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(Better) Dependency Injection in FastAPI(vladiliescu.net)
2 points by vladiliescu 2y ago|0 comments
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by vladiliescu 3y ago
Well it's obvious, Dream got captured again by some wizard.
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Azure Chat Solution Accelerator (AzureChatGPT Is Back!)(github.com)
2 points by vladiliescu 3y ago|0 comments
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by vladiliescu 3y ago
Really, they use Vercel AI SDK?
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by vladiliescu 3y ago
Open source is not a cure-all you know. I prefer to pay for quality software than spend countless hours trying to compile a thing someone abandoned years ago.
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Show HN: How to Run Stable Diffusion Web UI on Azure ML Compute Instances(vladiliescu.net)
3 points by vladiliescu 4y ago|0 comments
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by vladiliescu 5y ago
I'd say using a better language is an easy decision to make when you're in a team of one and not depending on any framework-specific features and somewhat harder when you're in a team of more, depending on some framework-spec
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by vladiliescu 5y ago
Thumbs up, I totally missed this. Didn’t encounter this approach in the suggestions either. That’s actually one reason why I don’t think it’s current incarnation is a good fit for learning new apis, it’s been trained on a lot of code, not
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by vladiliescu 5y ago
Ouch, thanks for pointing this out, my German has a long way to go.
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by vladiliescu 5y ago
Thank you :)
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by vladiliescu 5y ago
That makes two of us, I don't have a lot of faith in my code either.
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by vladiliescu 5y ago
You know that gif where Gary Oldman yells 'EVERYONE'? :P I've got a sneaking suspicion that this is what we'll be doing in the future, I see Copilot as a taste of what future compilers will be like. In a few years I expe
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by vladiliescu 5y ago
I think we'll have smarter AI shifting through those legacy codebases of the future, not sure if that'll be a big problem. The way I see this, GitHub Copilot and the like are true next-gen compilers, translating English into code.
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by vladiliescu 5y ago
They mention this risk in the Codex paper, too > One challenge researchers should consider is that as capabilities improve, it may become increasingly difficult to guard against “automation bias.”
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by vladiliescu 5y ago
Not necessarily horrible but still, a bit frightening :). I fear hordes of inexperienced developers, mindlessly clicking accept on the first suggestion, and then on the second, third, and so on, until one seems to work. And the more advance
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by vladiliescu 5y ago
Yes, I think so too. Only not in the near future, as we don't really have enough computing power to make that feasible. I've written a few thoughts about this here https://vladiliescu.net/github-copilot-first-impre
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GitHub Copilot: First Impressions(vladiliescu.net)
125 points by vladiliescu 5y ago|98 comments
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How I Almost Ditched Cloudflare for No Good Reason(vladiliescu.net)
3 points by vladiliescu 6y ago|1 comments
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Migrating from Mercurial to Git (and from Bitbucket to GitHub)(vladiliescu.net)
1 points by vladiliescu 7y ago|0 comments
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by vladiliescu 11y ago
Agreed, but the tracking cookies will be worthless. It seems like a good trade-off to me.
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by vladiliescu 11y ago
You could open the slideshare links in Private/Incognito mode.
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by vladiliescu 11y ago
I'm also getting those errors - probably because I block third party cookies. A workaround would be to open the slideshare links and view the presentations from their site. In Incognito, so their cookies won't matter :)
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by vladiliescu 11y ago
"Making the entire robot dissolve in water is a bit trickier, but the researchers seem confident that it’ll be possible in the near future."
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by vladiliescu 11y ago
imo, it invalidates the following: 2 - the platform is not stagnant, be it Windows or .NET - new things are coming out; 3 - there is a proper direction, less towards Windows/Office as desktop apps and more towards services; 5 - the upd
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by vladiliescu 11y ago
Really? With all the new things coming out of Redmond and with them open sourcing the full server side .NET stack[1], the description above still sounds like MS to you? [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8595905
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by vladiliescu 12y ago
But if everybody else had a small copter too, wouldn't the air traffic be just as bad?
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by vladiliescu 12y ago
imo it's a valid observation - a cursory search revealed this really really old and spot-on HN comment[1] 1: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1011426
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by vladiliescu 13y ago
Facebook is trying to buy its perceived competition, i.e. the "next" Facebook before it can actually become The "next" Facebook. Same thing as with Instagram. The fact that they can spend so much money on this (and that
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by vladiliescu 13y ago
I think this belongs on imgur.
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by vladiliescu 13y ago
Just wanted to add that TypeScript is backwards compatible with JS, so having a large vanilla JS code base doesn't really matter - it's already valid TypeScript code, so you can go and start adding type annotations and whatnot.

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