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Looks like you are using the wrong models https://g.co/gemini/share/ffa5a7cd6f46

I'm not so sure. I've run it a bunch of times. It makes a great pelican. Personally I'm convinced this model is the best out there right now. https://www.reddit.com/r/Bard/comments…

And the same thing with gemini 2.0 flash native image output. https://imgur.com/a/V4YAkX5 It's sort of irrelevant though as the test is about SVGs.

At first, this was true but now it has gotten pretty good. The times it gets things wrong are often not the models fault and just google searches fault.

Yes it is. Including the live features. It is pretty impressive. Basically voice mode with a live video feed as well.

There is such a strong narrative against Google currently. It's really interesting seeing goalpost move and excuses made for this latest leaderboard. The fact of the matter is Goog…

You can make use of htmx-indicator to show that the request is ongoing. From my perspective you have to be careful here. If you are _too_ optimistic and imply a request has been su…

You don't have to hydrate the html as events get triggered from "hx-" attributes on the elements as rendered server side. htmx takes care of it for you.

Again I don't know if it is the best for their current use case but you could probably make something that is quite elegant in htmx. There are a few actions that are exclusively cl…

htmx is built to mutate html from the backend based on server side events. I'm not going to say it is better or worse than svelte for your use case but how you are describing it he…

Ha. Excellent point! I think I need to understand it better myself before I try to write something about it.

I've been building a golang app that serves html via the go standard library template system. It works really well. You can define and execute templates inline so you can define en…

I love the model. I've been writing a golang app with the standard library template system and it works really well. One bit I've found slightly unintuitive is the swap and settled…

SPAs make tons backend calls to get data. This isn't particularly different. To me the main difference is it is hard to build an offline app out of htmx as compared to a SPA but so…

I do as well. I don't see how as they are burning a hell of a lot of money and it still seems quite far from a broad consumer product. But they have probably pushed up the timeline…

The person who wrote this article has a well known vendetta against magic leap. So that explains that.

Bigtable is a distributed database. It does best effort replication across regions, hence eventual consistency. But within a region it is still distributed across nodes and provide…

Yes, I have heard this! Great news they have sorted that out. Might be worth us looking at it again though we are hosted in GCP now so it is less tempting...

This is great feedback. Thanks for this. We have heard the same thing particularly about using multiple clusters. They only started offering it last year though!

Interestingly, for us scaling up doesn't really solve the short term unavailability. It seems to be only somewhat related to load as it does seem to hit more often at high traffic …

Yeah, it does sound like I am really down on the product but it does some things very well. If you can work around the very short lived unavailability it is fantastic.

Yeah, it was quite frustrating trying to figure out what was going on. Up until replication was released, it makes it a real non-starter for a lot of use cases. With replication yo…

wow... I should spend more time trademarking generic sentences. Seems lucrative.