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by wg0 2y ago
Figma comes to mind. But yes, your rest of the analysis follows on the dot and makes perfect sense.
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by wg0 2y ago
Okay, I think it is is more like Typescript. You hate it but one day you just write small JS program and convert it to Typescript to discover that static analysis alone had so many code paths revealed that would have resulted in uncaught er
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by wg0 2y ago
Side question - I have always wondered how a Linux system is configured at the lowest level? Let's take example of network. There's IP address, gateway, DNS, routes etc. Depending on distribution we might see something like netpla
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by wg0 2y ago
Otherwise is a decent language but what makes it difficult is the borrow semantics and lifetimes. Lifetimes are more complicated to get your head around. But then there's this Arc, Ref, Pinning and what not - how deep is that rabbit ho
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by wg0 2y ago
This is amazing. I love Inskcapke but I think this tool is too good. It makes me very excited to see tools that are built as web apps because more gravity on web means more capabilities for the web platform which is more open and accessible
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by wg0 2y ago
This would run on client side I presume? Where the data would go? Okay that's listed here: https://sqlite.org/wasm/doc/trunk/persistence.md EDIT: Self answered.
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by wg0 2y ago
If a model was trained in 1837, would it be useful even today? How models would be trained in 2037 when most of the web might be autogenerated on the fly like that cgi-bin era?
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by wg0 2y ago
Interesting. Probably won't scale for each screen size and they have few "video sizes"
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by wg0 2y ago
I am impressed by the laser border animations on the pricing page and that laser clock. Will check later how they are built. Amazing if CSS alone has advanced that far.
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by wg0 2y ago
Careless bastard. If safety wasn't his concern he at least should have written it with style using NextJS with tRPC using React Server Side components hydrated on the fly with edge locations in mind utilizing streaming components backe
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by wg0 2y ago
I have seen open source products that pull 5 redis containers each per type of data/features alone making it all very complicated to operate. That's where the button for "Cloud Pricing" comes into play.
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by wg0 2y ago
Just for 8% I would destroy the 92%.
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by wg0 2y ago
Okay thank you, makes sense. I am however been thinking that there are rarely any junior jobs. I guess that boils down to capitalism. It probably isn't worth hiring unless people are at a certain level. Recruitment is pretty binary in
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by wg0 2y ago
Why would it be flagged? Yes I have not seen any junior positions in a long while TBH. Isn't it a fair question?
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by wg0 2y ago
Probably it has been aimed at people that are horrified of Javascript. But here's the catch - having this much magic happening through this attribute soup, Javascript will bite you sooner than you think. The first few examples might go
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by wg0 2y ago
Or 10x longer battery life. Or 100x faster charging time. Something has to change among those factors for wider adoption.
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by wg0 2y ago
It's basic common sense. Cut almost 3 hours of commute+preparation and not only you have saved yourself half a working day but also the fatigue and exhaustion.
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by wg0 2y ago
"Birds of a feather..." etc.
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by wg0 2y ago
Elon has almost no credibility left for what he says. It's basically just a website at the moment with bunch of 3D renders which you too could get done from a web shop. Tesla has nothing new to offer and competition is catching up, EV
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by wg0 2y ago
It doesn't talk about ID tokens and JWT etc with the API only security/use case?
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by wg0 2y ago
And the collective "Scam Artist par Excellence and Conman of the Century" award goes to...
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by wg0 2y ago
> Collectively there are less than <50 teams worldwide who would be in the market for 16 nodes of H100s (or much more), at any point in time, to do foundation model training At best 100 and this number will go down as many would fail
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by wg0 2y ago
And I can't get my head around passkeys yet. Haven't switched to them. Haven't developed a clear model of where's my private key exactly how many of them and how to get to them if my camera or fingerprint sensor isn&#x27
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by wg0 2y ago
And that EVs are mostly rich boy's toy or enthusiasts are buying them. Average Joe concerned with commute isn't buying them. They aren't doing good at car rentals even. Hertz comes to mind. Mr. Musk must be given credit that
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Why Vertical LLM Agents Are the New $1B SaaS Opportunities [video](youtube.com)
4 points by wg0 2y ago|0 comments
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by wg0 2y ago
- Break OpenAPI files into different files and use swagger-cli to combine them. - Generate server/client for go using oapi-codegen and for Typescript using OpenAPI. The tooling on the IDE side certainly lacks a bit but you don't m
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by wg0 2y ago
You should then look at the circus that is CJS and ESM compatibility [0] [0]. https://sokra.github.io/interop-test/by-tool
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ESM-CJS Interop Test(andrewbranch.github.io)
1 points by wg0 2y ago|2 comments
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by wg0 2y ago
The complexity is mind boggling.
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by wg0 2y ago
I'd argue that newer frameworks offer lot more (and are lot more complicated) than people imagine them to be. The other day, I was exploring Next.js and the number of features, possibilities were astonishing to me as someone that'

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