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Comment #44037746
How did you resolve the multiple refresh calls issue? Do you use swr hooks on the front end? Been thinking about how to do this myself.
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Comment #41790517
Looking around on Twitter and repos in the OSS community, it appears that Zod is now almost always favored over yup, despite an almost identical API. Curious to hear what people th…
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Comment #40292014
That is an interesting angle to look at it from. If they're gonna keep pushing this they end up with a strong incentive to make the iPhone even more energy efficient, since users h…
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Comment #39526973
This looks great. I've been getting a lot of ads for a product with a similar premise ("AI-first Code Reviewer"): CodeRabbit.ai. Can you help me understand how this product compare…
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Comment #33667437
I feel like Dice.fm already solved this. You can buy an untransferable ticket and if you cant go, you simply return it to a wait-list of people who have signed up. You get your mon…
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Comment #30982442
Question related to the Chinchilla paper[0], which says that optimal amount of training data for ~500B, 1T, and 10T param models are 11T, 21.2T, 216.2T tokens, respectively. The Pa…
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Comment #24084629
It seems like this exact logic would rule out any and all of the remote screen control apps that are currently available for iOS.
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Comment #17221717
Not much of an extension but I created a simplistic dark chrome theme to go with the dark menu bar on macOS. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/dark-mode-theme-fo...
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Comment #17219730
I found this article very fascinating. I'm sad to admit that I know very little about the large number thinkers from that time though. If anyone could point me in the direction of …
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Comment #17219718
For someone who's never really the studied their works, do you have any recommendations on what to read?