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deforciant
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About deforciant
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Comment #47966377
github is fine, the package was only pushed into pypi directly
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Comment #44106520
finally a good alternative to e2b. Minor nit - it would be good to also have a screenshot in the docs on how to inspect what agent is working on or how to debug if its stuck
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Comment #44106497
as a primarily backend developer I find cursor and chatgpt/grok (for more compelx components) totally amazing. I can finally build UIs that I want for my projects :) I think I have…
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Comment #40372160
going to try on my websites!
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Comment #39272245
I always thought that fine tuning is more like getting a style rather than memorizing information word to word or at least the facts. What are the next steps to ensure that it does…
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Comment #37234000
happened to me after riding maybe five times on MT-09 :) Since my iphone was a bit old anyways decided to buy a new one and this time also get the apple insurance just in case. For…
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Comment #36070959
have you tried other models to generate embeddings? I am going to that direction too to create an additional layer of helpers for search. Also, thinking if the document is not too …
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Comment #34511917
Didn't want to sound disrespectful, I did like the UI and liked the idea of self-hosting. Regarding fork vs pr - just putting myself into their shoes I understand why there's proba…
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Comment #34508935
the problem with cal.com "open source" self-hosting is that they have made it quite difficult to run yourself. For example this https://developer.cal.com/self-hosting/docker actual…
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Comment #33685770
Paying for copilot :) at least in go it’s great to write tests and sometimes some smaller functions :) totally worth paying for it, even from your own pocket if the company wouldn’…
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Comment #33055502
It's great actually, you can run it with pretty much no maintenance overhead. I have been using it in prod in multiple companies for years now
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Comment #31380048
Could you please split it into multiple tickets that we no bigger than 3 points
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Comment #30783253
I self host a ton of things! :) it's really much less hassle than people think. I started with Docker compose and eventually started using my side project https://synpse.net/ for i…
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Comment #29244361
if you are using regional load balancers or serving traffic directly from nodes then you would be fine :) "only" global LB failed
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Comment #29243812
https://linear.app/ is also down
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Comment #27106850
Looks interesting and installation steps seem to be straightforward, will definitely try it out in my stack!
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Comment #26203589
Mostly good test coverage, uptimerobot, sentry.io and nodered to continuously run various scenarios :) also, get infra from well known cloud providers
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Comment #25416164
GCP console is not working too https://console.cloud.google.com/ , however at least the services are still running :) phew
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Comment #25187934
I use similar stack too :) - GKE kubernetes - Managed Postgres (CloudSQL) - GCS buckets for file storage - Cloudflare for DNS - Countour for ingress - Keel for automating deploymen…
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Comment #24493122
I have it connected to 4 accounts with a lot of data/events, over ~3 years nothing happened. I did encounter crashes initially due to some nvidia driver issue :| and another time d…
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Comment #24111214
Didn't want to provide spoilers :)
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Comment #24110740
I would recommend these scifi books https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/25499718-children-of-tim... And https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/40376072-children-of-rui... Lots of fun …
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Comment #23805482
Yeah, hate slack as well. I'm working on 16 core/32gb machine and it's still slow, switching between workspaces takes ages and sometimes it completely stops working. The only way t…
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Comment #23472179
Totally agree. Currently working on a public transport system and constantly pushing not to collect names, surnames and other details when it's not absolutely needed (in some cases…