PetahNZ

"Linux ISOs" is just anything pirated in general.

I donno, I like iterating on a recipie with chat rather than watching a video.

Its Llama 3.1 8B, a very old/small model.

This is great!

I'm working on a SaaS where you can switch between different OpenRouters on the fly. /s

The word sponsored in inside an SVG element with a linked `use` tag, so it's not that simple.

Its more targeted? Sure I can allow an LLM to access CLI, but then it will try to pipe to other command, write scripts etc. MCP is simply request/response. Its not really that technically different, but the way you and LLMs interact with it allows for easier control. IMHO.

If the original released a bunch more features that you wanted why wouldn't you just redo the conversion against the latest version?

We did have web browsers, I had Internet Explorer on Windows 3.1, 33mhz 8mb RAM.

It does support SVG, --format=svg

jQuery UI?

If I wanted to sort by date taken I would do just that using the EXIF data on them.

This is one of the best things about PHP IMO. It makes it very easy to scale out.

Why wouldn't I? It takes a few seconds and my thermometer just sits on fridge.

Reminds me of Oboe.js

https://oboejs.com/

I think this misses one of the main selling points of PHP, the shared nothing, single thread, fire and forget methodology that I can throw behind a load balancer and spin up 100 servers.

And the waiting is somewhat frustrating, what am I supposed to do while I wait? I could just sit and watch, or context switch to another task then forget the details on what I was originally doing.

Yea seems the rate limit should be stricter, I made a quick script to do 1 move (capture) every 150ms, doesn't seem to get throttled.

I like how generals.io did it where they explicitly made a bot only server/version.

It would be nice if I could tell it what page to look at (maybe you can, I am not sure). Often if I am getting an LLM to write some code that I can see is obviously wrong, I would love to say here is the docs ... use that to formulate your response.

Have you never worked for anyone before? The software I make is always expected to do more than what the requirements stated.

I made a website for a goat breading society. It played screaming goat sounds if you typed the Konami code. I was sad the day that site was replaced.

Yea, I have seen a very inappropriate debug statement being left in the led to the dev being promptly fired.

You can set PHP_CLI_SERVER_WORKERS to make it run multiple threads.

It doesn't even really need to be rendered by a backend. An SPA with pushState and it could literally be just a single file.

My server will encode 1,000,000 images itself, but each client will only decode like 10.

Sed takes ages to remove a single line from huge files too.

15 minutes to migrate a large DB? It takes days just to run an alter column on our DB.

Or like not being able to delete a user without running some SQL:

https://github.com/apache/superset/issues/13345

Almost instantly run into this issue setting up a test instance of Superset. And the issue has been around for years.

Unless you view it on mobile...

Not to mention most of my bash scripts are just wrappers around calling some other binary executables