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by snthpy 3y ago
Gosh, was that ten years ago already? I remember this vividly. In fact I moved all my feeds over to feedly and still have a task in the back of my mind that I should check whether there is anything in there that I should keep up with. Clear
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by snthpy 3y ago
Got the movie reference but took me a moment to catch the second meaning. How about "Free Will-e"? That's less likely to evoke sexual connotations and references another (actually somewhat relevant) movie.
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by snthpy 3y ago
# autoenv AUTOENV_ENV_FILENAME: Name of the .env file; defaults to .env # direnv load_dotenv If set to true, also look for and load .env files on top of the .envrc files. If both .envrc and .env files exist, the .envrc will always be chosen
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by snthpy 3y ago
Just had a quick look at both. Here's what I found: direnv * looks for a .envrc file * starts a subshell * loads environment variables into the subshell from the .envrc file autoenv * looks for a .env file * executes commands from that
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by snthpy 3y ago
Shameless plug: I created prql-query ( https://github.com/PRQL/prql-query ) in order to scratch my own itch and use PRQL (prql-lang.org) with DataFusion and DuckDB for things like this. pq is overdue some maintenance but
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by snthpy 3y ago
Who remembers Hackers? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hackers_(film)
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by snthpy 3y ago
Lol initially I read the headline as that the dolphin calls were begging us to reform recreational fishing and I thought to myself that we really made a lot of progress in dolphin language understanding with LLMs. I understand what it is sa
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by snthpy 3y ago
That's incredible! How much archeological evidence of it remains today because I didn't see any mention of that on the Wikipedia page?
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by snthpy 3y ago
> Of course it would be in addition to sql, not to replace it. Yes, absolutely! PRQL supports having a version and target header in the first line so you could make that mandatory for PRQL queries and only if it finds that then it routes
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by snthpy 3y ago
Congratulations on the launch! This looks awesome! Would you be interested in supporting PRQL (prql-lang.org)? The compiler is also written in rust so integration should be straightforward. Disclaimer: I'm a contributor. Github: githu
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by snthpy 3y ago
Thanks for your reply. Solara looks great. > For instance making reusable components in Python is a real benefit. I think that could be a big benefit for us because we ran into problems when we wanted to create a custom component for a d
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by snthpy 3y ago
Thanks for this.
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by snthpy 3y ago
Interesting. I hadn't heard of Solara before. We recently started exploring Pynecone. How does Solara compare to that?
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by snthpy 3y ago
That was my first thought as well. So glad someone else said it.
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by snthpy 3y ago
Found it: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Come_and_See_(2019_film)
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by snthpy 3y ago
It's not on my Netflix unfortunately and I just find this Russian anti war film: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Come_and_See
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by snthpy 3y ago
I love 40% split keyboards and this one looks pretty cool but you can't beat the aesthetics of my Cornish Zen!
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by snthpy 3y ago
I'm sorry about your fate and I wish you all the best. Have you looked at trying psilocybin? It seems to be very effective at lessening fear of death in end of life situations.
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by snthpy 3y ago
Thank you. I did not know this.
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by snthpy 3y ago
I would love to hear what your experience is. We've been using Pynecone for a bit and are coming up against some problems. For example trying to write a wrapper for AG Grid there is no way to pass a custom class attribute so you can&#x
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by snthpy 3y ago
Great idea. Is it Mac only though?
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by snthpy 3y ago
That's wonderful! Congratulations and good luck on your further journey! Keep having fun!
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by snthpy 3y ago
I like the high level ideas and goals. I still have to get my head around the syntax and how it works in practice but will definitely keep an eye on this!
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by snthpy 3y ago
Cool. A simpler solution for you might be healthchecks.io which you can run for free for what you need.
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by snthpy 3y ago
Thank you. That was majestic!
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by snthpy 4y ago
sqlglot might be what you are looking for. https://github.com/tobymao/sqlglot
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by snthpy 4y ago
> Why subscribe to the endurance running hypothesis, though? There are no contemporary examples of humans hunting that way, I believe the Khoi in the Kalahari still hunt this way. I also thought that's one of the reasons we might ha
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by snthpy 4y ago
Is there a link to the demo on YouTube?
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by snthpy 4y ago
> This project gives a large language model (LLM) control of a Linux machine. Well that escalated fast ...
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by snthpy 4y ago
I agree with this. +1

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