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I am looking for a Deno sandbox and this seems like a good idea.

Is there code available anywhere of this implementation?

Tell that to guitar effects, electronic music and anything that has any amount of randomness added

As soon as we get more control over AI output, those arguments will finally die their well deserved death

To those that AI art offend: don't think of people as artists, but simply as art directors dealing with stubborn artists that won't ever work to spec

Are the community version limitations artificial? What part of this relies on SaaS infra?

Can it import my connections from WinSCP?

How to deal with eventual slow queries? I currently have a system with complex queries with a lot of joins where I had to create a custom materialized table

These queries also deal with permissions & realtime scheduling so endpoint caching doesn't solve it

Have gel users hit any performance issues, and how have they dealt with them?

It's funny how the left turned on Greenwald the minute he deviated from their ideological line

I find he is consistent on his ideology, but I don't follow him closely to confirm my speculation

You can blame Apple for that. It's not fun having to patch 3rd party webviews so their videos won't jump out on PiP

Use Sentry or just monkey patch fetch to log errors

> no other social media platform (is willing) can do the same

Are we sure? My experience with Instagram is the opposite, whenever you linger a bit on a reel you'll start to get more of that content

It's a pain because you have to constantly press "not interested" to curate your feed, I'd pretty much prefer to have content feeds, so that I can watch anything without having it go in my (im)permanent record

Trump is a negative candidate, any % win is a landslide

I've tried self-hosting zrok before, however the domain setup was a bit complicated and I stopped halfway

Log/inspector and replay are fundamental for me when I am setting up webhooks and integrations

I also work closely with the (Brazilian) government, and I can confirm that there are too many people who are smart, well educated, intelligent, and have an unparalleled sense of extracting money from government contracts

VPS backups are $1 for the $5 1GB VPS

I just asked for low poly plant on Adobe Firefly, then uploaded it to Trellis

The result was pretty good for the mesh, at least 100x faster than having to do it from scratch

Would be nice to have an option of choosing a "compact" interface

When you contrast web UI with native GUI, the realspace you lose in the web accumulates fast

All that padding makes it hard to see the actual information, especially for power users

Compare this with Navicat, or even DBeaver, their native tabs, buttons and cells are almost half the height of Outerbase Studio GUI

His response to native code and plug and play native plug-ins is using webviews?

I program daily

At night I don't want to slog away implementing Foo and extending Bar

Unity is already a lot of programming to do any simple game mechanic, and you still have animation, modeling, art, lighting, shaders, sound...

I can't wait for AI to get to a point where I can tell it to "get look and feel from X game, mechanics from Y MOBA, multiplayer server" and get code good enough for an MVP

Games are for playing, code is an unfortunate side effect

All my API's have a "context" query string, if you use it to send a incrementing integer, you can ignore all late, out of order results

You are ignoring the lead-up to this situation, where the judge is overwriting the law because he and his peers decided they are above it because they are the Supreme justices

I really love Postgres, but I'll never not laugh at the fact that duplicating a CTE caused my query to go faster... (60s to 5s)

Postgres really trips up when you start joining tables

Sometimes you can fix it with "(not) materialized" hints, but a lot of the time you just have to create materialized views or de-normalize your data into manual materialized views managed by the application

The touch/scroll area should be the full columns height. This allows for minimal hand movement across the screen

You'll have to add more weights to substring matches, fuzzy search by itself is usually not enough for intuitive search

Shoutout to the devs from pmndrs reminding the react core team that not all async is fetching crud data

Since I mainly use Postgresql, I mix 1, 2 and 3: I create CTE's in code which are then reused in queries

    sqrl.Select("id", "cte1.*", "cte2.*").From("mytable").Join(CTE1{}).Join(CTE2{}).Where(etc)

Sometimes the "end result" isn't my end result

I want to create a game, but I have no interest in creating art and models, much less programming physics, netcode, abilities, etc

I'd prefer to create the games rules, mechanics and interactions (aka, the actual game experience). But I am forced to do the above because the gaming industry is lagging behind in DX it barely changed in the last 10 years

Every "art" has many sub-processes that are themselves art. Making paint, brushes, canvas, etc. But does anyone complain about artists not taking joy in creating their own paint after foraging for some rare purple spitting slime?

If you view one art form as a tool for your art, so be it

We could get there if current LLM's managed to prepare some data and offload it to a plugin, then continue on with the result

* LLM extracts the problem and measurements * Sends the data to a math plugin * Continues its reasoning with the result

Are the trade-offs measurable? If they are the database could just undo the index...

Not just indexing, but table partitions, materialized views, keeping things in-memory...

I can't scroll the grid vertically using Firefox 124.0b3

Ironically, "snapping out of it" is the best way I can deal with it

No other reasoning with myself works better than just "snapping out"

I am excited about the future of AI capabilities

I am only worried of ClosedAI highjacking my killer app, like with Amazon Essentials

Bankruptcy is only a "ClosedGPT whos been using you a lot and for what?" away...

> the fact that iOS users actually pay unlike Android

That's not related to store quality, but of the users purchasing power