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Comment #37866777
Nocode AI-API platform: https://flowtastic.ai Started it some months ago because i needed it and it didn’t exist back then. Now there are some similar competitors but it still has …
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Comment #34503911
Psssst, if you put it this way it won't attract VC $$$
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Comment #34503856
So cloning yourself is the actual idea you should pursue? ;)
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Comment #34503851
This space is getting so much interest that OpenAI will not be the only one providing LLM as a service forever.
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Comment #31468677
You can use clean and smudge filters in git. Since notebook files are JSON it's pretty straightforward to stripe outputs from them using `jq`: http://timstaley.co.uk/posts/making-g…
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Comment #27993080
This is probably a good opportunity to have a heated discussion over parseInt() vs Number() since parseInt('Infinity') yields NaN. I know people prefer Number() for reasons but in …
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Comment #27988464
Also the example of bypassing this is rather contrived: 1) bypassing some timer in an API service requires the API to accept the string „Infinity“ and convert it to the JavaScript …
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Comment #26973117
The last Bitcoin will be mined in ca 120 years. [1] Maybe better invest in longevity research if you wish to witness this event. [1] https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/104…
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Comment #24372857
> I am not sure about what do you mean here? Given i have defined the columns of interest in my data objects anyways... class User { name = null; email = null; } ... i wouldn't nec…
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Comment #24365677
I understand where Prisma is coming from with the custom DSL: they want to guarantee type safety and therefore need to know exactly the structure of the types the result set is sup…
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Comment #24364436
> In my experience this is just a very, very small percent of the cases. Most of the time I find myself doing pretty simple CRUD operations, and the boilerplate for the simple case…
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Comment #24364378
Also one of the bigger reasons why i dislike SQL abstractions: you usually pick your RDBMS for a reason, because of some vendor-specific features, extensions or something. Abstract…
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Comment #24364240
Not specific to TS, just one of the modern JS features: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe... Scroll down to the part explaining how to use custom tags.
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Comment #24364208
> not care about managing DB connections, at least until they become critical for my use-case. That's something the db driver usually does. E.g. when using Postgres, the pg library…
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Comment #24364088
I find that most of the production features you mentioned are actually more difficult using a fat ORM. How many hours have i wasted figuring out how i can write and map some comple…
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Comment #24363923
It might be a good idea to focus on the use of template strings for safe and handy SQL generation instead of introducing too many opinionated ORM concepts. If one had to, i'd separ…
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Comment #24363889
tl;dr: thank god it finally has been done. Long version: i've been seriously frustrated with the state of ORM (in Javascript in particular) for years. Javascript ORM are nice and h…