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TTS Arena: Benchmarking TTS Models in the Wild(huggingface.co)
2 points by veggieroll 2y ago|0 comments
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by veggieroll 2y ago
Yeah. My first choice for approval is admins because some managers are better than others on this for sure. But that really is only possible because I build for a fairly small user base. Audit logging is definitely another must for me. I li
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by veggieroll 2y ago
One thing on my list for CRUD software is an „I know what I’m doing” button that bypasses validation. Usually it’s behind manager or admin approval. It’s pretty tricky to get right and is very case by case in what it specifically means. But
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by veggieroll 2y ago
Genius-level risk taking
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by veggieroll 2y ago
I switched to Go years ago because I know that code I wrote a decade ago is still going to work. And that guarantee is even more ironclad in recent years with modules and vendoring. With a Go project, I can leave it to sit for 3+ years and
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by veggieroll 2y ago
The best cooking YouTube channel I've found are Food Wishes and J. Kenji López-Alt . Both of these channels focus on making a specific dish in each video, but they explain the why of the ingredients, cooking techniques, prep skill
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Building a single-page app with Htmx(jakelazaroff.com)
252 points by veggieroll 2y ago|143 comments
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by veggieroll 2y ago
As a developer, doing one or two support cases per day has been one of the best things I have done. It really helps me understand what they’re doing better. It short circuits a lot of bureaucracy. And it’s great when you can push out a chan
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by veggieroll 2y ago
I bought a Framework 13 DIY Edition [1] a few years ago have been using that as my main personal laptop since then. Recently, I had to make some repairs due to an accident and it's awesome that all the parts are available still and it
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by veggieroll 2y ago
This person's personal website is glorious. We need more sites with crazy animations and autoplay music. https://anuken.github.io/
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by veggieroll 2y ago
One thing about web components that I've appreciated is that they can work without JS enabled (at least in theory). I've done this a few times for progressive enhancement. Broadly I agree with Nolan, though. Web components have en
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by veggieroll 2y ago
I've been using Go with Goqu [1] for SQL for a lot of things lately. But, the language shouldn't matter much. The functions are just building the appropriate SQL clauses. For some of the operations, the method I was using required
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by veggieroll 2y ago
No, it's not at the moment. Sorry! The most useful part is doing set intersection operations on JSON array's. Probably the second is extracting a value by path across both. It's not crazy to implement, SQLite was the harder s
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by veggieroll 2y ago
Loving the continued push for JSON features. I'm going to get a lot of use out of JSON_TABLE. And json_scalar & json_serialize are going to be helpful at times too. JSON_QUERY with OMIT QUOTES is awesome too for some things. I hope
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by veggieroll 2y ago
My experience has been that a good project manager is critical at defending against other teams' (bad) project managers. The other PM's can cause a lot of trouble if they're politically saavy. This applies to business analyst
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Austin Bans Windowless Bedroom Construction(theconversation.com)
5 points by veggieroll 2y ago|2 comments
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by veggieroll 2y ago
Title edited to fit HN limit. The original title is: College students in Austin, Texas, have dwelled in windowless rooms for years − here’s why the city finally decided to ban them
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by veggieroll 2y ago
It seems I've committed the cardinal sin of failing to specify my units. So to clarify, it's $25k per year. But my mistake that aside, I appreciate your reply. I saw in another comment thread that you added that you have a blog po
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by veggieroll 2y ago
This thread is full of people complaining that they just want the ability to set a hard billing cap. And yet, providers continue to insist that no serious customer wants this and/or it's impossible to implement. What would it take
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by veggieroll 2y ago
This hasn't been my experience. After another VC-backed software switched licenses, we continued using an older, open source version licensed Apache 2. But that didn't stop their lawyers from trying to shake us down, claiming we w
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by veggieroll 2y ago
I don't like marshmellows.
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by veggieroll 2y ago
Link worked for me but took a long time to load. It just seems like their server is overloaded.
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by veggieroll 2y ago
OP's entire submission history for the last 9 months has been culture war topics.
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by veggieroll 2y ago
I'd 90% agree with this, except that NATS does have an embedded mode.[0] That plus the clustering, gateway, and leaf-node features gets it very close to what ZeroMQ is doing, though at a much higher complexity level that's maybe u
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by veggieroll 2y ago
People are replying that NATS isn't the same as ZeroMQ. But, I think the missing piece here is that most people who are looking at ZeroMQ really just want something like NATS. There is a decent amount of effort required to make ZeroMQ
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by veggieroll 2y ago
If offshoring worked, it would have worked the first time.
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by veggieroll 3y ago
I really wish they named the paid service DuckDuckPro