It's obviously Venti.
I have 3yo kid, nearly zero screen time even though I sometimes work from home with them. I don't count looking at Excel and vscode as screen time, as this lil shit is too busy destroying my immaculate "creative mess"…
I love it. I only skimmed through the post but if this project has/will have a "hey lightbulb, where did I put my keys/wallet/brain" function I'm buying/building it on the spot.
Traumatizing experience, great job. I was actually afraid my real card would get billed.
For me it's not just the load-bearing, it's the accuracy.
Don't worry, I was chronically online for the last 3 weeks and one day I woke up to this hype and I still don't know what it is.
Kagi's translation is absolutely top notch. I used it for a few things and while Google's, even Gemini, got some context, kagi's caught the spirit of the text perfectly.
Looking at the recent decades-old-brand renaming bonanza with MS Office I'm pretty sure they're still in Redmond.
I'm a data analyst and a bit of a data engineer,which comes with the territory. I maintain some unholy pipelines that I wrote a few years back and they were due for refactoring for a long time. I do the AI-fueled…
Scratching my own (and my employer's, but they don't know that) itch and building a knowledge management system as a nerdy way of spending evenings. I refused to learn JS for years, but turns out it's not as bad as I…
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kashubian_Lake_District
There's a YouTube video titled "AI is a hype-fueled dumpster fire" [0] that mentions OpenAI's shenanigans. I haven't fact checked that but I've heard enough stories to believe it. [0]…
I absolutely love Polars. I work on some unholy dirty data and the ease of use, chaining, speed are a godsend. One dataset that previously took 40 minutes in Pandas now takes two minutes in Polars. Granted, the Pandas…
This is why I cannot switch to neovim despite my attempts. I love the workflow, but the delay is too noticeable for me, and nothing helps. It's not a long delay, but long enough for me to feel like I have to wait for…
I have one too and I swear by it, but let's face it - it's not £16. But thanks for the tip about the cable!
I just wanted to say that's equally impressive and terrifying. Good job though!
It's obviously Venti.
I have 3yo kid, nearly zero screen time even though I sometimes work from home with them. I don't count looking at Excel and vscode as screen time, as this lil shit is too busy destroying my immaculate "creative mess"…
I love it. I only skimmed through the post but if this project has/will have a "hey lightbulb, where did I put my keys/wallet/brain" function I'm buying/building it on the spot.
Traumatizing experience, great job. I was actually afraid my real card would get billed.
For me it's not just the load-bearing, it's the accuracy.
Don't worry, I was chronically online for the last 3 weeks and one day I woke up to this hype and I still don't know what it is.
Kagi's translation is absolutely top notch. I used it for a few things and while Google's, even Gemini, got some context, kagi's caught the spirit of the text perfectly.
Looking at the recent decades-old-brand renaming bonanza with MS Office I'm pretty sure they're still in Redmond.
I'm a data analyst and a bit of a data engineer,which comes with the territory. I maintain some unholy pipelines that I wrote a few years back and they were due for refactoring for a long time. I do the AI-fueled…
Scratching my own (and my employer's, but they don't know that) itch and building a knowledge management system as a nerdy way of spending evenings. I refused to learn JS for years, but turns out it's not as bad as I…
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kashubian_Lake_District
There's a YouTube video titled "AI is a hype-fueled dumpster fire" [0] that mentions OpenAI's shenanigans. I haven't fact checked that but I've heard enough stories to believe it. [0]…
I absolutely love Polars. I work on some unholy dirty data and the ease of use, chaining, speed are a godsend. One dataset that previously took 40 minutes in Pandas now takes two minutes in Polars. Granted, the Pandas…
This is why I cannot switch to neovim despite my attempts. I love the workflow, but the delay is too noticeable for me, and nothing helps. It's not a long delay, but long enough for me to feel like I have to wait for…
I have one too and I swear by it, but let's face it - it's not £16. But thanks for the tip about the cable!
I just wanted to say that's equally impressive and terrifying. Good job though!