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Comment #47915128
Your benchmark suggests Deepseek V4 pro performs worse than Deepseek V4 flash? That is in an interesting result. Any comments on that outcome?
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Comment #46994367
Nice job! It would be helpful when using public transportation to see the names of places overlaid on the map.
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Comment #45046573
Any practical tips for hardened security when programming? Don't want to be exposed to npm/pip/cargo installing password/browser cookie stealers. What worries me is the little to n…
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Comment #42910109
How did were the apps able to collect geolocation even though location services were disabled?
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Comment #42871380
That sounds plausible. Vercel equivalent for the Python ecosystem. UV deploy
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Comment #42870033
They just need to add a task runner feature (already being worked on) and the one tool to rule them all would be complete. Package manager, linter, formatter, type checker, task ru…
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Comment #42460135
Asserts are only available in debug compile mode.
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Comment #42332330
$15,000 CPU is better than a $5000 CPU? You can do all the benchmarks you want, but if you don't factor in price, then of course the more expensive product (in general) is going to…
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Comment #41939922
People do not seem to understand that these chips are in different price brackets, even between Qualcomm and Mediatek. That is why there is a discrepancy in performance. Would not …
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Comment #41882168
Nelson Mandela would have a good idea on what situation is apartheid. https://www.pbs.org/newshour/world/nelson-mandelas-support-f...
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Comment #41763894
No harm if all these requirements are met by some framework to cater to the Rust community. In my opinion you should for 99% of cases use Golang for your web backend. Any other lan…
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Comment #41282688
Good concept! The important thing to know when learning hotkeys is how to perform the same action using application UI. Otherwise the keyboard becomes an obscure medium for discove…
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Comment #40956123
Flarum is a really nice open source forum https://flarum.org/
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Comment #40522703
I would love to have a version of Caddy written in Rust. I believe that this is going to happen some point in the future. Nginx has the best performance but not a good UX compared …
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Comment #39387122
Shove all the tech you mentioned into a VR headset and it is literally game over for humans
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Comment #39330468
Leetcode started around 2015
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Comment #39236212
What would be the best S3 like storage software with user based access and limits that I can locally host?
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Comment #38928303
This is what you are looking for. Python on the GraalVM https://github.com/oracle/graalpython
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Comment #38845896
The solution to the poor standard library in my opinion is for someone like NPM to step up and provide the defacto language library. It will help in reducing the sheer volume of Ja…
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Comment #38734919
It is genius. As a "startup", for free you are getting community, traffic, marketing and terabytes of free image hosting. Plus think of it this way, websites fight tooth and nail t…
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Comment #38689242
The most challenging part of reading code is the WHY. But is easier said then done when it comes to documenting code with this in mind. Happy medium is to make sure the author pepp…
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Comment #38634552
Get this on a VR headset and you have a game changer literally.
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Comment #38616180
Can we download this model locally or is it Azure only?
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Comment #38601159
This is crazy. If they release this new model as open source, that would be very exciting!