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1y ago
You should export them to a proper password manager.
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Lexical Scanning in Go [video]
(youtube.com)
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1y ago
That's a bit different from my experience. I (although not very often) use Korean and it works ok-ish. It's far from being close to nothing though.
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1y ago
I can see how this is _not_ for everybody. It is a lot of work, especially if you're just starting out and there are gazillion things you own(lucky you). But it's worth it. You are always informed and it has changed my perspective
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1y ago
Looking at the source they're using bubbletea.
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1y ago
From a South Korean news article (translated using llm): > The police installed human-sized holograms in this park last October. The videos played daily from 7 PM to 10 PM. Analyzing crime occurrences for eight months until May of this y
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1y ago
Great project. I love anything TUI. Not so good of a name.
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1y ago
Naming your company `Python&VBA` is worse idea than posting this AI slop and fake commenting...
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1y ago
I feel like the questions are way too simple. 3B models may perform similar with this sort of questions.
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1y ago
It's hard to appreciate something like Kagi when the point of the whole interaction is to minimize the time of interaction itself. But the experience is night and day. I don't see myself going back to any other search engines like
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1y ago
> why is it something that needs explicit learning. It's a basic task scheduler. You still have to learn what exactly this sort of software can understand and that is, imo, no less of a time/effort needed to learn cron.
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1y ago
Yes, but from my personal experiences they're pretty amazing at ffmpeg by itself. Figures, considering it's one of the most commonly used and well documented clis.
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1y ago
LLMs are pretty good at ffmpeg already. No need to put ridiculous amount of examples.
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1y ago
Considering that it mentions offline capability I'd say local tiny LLM.
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1y ago
It's honestly downright dangerous. I don't think anyone's going to _enjoy_ running after that.
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1y ago
Huge red flag. I doubt actual good product is coming out from a person with that much attitude on anywhere, let alone their project's issues...
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1y ago
It's easy and has the word AI in it.
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1y ago
Interesting. Thanks for the insight.
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1y ago
The result is very strange. It's saying that South Korea has the most number of websites with the header and yet I don't see ANY search result in Korean. No writeup or whatsoever. Wonder what those websites would be.
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1y ago
I always love this kind of silly tui tools. Thanks for sharing!
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1y ago
Tried with S25+ (SD 8 elite). 0.82tok/s(4B L model). It's barely useful speed but it's pretty impressive either.
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1y ago
Boy that doesn't sound good.
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1y ago
That's interesting. I first got mine directly from GCloud Console and it wasn't too hard to get one but wasn't as streamlined as your method either. Thanks for sharing.
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1y ago
It's not too much of a work. It's not 3 clicks.
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1y ago
I skimmed the original article and it only mentions the graph and says that it's "comparable to DC powered unit". I'm guessing < 100ppm difference is somewhat acceptable?
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1y ago
Been a satisfied customer for more than a year now. Pretty worried about sustainability of the service.
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1y ago
One of many reasons people use Cloudflare is that they effectively hide your real static ip, at least for low effort actors. It's not just about DDOS.
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1y ago
https://github.com/bbj-dev/bbj comes to mind as well.
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1y ago
I think someone who's willing to use SQL will also be willing to convert such files into, well, proper DB.
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1y ago
Still funny
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