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virajk_31
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1y ago
nope, however my use case requires high level of customization so I had to build it from scratch...
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Not sure I agree, I don't even remember how many times I have moved HEAD down.
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1y ago
This is coool, haha. I remember spending time on git rebase to satisfy my OCD.
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1y ago
Nice, I hv been working on engine that renders pptx (without compromising original styles) in web browsers...
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1y ago
This is great, I started working on this during the early days of WASM, however left coz of busy schedule... Happy to see someone making progress ;)
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1y ago
Do we have to wash it?
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1y ago
This is Meowlsome!! haha
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1y ago
This may not be relevant but it also can't bypass many CF protected websites. Even completing the checkbox challenge doesn’t resolve the issue, it results in infinite redirects to the same Turnstile page. I believe this isn’t an LLM in
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1y ago
CLI is cool but this won't work in real life, focus your energy building something else.
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1y ago
I think your post is fundamentally wrong. See, you are comparing AI responses with the written code, which may not be the fair comparison. I see it as, better you could compare code generated by AI vs the code written by an engineer.
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Thank you for the post. I was promoted to lead developer and its been year now. I couldn't figure out my exact role and responsibility but I've been aligned with many things you mentioned in your post, that's a relief. Coinci
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I almost had a stroke trying to read this, now I get it. Thanks for the eye-opener.
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Cool but isn’t this something we can already do programmatically with more flexibility?
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Cool! You could even consider abstracting it into a tiny lib that could be used to map and showcase any kind of location-based visual data and not just stained glass.