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v3ss0n
2y ago
Bought out and shutdown by profiting businesses as usual.
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2y ago
How about No? There are a lot of things people missing and suggesting a simple solution that solves a lot of problem that they may forgetting or haven't checked justify usage of just. Many of those are already in OP post. Looks like OP
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v3ss0n
2y ago
Why not just use PDM
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2y ago
Ok where to use it? Anybody using it? How it gives benefit over docker?
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2y ago
HuggingFace https://github.com/gradio-app/gradio ChatUI , lots of AI applications UI are build with / ontop of svelte. https://github.com/huggingface/chat-ui Ollama's OpenWebUI https
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2y ago
Have they benchmarked against similar sized GGUF quants? How is it compared to them?
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2y ago
None of them worth writing home about
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2y ago
When did hallucinations were gone? Which model?
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2y ago
Ofcoz hypest and ml opensource software frontend are build with svelte and they're very successful huggingface https://huggingface.co/pydio https://huggingface.co/docs/chat-ui Ollma webui https:
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2y ago
Asking your potential co-founder to quit their full time job as a first thing in your zero customer startup is the biggest Red Flag of OP as a Co-Founder. That is too selfish.
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2y ago
You missed the opportunity to name it Vscode-FrontPage. We Are So Back.
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2y ago
Nice One. Never expected such quality Easter egg. Will find more again 10/10.
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2y ago
You monster.. whoever hate AI and LLM should start using it daily. It will make a lot of semantic tokenizers gone crazy. Nice bait mate.
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2y ago
Better have something that runs off the cloud. PagerDuty is not something under your countrol. A stuff as imporant as dead man switch should not rely on someone's service.
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2y ago
They left soon after MS Acquisition .
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2y ago
Zed is fast at starting up, But incredibly slow at When it involves moving UI - atleast on Linux. You better test first before saying that. Lets think of it , how many time you restart your app when you start using the app?
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2y ago
Electron is slow when your code is crappy .
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2y ago
Yeah, they have their own asyncio python runner
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2y ago
This is really bad abomination .. please keep SPA to SPA Frameworks and leave HTMX out of it..
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2y ago
Not if you use proper python env and package management tools like pdm or poetry.
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2y ago
I already stated the obvious differences. requirements files cannot capture a lot of metadata that is required to reproduce python setup , PDM deals a lot of important stuff in: Dependency Management in easy to edit pyproject.toml file , pr
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2y ago
They are not threaded at all.
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2y ago
In short , it works like NPM. - reproducible python package dependency - reproducible python version - package locking - PEP compliant package management configuration via project.toml - automatic venv management - project configuration and
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2y ago
Please consider using PDM instead. https://pdm-project.org/en/latest/
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2y ago
Then define your real codebase. There is no point continuing this with just baseless talks. There are many projects, livbs in pure python without Any c extensions. PyPy work faster with cffi based libs than python c-extension Based ones too
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2y ago
Well implemented c extensions are and cffi ones are fine for PyPy. Those that have problems are ones that depends on private c-api calls Tornado had moved to python asyncio for ages.
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2y ago
Splitting efforts aren't good . PyPy is decade effort of making JIT Python and they had big success. But it doesn't get the praise by the python community - and they are only doing NIH solutions again and again. (First attemped by
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2y ago
The main reason GVR said is "May be this is future of Python , but not now" . At that time pypy was already stable at 2.7.x version but python 2-3 split happen. PyPy team have to rewrite everything for Python3 and took them a whi
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It is only slow when you using C-Extension. Basic webapp don't use C-Extensions. If you are going to claim such please provide evidence. We have a chat server in production written in PyPy and Tornadoweb which had sped up 20x from CPyt
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2y ago
Experimentally JIT WHILE there is totally stable , 4-100x faster, almost 100% compatible PyPy exist and all they need is adopt it but didn't due to some politics. Yeah right..
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