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Comment #43183337
Aider is in development for almost 2 years now. Publishing another tool that "offers significant improvements" will have to catch up first. Having options is a good thing, and appr…
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Comment #42808169
There's llms.txt [0], but it's not gaining much popularity. My web framework of choice provides these [1], but they're not easily injected into the LLM context without much fuss. I…
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Comment #39447640
I've had the same thoughts on those. Maybe it also allows them to gather data on whether/how people interact with a webpage itself, which may be an indicator for its quality.
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Comment #39439161
Have you seen https://text-to-cad.zoo.dev/ ? But yes, there's a lot of potential and, in my uneducated opinion, low hanging fruits for 3D printing especially.
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Comment #39414021
In addition to the initial loading time noted by the other posters: You may want to use the same inference engine or even the same LLM for multiple purposes in multiple application…
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Comment #38586145
Yes, too much water on the beans can lead to water gathering on the burrs, which can lead to rust on the burrs. I use the teaspoon method (just the handle), cover it in water and s…
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Comment #37355867
Hey folks! I'm a motivated, generalist full stack software developer that builds on strong, practical fundamentals. I'm always looking to learn something new and expand my knowledg…
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Comment #36970405
Hey folks! I'm a motivated, generalist full stack software developer that builds on strong, practical fundamentals. I'm always looking to learn something new and expand my knowledg…
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Comment #36448554
> I think it's eminently readable This. And proper line breaks help a lot, too. There's a reason single line breaks are ignored. > People have mentioned tables here, and...yeah, th…
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Comment #36409080
These lanes and pull outs aren't common everywhere. When I visited NZ, it took me a day or two to realize they had a purpose. RVers usually are not driving in their home country. I…
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Comment #36339123
I'm in a similar position. Top x% in my field, more than fair compensation, somewhat financial security. I worked my butt off towards burnout to get there (currently slowly recover…
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Comment #35136058
Very cool to see this indeed! I always had an eye on AstroNvim. I'm currently on a slightly customized NvChad setup and am happy with it. It mainly transitioned me to lua configs, …
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Comment #34152948
They definitely have sensible backout mechanisms for their free tiers (i.e. Pages, they still serve static assets but disable compute/Functions). Also, their docs are written prett…
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Comment #34116048
Heck, 8k trees is a lot. Definitely find a professional. Growing coffee is exceptionally difficult. Do you have an idea which crops have been planted? Is the plantation in a favora…
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Comment #33538227
It is pretty fast for me in central Europe. Maybe it's latency?
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Comment #33222395
Some people prefer a keyboard-focussed workflow and try to avoid using the mouse as much as possible.
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Comment #33222364
When I first tried warp on my new keyboard, I really did not understand what was happening and thought it was bugged. The bindings came by default. I removed them and went on. A fe…
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Comment #33109452
The marketing page is an absolute nightmare for me on the phone. It is laggy, some links simply do nothing (broken scripts? because the browser attempts no navigation at all), clic…
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Comment #33109449
My bad, this was meant to be a top level comment. Will be re-posting as such.
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Comment #33109413
The marketing page is an absolute nightmare for me on the phone. It is laggy, some links simply do nothing (broken scripts? because the browser attempts no navigation at all), clic…
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Comment #33057007
> on this blog, I want to thoughtfully embrace imperfection. Jokes aside, yes it is a nightmare. However, you can find a transcript at the bottom of the page, which makes it a litt…
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Comment #33054512
Can't go into much detail, sorry. But yes, we sell our own events as well as events for other organizers. It's ironic that we only found out about the scale of automated traffic af…
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Comment #33049712
> and has been scaming people in Switzerland Same here. We issued a restraint order against Viagogo years ago, but still receive >30% 'automated traffic' during high demand pre-sal…
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Comment #32778468
From experience, the factor is more like 5-10. Depending on the complexity of the existing solution, and depending on the wealth of custom implementations, of course.
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Comment #32778444
Because SAP is what most other companies in the sector use and because there are few alternatives. And because everyone else is m uses it, it must be good. Right? Right?! Also, bec…