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ekzy
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Comment #48853684
Just my two cents. I'm on the Plus plan, I ask gpt-5.6 sol / high to analyze a vibe-coded codebase (~50k LoC) and write a plan to make it production ready. It wasn't a great prompt…
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Comment #46552960
https://github.com/tailwindlabs/tailwindcss.com/commits/main... They've just added 26 sponsor companies in the last two days, 7 of them partners!
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Comment #45722313
Have you tried git daemon? https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-on-the-Server-Git-Daemon
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Comment #45087236
Ok after re reading I think you have issues with long running spans, I think you should break down your spans in smaller chunks. But a trace can take many hours or days, and be ana…
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Comment #45087174
I’ve implemented OTEL for background jobs, so async jobs that get picked up from the DB where I store the trace context in the DB and pass it along to multiple async jobs. For some…
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Comment #44998354
French native here. Libre means free in the sense of freedom, not in the sense of free as in free beer (the term for that is “gratuit”)
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Comment #43797907
Did you consider also caching the coordinates returned by moondream? I understand that it is cheap, but it could be useful to detect if an element has changed position as it may be…
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Comment #43678758
Not saying that you are, but reading this as if a AI bot wrote that comment gives me the chills
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Comment #43429554
Oh I see what you mean that would be a neat feature. Assuming you can get timestamps though it should be trivial to work around the issue?
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Comment #43429295
Do you know when we can expect an update on the realtime API? It’s still in beta and there are many issues (e.g voice randomly cutting off, VAD issues, especially with mulaw etc…) …
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Comment #43429205
I’m not entirely sure what you mean but twilio recordings supports dual channels already
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Comment #43153350
Probably referring to startup time. Larger apps solve this with the “reloaded” type of workflow ( https://www.cognitect.com/blog/2013/06/04/clojure-workflow-r... )
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Comment #43153314
Call it “stalled” if you like, it’s stable and it’s pure joy. I can just get stuff done with Clojure. And things that may seem inactive, like that lib that you need that hasn’t had…
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Comment #43108277
IntelliJ got pretty good support for postgres language already. What else would this bring?
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Comment #42342672
Nice. I’ve added a few favourites just to keep track of them, you never know! It would be great if there was an API because I’m working on an UI that needs UUID autocomplete. Thank…
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Comment #42131050
Could you also pick up the audio announcements? Could be weird for the app to request microphone permission though, but I think lots of lines have them and should be doable to tran…
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Comment #41718103
How do you, with a new product and one engineer, have an elixir backend and a clojurescript frontend? Genuine question about the choice of tech here.
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Comment #41605198
Honest question, what’s wrong with docker desktop? Looking at all the alternatives suggested it’s not clear to me why any other tools are better? I’m not using k8s locally, just do…
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Comment #41572365
I’ve sent you an email!
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Comment #41566030
Not at the moment, sorry!
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Comment #41558198
There are quite a few! We do at Doccla (and we’re hiring :) (EU))
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Comment #41025533
They also have it as a standalone database IDE, called datagrip. It’s really good if you’re not already using the plugin.
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Comment #40447109
https://xkcd.com/927/
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Comment #40445431
Then… don’t? No ones is forcing you to try it or even to comment with your close-minded opinion. What does this comment bring to the conversation?
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Comment #40435485
Yes. A relevant quote from Alan Kay in his talk “the power of simplicity”: > one of the things that's worked the best the last three, or four hundred years, is you get simplicity b…