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   by turblety 1y ago

   Nice one! Coincidentally I worked on a large table renderer too this weekend: https://github.com/markwylde/react-massive-table I noticed you didn't quite get to a million rows. For me, it cut off at 671088. Same t
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   by turblety 1y ago

   > 7. Google One and Ultra plans, Gemini for Workspace plans These plans currently apply only to the use of Gemini web-based products provided by Google-based experiences (for example, the Gemini web app or the Flow video editor). These p
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   by turblety 1y ago

   Oh gees another subscription. This Google Developer Premium does look closer to something I would pay for, but really I just want something that gives me everything in a single subscription, that I can use. Like Claude, OpenAI or most other
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   by turblety 1y ago

   Why has Google totally overcomplicated their subscription models? Looking at "Google AI Ultra" it looks like I get this Jules thing, Gemini App, Notebook, etc. But if I want Gemini CLI, then I've got to go through the GCP hel
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   Show HN: Persisting Data with DuckDB, OPFS and WASM(github.com)

   2 points by turblety 1y ago|0 comments
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   by turblety 1y ago

   Claude has been way ahead for months
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   Show HN: Claude Code Gitea Action(markwylde.com)

   1 points by turblety 1y ago|0 comments
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   by turblety 1y ago

   Oh, this is cool. Didn’t know they are on openrouter. Thanks.
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   by turblety 1y ago

   Maybe one day they’ll have an actual api that you can pay per token. Right now it’s the standard “talk to us” if you want to use it.
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    by turblety 1y ago

    Unfortunately AWS across the EU are still subsidiaries of an American corporation and therefore subject to the CLOUD Act, which allows US authorities to compel access to data stored by American companies anywhere in the world, including the
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    Show HN: WrapGuard – Userspace WireGuard Proxy(github.com)

    3 points by turblety 1y ago|0 comments
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    by turblety 1y ago

    Would this run faster on a gpu?
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    by turblety 1y ago

    Gitea [1] is honestly awesome and lightweight. I've been running my own for years, and since they've put Actions in a while ago (with GitHub compatibility) it does everything I need it to. It doesn't have all the AI stuff in
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    by turblety 1y ago

    Is there a reason they went and built some new standard, rather than just using a http api?
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    by turblety 1y ago

    Yeah that was my thoughts. GPT2 was huge.
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    by turblety 1y ago

    I think the beauty of this is that it's big and clunky. An SD card takes quite coordinated motor skills to insert, can be quite flimsy and has to be inserted with an exact fit.
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    by turblety 2y ago

    Ah yeah. While this is mostly implemented terrible, a web app can absolutely do this for you using service workers. So you can install a webapp to your homescreen and use it without an internet connection at all.
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    by turblety 2y ago

    Sorry, I couldn't recreate this. I just built a tiny texteditor app: https://65cd02a1-8f00-47cb-b1d1-231493de5fc2.paged.net/ Tried putting 20k lines into it. Loaded instantly, allowed me to scroll and edit flawlessly.
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    by turblety 2y ago

    I still, will never understand the need for native "Apps". To this day, I have never seen an "App" that couldn't simply have been a website/webapp. Most of them would likely be improved by being a webapp. The o
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    by turblety 2y ago

    Sorry you got downvoted. Uploaded it for a demo: https://65d22473-339d-4325-90bb-bef215770f60.paged.net/
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    by turblety 2y ago

    > This is why my kid isn't going to watch YouTube. If and when we decide to show her any children's show, it'll be from a manually curated set of videos downloaded and streamed from a NAS. In my opinion, it's irrespon
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    by turblety 2y ago

    Just to confirm, Ollama's naming is very confusing on this. Only the `deepseek-r1:671b` model on Ollama is actually deepseek-r1. The other smaller quants are a distilled version based on llama. https://ollama.com/librar
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    by turblety 2y ago

    I installed that. Spent 15 minutes trying to get it to work. No joy :(
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    by turblety 2y ago

    I used to love Sublime Text and used it for my daily driver. Even bought a license. But just downloaded it again, and while it definitely felt snappy, after 15 minutes I still couldn't find a way to get TypeScript type checking working
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    by turblety 2y ago

    Why are these only 1.4ghz frequency, when raspberry pi gets to 2.4ghz? Is it a limitation of the cost of scale that prevents building faster chips? Or does the architecture not really support faster chips? I really hope that RISC-V can take
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    by turblety 2y ago

    For a single RTX 4090 setup from you, it costs $6k. A brand new single RTX 4090 costs $2500. The Intel chip is around $230. Let's say the RAM is another $200. Where does the rest of the money go? Is that just $3k profit for you?
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    by turblety 2y ago

    Thanks demarq. I agree the marketing needs some improvements. They recently did a rebrand and it's added a lot of confusion.
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    by turblety 2y ago

    We can support projects like Autonomi [1] (the rebranded MaidSafe [2]). It should create what (I feel) the internet was always ment to be. Peer to peer communications. I think the only solution to this is to stop the centralised mess the in
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    by turblety 2y ago

    and is also exclusively the reason why Sam Altman is lying to governments about safety risks, so he can regulate out his competition.
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    by turblety 2y ago

    Datagrip is a paid, proprietary and closed source commercial product.