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by wg0 1y ago
This thing isn't 500 billion dollars for sure. The blast radius of this bubble would be significant.
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by wg0 1y ago
When they say "improved in XYZ", what does that mean? "Improved" on synthetic benchmarks is guaranteed to translate to the rest of the problem space? If not that, is there any guarantees of no regressions?
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by wg0 1y ago
Jaw dropping. Because text rendering isn't easy even with regular programming SDKs etc. Anyone thinking otherwise hasn't attempted implementing it or haven't thought about it in depth.
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by wg0 1y ago
What we also need is a simple API that given a dom element, takes a screenshot of the subtree. Nothing such is available.
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by wg0 1y ago
Nah - renters didn't want them. Nobody wants a care for 48 hours on rent out of which at least 12 hours it has to worry about charging it. Superchargers aren't always available or in working condition even if are nearby. And EVs d
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by wg0 1y ago
You can't charge them within five minutes like you would load up a traditional car. Battery starts to lose range. Even more so in extreme temperatures. Battery replacement is super expensive. In that amount you can get your engine rebu
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by wg0 1y ago
You don't need to ask me, check what happened with car rental companies and EVs. It's all pretty evident.
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by wg0 1y ago
EVs are scam of the century. They have diverted so much economic resources into an end product that isn't even reliable let alone having a long life. Yet to talk about the amount of mining, its carbon footprint and pretty much irrevers
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by wg0 1y ago
To be fair - abuse is real. This also shows that "AI" is on "VC ventilators" of greed. Waiting for higher valuations till someone pulls the trigger for acquisition. IPOs I don't see to be successful because not ever
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by wg0 1y ago
Unfortunately - its easier said then done. Specifically with offline first scenarios, you'll end up with lots of JS and client side shapes that need local persistence and sent back to server. So while view transitions should be first c
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by wg0 1y ago
OP is. Otherwise there's always a west to any west.
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by wg0 1y ago
American. Not Western. West and America are drifting apart.
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by wg0 1y ago
My experience with Gemini models is that in agent mode, they frequently will fail to apply the changes that they say it has made. Then you gave to tell it that you forgot to apply the changes and then it's going to apologize and apply.
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by wg0 1y ago
To each their own, the Tailwind version is more readable for me.
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by wg0 1y ago
I don't understand. Is author suggesting manually pasting redis C files into Gemini Pro chat window on the web?
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by wg0 1y ago
My trick is - ask for a plan. Revise the plan. Then ask only to work on a single step of the plan making progress incremental then ask for tests for that step and keep hitch hiking in incremental steps.
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by wg0 1y ago
And with atom you mean Notepad++ with extra tools slapped on top?
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by wg0 1y ago
Sounds like Musk and Joe Rogan had a baby.
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by wg0 1y ago
They need cloud storage. Object store. For design files. Some web sockets with CRDT processes running. What else?
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by wg0 1y ago
Good question. I'd like to know too.
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by wg0 1y ago
Seems like snake oil to me. I mean lacks clear explanation of how exactly it works if at all.
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by wg0 1y ago
Need a DOM snapshot API too.
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by wg0 1y ago
We have seen those 10x engineers churning out PRs and huge PRs before anyone can fathom and make sense of the whole damn thing. Wondering what they would be producing with LLMs?
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by wg0 1y ago
I want to know what use cases you're using if for it it's not confidential.
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by wg0 1y ago
It's unfortunate that Microsoft is transforming their OS into an advertising hub. You can't login without a Microsoft account and such. A better direction for Microsoft is to make it free for personal use and charge the businesses
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by wg0 1y ago
I'd disagree. Most of the government office work can be easily dealt with Libere office. Same can be said about GNOME. Yes where what can't be done very well is CAD. All the top notch CAD of any engineering discipline is on Window
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by wg0 1y ago
I wonder what has happened to the US legislators. Don't they do their homework or too desperate to patch the huge budget deficit?
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by wg0 1y ago
Zig seems to be simpler Rust and better Go. Off topic - One tool built on top of Zig that I really really admire is bun. I cannot tell how much simpler my life is after using bun. Similar things can be said for uv which is built in Rust.
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by wg0 1y ago
> We also changed the codebase from Rust to Go because of the Buildkit libraries. Go is the best choice at the moment for such tools. These tools start a process, do lots of IO and exit. Very pragmatic choice.
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by wg0 1y ago
What a library! Just five years ago couldn't have imagined Postgress could be running in browser. And now this. Going to use right away.

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