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3y ago
I added it as an option in Discourse, and I've been happy with it's output for summarization tasks, suggesting titles and proofreading.
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Can you share the prompts you used ? I'm really happy with Claude-100k for summarization, but I wonder if a better prompt would make it even better.
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3y ago
The add image feature is not working for me.
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3y ago
> They had a HTTP/3 implementation on Quiche (a Rust lib implementing QUIC, and HTTP/3 as a side project AFAIK that was a Cloudflare project, and since then they moved away from nginx due to it's stagnation.
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3y ago
Since OpenSSL will "never" support quic, what is this using? BoringSSL?
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3y ago
Gamepass is now getting a fame of having "gamepass quality" games tho. I'd rather buy good quality games in a Steam sale and have a backlog available in my Steam Deck.
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Running Ruby 3.2's YJIT in Production at Discourse
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4y ago
Man I wish I could get this running on my Android Auto compatible car media thing.
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4y ago
Anyone know if this will be an openly available model?
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4y ago
It's been great. Web Share, Web Share Target, Notification Inline replies, Contacts API, are useful in the app I work on.
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> In contrast, there is no way for a PWA (unless something has changed since I last looked, in which case PLEASE* tell me) to schedule a notification for the future without contacting a server. It's a bad direction to go for PWAs, g
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Discourse open source donations in 2022
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You can enable YJIT and get a ~30% speedup by passing an extra environment variable to your Docker container. Moving away from CRuby to an alternative Ruby is a lot harder than that. Also Oracle.
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4y ago
Use the ENV flag `export RUBY_YJIT_ENABLE=1` and run it again.
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Hey, that's me! Numbers were generated using https://github.com/discourse/discourse/blob/main/script/benc... if anyone wants to try it out too. We already have 3.2 working internally and plan t
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4y ago
Second release of HAProxy with HTTP/3 support. Nginx doesn't support it. HAProxy support 103 Early Hints since 2018. Nginx doesn't support it.
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4y ago
By next month, every current gen discrete GPU will hardware encode AV1, be it Intel Arc, Nvidia 4XXX or AMD 7XXX.
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4y ago
Is that a paid extension?
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4y ago
Then you emulate iOS on it to debug iOS Safari? Is it fast enough?
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I would love a way to enable Safari DevTools on this device so I could use it to debug iOS specific quirks instead of needing an Apple laptop.
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One interesting trivia is that since ~2020 Docker will transparently use pigz for decompressing container image layers if it's available on the host. This was a nice speedup for us, since we use large container images and automatic sca
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4y ago
There are 3 modes: 1. WebAuthn as second factor 2. Passwordless login using WebAuthn as first factor 3. Usernameless login using WebAuthn residential keys. AFAIK this is what the new "passkeys" thing is also doing.
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4y ago
OH NO, this is my favorite extension. What to do now?
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4y ago
I share lots of feelings towards NGINX that Cloudflare mention on this blog post. New features like 103 Early Hints and HTTP/3 exist in HAProxy and Caddy but there is nothing coming in NGINX.
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We had the same in Brazil, scheduled per connection type (DOCSIS was first, etc). It's the only way IPv6 will happen, and more people should push for this.
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4y ago
Broke it trying to load our db schema at https://www.crunchydata.com/developers/playground?sql=https:... Any ideas?
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4y ago
> Perhaps our favorite easter egg is that you can bring your own SQL into it for example That is super awesome! I plan to use it to allow people to peruse our table structure easily.
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Hey how can I contact you to talk about Matrix integration in our project?
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> I recently switched to an arch flavor because the AUR had a lot of little small utilities that make life better on wayland. Same for me after more than a decade on Ubuntu. Switched to Manjaro Sway so I could have a better life in Wayla
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Pair it with GPU acceleration for smooth and low CPU overhead playback for livestreams: mpv -vo=gpu --hwdec=vaapi --gpu-context=wayland https://www.twitch.tv/gorgc
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