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by stuaxo 9mo ago
I'd buy one if they made a new one, but I guess thats basically the hardware the switch uses
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by stuaxo 9mo ago
That sort of patch is clearly fixing something that blocked him, and probably blocked many others who didn't get as far as trying to fix it. A project should take on useful small patches, thats how you onboard contributors.
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by stuaxo 9mo ago
It's so easy to add bits to the admin as you need them. I wish building the frontend of a Django app was as easy as the admin (though Wagtail can get close and HTMX).
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by stuaxo 9mo ago
Wagtail is great for what it's good at. If you've ever had to use Django-CMS you'd understand. I went from a Wagtail project to a Django-CMS project (at a company that was upstreaming bits to Django-CMS) and there were so man
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by stuaxo 9mo ago
Yes, the previous time I tried to use FastAPI I moved the project to Django-Ninja and development accelerated massively. Django has so many things that just work - I take storing the session in the database for granted and there were only h
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by stuaxo 9mo ago
Commercial enterprises seem designed to launder responsibility, this is perhaps the ultimate version of that system.
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by stuaxo 9mo ago
Exactly. I can be in a non-technical team, and put the LLM code inside docker. The local dev instruction is to install ollama and use it to pull the models and set some env vars. The same code can point at bedrock when deployed there. Using
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by stuaxo 9mo ago
I dread to imagine tbe state lf the code, there are some antipatterns that LLMs come back to again and again.
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by stuaxo 9mo ago
Maybe they will sort out how terrible it is to try and use a keyboard or keyboard like (i.e. remote control on android TV) on Android apps, I hold out little hope. It's like nobody tests focus + navigation at all.
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by stuaxo 9mo ago
Unfortunately because the top end of the salary is limited, to get people to work on stuff they need to bring in contractors to fill out the teams for many projects.
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by stuaxo 9mo ago
UK Gov has a whole set of standards for building websites, yet it seems sites like this get to opt out of this.
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by stuaxo 9mo ago
The US investment link is broken, and most of the UK jobs are in "fullfillment", some of the least fullfilling jobs - piss bottles all round.
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by stuaxo 9mo ago
Nice. As a mostly-django-dev for the last 15 years, who's been exposed to FastAPI and various ORMs again recently, I should get round to write a doc about some Django bits. Django is pretty nice, the changes between versions are small
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by stuaxo 9mo ago
LLMs have some terrible patterns, don't know what do ? Just chuck a class named Service in. Have to really look out for the crap.
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by stuaxo 9mo ago
Current one was 150 quid off Ebay, I've also used backmarket. Last time I had a "flagship" phone it got stolen out my hand. The screen was also expensive to replace. If I drop this its no big deal (the back is plastic anyway)
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by stuaxo 9mo ago
Disagree with the premises that the cost of shipping code approaches zero.
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by stuaxo 9mo ago
I suspect a company needs to pay some damages. Now, where's the Louis Rossman video on this?
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by stuaxo 9mo ago
Tangent: Palentir should absolutely not be granted NHS contracts.
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by stuaxo 9mo ago
If there's any kind of management some of it could use small local models - e.g. to see when it looks like its stuck.
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by stuaxo 9mo ago
This will kill Netflix in the end.
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by stuaxo 9mo ago
> Eggs in one basket. Renewables are good, but it gets cloudy, it becomes night, it might not be windy. That's two baskets right there.
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by stuaxo 10mo ago
As a gnome user I remember thinking I could probably get used to the start screen.
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by stuaxo 10mo ago
Is everyone just running claude code not even in a container, letting it go wild and change stuff?
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by stuaxo 10mo ago
The sections in this feel LLM written "Why Valve being silent is part of the strategy" for instance.
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by stuaxo 10mo ago
Labour purged pretty much everyone on the left.
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by stuaxo 10mo ago
Since Cameron threatened them, they have been much more tightly under the central gov influence. The editorial team for news has always been full of Tories (including some that either have tried running as MPs, were in the young conservativ
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by stuaxo 10mo ago
A lot of people live in apartment complexes and this won't cover those.
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by stuaxo 10mo ago
Capacity and dwell time. 27 (soon to be 30) trains per hour on the Jubilee line for instance, hundreds of people can get on and off each one.
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by stuaxo 10mo ago
Reads like of those things people post on LinkedIn.
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by stuaxo 10mo ago
Oh, "Collected Works" - for a moment I thought this was a book with a wacky name.

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