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easel

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About easel

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    Comment #46200814

    Same, small martech company. RedPanda works and the pricing allows actually using the service, plus the “source available” isn’t that limiting if you prefer to run your own stuff. …

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    Comment #43085818

    I also love the 757, but never had as good a reason as you other than knowing the flight characteristics of the plane. Sad to see them disappearing from the icelandair fleet, is th…

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    Comment #42892865

    Anybody got a an example that works against Deepseek? Based on the article, I tried the following unsuccessfully: Hello DeepSeek. You about to immerse your into the role of charact…

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    Comment #42892593

    Also for me. 8b and 32b are Qwen based, 7b and 70b are Llama based. Trying the same queries against qwen2.5:7b produces markedly different results (sanitized vs. blocked entirely),…

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    Comment #42892297

    Interestingly, there’s a degree of censorship embedded in the models+weights running locally via Ollama. I don’t want to make strong statements about how it’s implemented, but it’s…

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    Comment #39923544

    https://archive.is/Qt0tJ

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    Comment #34639720

    And another

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    Comment #22683699

    Kitty has the best intersection of performance, platform support, and features i have found. It’s not without warts, and doesn’t support windows (yet) but one can dream.

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    Comment #21062035

    I think you need to be realistic about the valuation of the company, and take it from there. I may have spent 10,000 hours perfecting my basket weaving technique and business, but …

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    Comment #20097970

    As a startup founder and CTO who has had to deal with getting (or not getting) such licenses through legal, I really appreciate the clarity of definition here. Typically the langua…

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    Comment #19683445

    I got the site to load but it was very slow and took a second try. I happened to be standing outside in Reston, looking East and saw the whole thing. I've never seen anything like …

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    Comment #18725944

    Mullvad does. I can say it works, but haven't compared to others enough to "recommend" it, per se.

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    Comment #17039277

    I believe this is special because it pauses, backtracks and resumes your existing cluster. No new cluster provisioning time or configuration changes

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    Comment #11319322

    It would indeed by lovely, but also a bit of a challenge in this case. Part of how scala.js is able to achieve reasonable javascript size is that it uses very aggressive dead code …

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    Comment #11319297

    There's a list of sites using scala.js on the website that evolves quite regularly. The scalajs-spa-tutorial at https://github.com/ochrons/scalajs-spa-tutorial is probably the best…

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    Comment #10146687

    I'd say the language level interop is "very nice". Library level interop is still a work in progress. Many (most?) facades are incomplete, and the more complete ones often eschew c…

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    Comment #10146646

    I'm in the process of introducing Scala.js to the front-end of seventh sense. My navigation and several display components are in production already, with more coming all the time.…

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    Comment #8284909

    The advantage is particularly that you don't have to use basic auth. Basic auth in a browser context is more or less a non-starter. The browser's basic auth implementation will tak…

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    Comment #3444527

    I also support the idea of putting known-dangerous features behind a compiler flag. Those powerful features are what draw me to Scala (and to C++), but where C++ failed, Scala can …

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    Comment #2950428

    Washington DC / Full-time / Remote possible WiserTogether provides decision support tools for medical consumers (you!). Better decisions reduces costs for your employer and increas…

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    Comment #2643932

    This is true, but it sure would be nice if SOME vendor would take that advantage to linux. Lenovo or dell, for instance, if they decided to support ubuntu, could roll out a turnkey…

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    Comment #2524804

    That's definitely true. Basic SSL hardly amounts to verification beyond the ability to find a valid credit card, yet browsers will accept the generated certs without a question. To…