I can't be the only person who saw "NUMA" and then read the word "memory" in the title as "Memora-hee, Memora-haa".
I remember having to do this with icomoon back in the day when icon fonts were all the rage because svg support in ie11 was lacking and downloading the entirety of font awesome was a huge payload hit.
I shudder to think how small the macOS ui text will be on this but I’m willing to find out.
Promoting it? No problem. But promoting something you profited from without disclosing it violates FCC rules for broadcasting. I would say influencers aren't technically broadcasting but they are in principle.
While his formal affiliation may have been short-lived, do you think he got a cut of the sale to Shopify? If so, not disclosing that when he promotes Remix is a bit shady. Nice dude and all, but that is one thing I take…
Their first key insight is interesting. It says that coding ability predicts model performance in the game. I wonder if it also predicts performance of human players in some way?
LOL, you and I posted very similar replies at the same time.
Quick note: when trying to do full page screenshots, Chrome does a screenshot of the current view, then scrolls and does another screenshot. This can cause some interesting artifacts when rendering pages with scroll…
This brings up an interesting thought too. A photo is just a lossy representation of the real world. So it's lossy all the way down with LLMs, too. Reality > Data created by a human > LLM > Distilled LLM
Consider the Volkswagen scandal where code was written that fudged the results when in an emissions testing environment. The only person to see major punishment for that was the software dev that wrote the code, but…
I feel like the value of changing from `git checkout -b` to `git switch -c` is not worth the cognitive overhead of making the change.
No mention of Cool Retro Term!?!? Typical elitist behavior... /s I'm just having a bit of fun, but it is a fun terminal every once in a while. https://github.com/Swordfish90/cool-retro-term
This is something I have been noodling with a bit. I'm 40 (started in my late 20's). I welcome the distractions as well. When I was learning, I would always have a movie or TV show on in the background. On stream, I am…
I am no expert but my take was that in many cases, logs, metrics, and traces are stored in individually queryable tables/stores. Their proposal is to have a single "Event" table/store with fields for spans, traces, and…
That sounds awesome. Link please?
I really wonder if some organization like the ACLU could bring cases against "Return to Work" initiatives as being discriminatory?
I think some of the bits of advice here apply more to "soft" topics like tech debt, etc. Things that feel more like storytelling rather than informational. Technical presentations have a different set of "rules".
Really cool. I would love to see an api for just passing a numeric seed value. Then users of an app can click a "refresh" button to get one they like that could persist across page loads and devices without having to…
I think a baseline spec would be really useful. I like to think of it like the unist ecosystem for ASTs. Unist provides a baseline spec that compatible tools can use to comb an AST. Then, specific AST tools like hast…
I get it if you don't want to bring in another dependency, but Arrow has a lot of nice utility methods: https://arrow.readthedocs.io/en/latest/guide.html#replace-sh...
Funnily enough, I wrote a tool to dictate books that seems very similar to this [1]. I was inspired to make it by an episode of Columbo, though. I wonder if David Milch also took inspiration from the same episode [2].…
I think this is a cool idea. I'm curious why it could't work like dependabot does though. Dependabot can scan my public repos and even create PRs from its own ephemeral forks without the overstepping of permissions that…
CommitStrip has an awesome comic about this exact process. https://www.commitstrip.com/en/2014/11/25/west-side-project-...? Shameless plug, I made a YouTube video that points out a bit of nuance that the comic doesn't…
I've been using Cody by Sourcegraph and liking it so far. https://sourcegraph.com/cody
Hey OP, not sure if you saw but I noticed a pretty annoying UI bug in the marketing site. Here is a PR to fix it. Just a simple parseInt. https://github.com/cursusdb/cursusdb-web/pull/1
I can't be the only person who saw "NUMA" and then read the word "memory" in the title as "Memora-hee, Memora-haa".
I remember having to do this with icomoon back in the day when icon fonts were all the rage because svg support in ie11 was lacking and downloading the entirety of font awesome was a huge payload hit.
I shudder to think how small the macOS ui text will be on this but I’m willing to find out.
Promoting it? No problem. But promoting something you profited from without disclosing it violates FCC rules for broadcasting. I would say influencers aren't technically broadcasting but they are in principle.
While his formal affiliation may have been short-lived, do you think he got a cut of the sale to Shopify? If so, not disclosing that when he promotes Remix is a bit shady. Nice dude and all, but that is one thing I take…
Their first key insight is interesting. It says that coding ability predicts model performance in the game. I wonder if it also predicts performance of human players in some way?
LOL, you and I posted very similar replies at the same time.
Quick note: when trying to do full page screenshots, Chrome does a screenshot of the current view, then scrolls and does another screenshot. This can cause some interesting artifacts when rendering pages with scroll…
This brings up an interesting thought too. A photo is just a lossy representation of the real world. So it's lossy all the way down with LLMs, too. Reality > Data created by a human > LLM > Distilled LLM
Consider the Volkswagen scandal where code was written that fudged the results when in an emissions testing environment. The only person to see major punishment for that was the software dev that wrote the code, but…
I feel like the value of changing from `git checkout -b` to `git switch -c` is not worth the cognitive overhead of making the change.
No mention of Cool Retro Term!?!? Typical elitist behavior... /s I'm just having a bit of fun, but it is a fun terminal every once in a while. https://github.com/Swordfish90/cool-retro-term
This is something I have been noodling with a bit. I'm 40 (started in my late 20's). I welcome the distractions as well. When I was learning, I would always have a movie or TV show on in the background. On stream, I am…
I am no expert but my take was that in many cases, logs, metrics, and traces are stored in individually queryable tables/stores. Their proposal is to have a single "Event" table/store with fields for spans, traces, and…
That sounds awesome. Link please?
I really wonder if some organization like the ACLU could bring cases against "Return to Work" initiatives as being discriminatory?
I think some of the bits of advice here apply more to "soft" topics like tech debt, etc. Things that feel more like storytelling rather than informational. Technical presentations have a different set of "rules".
Really cool. I would love to see an api for just passing a numeric seed value. Then users of an app can click a "refresh" button to get one they like that could persist across page loads and devices without having to…
I think a baseline spec would be really useful. I like to think of it like the unist ecosystem for ASTs. Unist provides a baseline spec that compatible tools can use to comb an AST. Then, specific AST tools like hast…
I get it if you don't want to bring in another dependency, but Arrow has a lot of nice utility methods: https://arrow.readthedocs.io/en/latest/guide.html#replace-sh...
Funnily enough, I wrote a tool to dictate books that seems very similar to this [1]. I was inspired to make it by an episode of Columbo, though. I wonder if David Milch also took inspiration from the same episode [2].…
I think this is a cool idea. I'm curious why it could't work like dependabot does though. Dependabot can scan my public repos and even create PRs from its own ephemeral forks without the overstepping of permissions that…
CommitStrip has an awesome comic about this exact process. https://www.commitstrip.com/en/2014/11/25/west-side-project-...? Shameless plug, I made a YouTube video that points out a bit of nuance that the comic doesn't…
I've been using Cody by Sourcegraph and liking it so far. https://sourcegraph.com/cody
Hey OP, not sure if you saw but I noticed a pretty annoying UI bug in the marketing site. Here is a PR to fix it. Just a simple parseInt. https://github.com/cursusdb/cursusdb-web/pull/1