to the sponsor project ( https://criticalmoments.io ), all the bette
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Show HN: SaaS template/boilerplate w SvelteKit, Tailwind, Supabase and Postgres(saasstarter.work)
38 points by scosman 3y ago|9 comments
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by scosman 3y ago
Phi-2 and TinyLlama are so so so impressive for being < 3B parameter models. They can run on a phone, and are pretty snappy. Benchmarks: https://github.com/ggerganov/llama.cpp/discussions/4508 I don't
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by scosman 3y ago
Not sure what you're referring to. The parent comment specifically mentioned iPhones, waterproofing (not a Mac feature), losing headphone jack (not true of Macs). I was clarifying this article is about Macs, not iPhones.
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by scosman 3y ago
Probably dry, but had short. Definitely good to detect and throw out. Message could definitely be improved.
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by scosman 3y ago
This is Mac, not iPhone.
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by scosman 3y ago
How did you make it? llama.cpp?
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by scosman 3y ago
SLM? :)
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by scosman 3y ago
+1 I connect to mine over tailscale DNS. I recommend adding a tray icon that disables it for 60 seconds (super helpful for the odd site that serves something critical from an ads domain… like my bank). Only downside is apps don’t have to us
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by scosman 3y ago
Green: iMessage Blue: RCS <blink>Red</blink>: SMS/MMS
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by scosman 3y ago
Yup. And good bump in single core performance, which you'll notice for most use cases. So really mid level part beats top tier part from last generation.
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by scosman 3y ago
For iOS users, check out “yattee” for a similar setup
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by scosman 3y ago
SvelteKit + hosted Postgres (supabase, neon) Very fast to get going and nice developer experience. Love jamstack style hosting. Scales from simple static site generator that is free to host, to live APIs/dynamic pages, and back again w
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by scosman 3y ago
I don’t think they are hosting it? Seems like client side cache layer calling steam DL APIs?
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by scosman 3y ago
Simple: no benefit to serving ads you can’t count. YT doesn’t care about serving ads, they care about ad revenue.
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by scosman 3y ago
Invidious is a good piped alternative for those starting to look at this space: https://invidious.io/ Yattee is a good front end app for both piped and invidious for Apple TV (and iOS and macOS but I prefer the browser on t
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by scosman 3y ago
Just for the record, had to compile sqlite in gomobile literally the day after this comment and it was a big pain . But got it working and sticking with this approach.
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by scosman 3y ago
Exactly. Good to know I didn’t miss a trade off in the mix. If I’m choosing to use a C framework (SQLite) I’m okay signing up for the environment costs. Prefer that over abstractions in an intermediate layer that might not be maintained in
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by scosman 3y ago
What’s the case against cgo for SQLite? Just the usual cgo performance overhead? It seems like a pretty good cgo use case: a decent amount of work, which is typically slow enough that cgo overhead isn’t perf critical (because DB usually mea

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