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Incredibly fast. I wonder if they've released verification that it matches llama 70b on regular hardware?

As a child I read anything I could get my hands on. That ended as I grew through high school, college, and the first few years of my career. But recently a few of my friends and I started a book club and I'm on track to read more books this year (start to finish, for fun, not like "you have to read this section for class") than I have in probably a decade.

The first few months were truly challenging, we found we struggled to read more than a few pages at a time. But it got easier.

This doesn't work. Did you try it beforehand?

Did this "Writer" inspire the one in the movie "Hugo"?

I'd advise that the demo links to a live demo, not a YouTube. That's one of the perks of JavaScript. You can throw up a stackblitz or whatever and have your demo for the masses to see.

Vite and Typescript are truly incredible. The state of frontend is improving somewhat.

It's fine to break backwards compatibility when introducing an entirely new feature across a major version, actually. What's even the point of a major version bump?

My car only has wireless Carplay, yet it supports wireless and wired Android Auto. It sucks. The only thing worse would not be having Carplay at all.

Why didn't they hire the allotted offers then implement a more aggressive PIP? Asking from a place of genuine curiosity, I don't know how this stuff works at this level. But seems to me it would have saved reputation to trickle-cull the salary cost center instead of doing this so vocally.

Incredible guide... brings back memories!

Looking at his own numbers https://indiepa.ge/marclou it's hard to call most of these startups. He's embellishing at best.

First chapter of Ministry for the Future- incredibly powerful and harrowing.

Every following chapter- terrible, not worth your time.

This is surprisingly fun to play with. Would be interested in seeing a brief paragraph about the technologies used in the About section.

No option to get a job but dozens of jobs listed on this page? Am I missing the joke?

I've been using the main Obsidian git extension, https://github.com/denolehov/obsidian-git. Took some work to set it up ergnonomically but it works great now. I enabled auto-commit and push on save, and auto-pull when you start the editor. No merge conflicts yet between two machines.

Should note I use Obsidian for a journal, so it's pretty much append-only.

Broken on Firefox Windows.

This feels scammy and low quality. Compare this site with something like https://cursor.so that targets a similar idea.

"Readability" is very much still a thing. It's a mess and would be one of the worst things to take from Google. If you can't enforce the code style you like through autoformatters and linting, it's not worth enforcing.

Yes, this is a relatively common practice. There’s of course still the chance you make a mistake setting up the feature flag and bring down production/expose the feature to users who shouldn’t have access.

GPT answer. Stop that.

Four popups to close before I could read the article. Embarrassing.

Red River Gorge is a gem for the rock climbing community. I frequented the area a few years back, there's plenty of places to dirtbag around outside of the tourist cabins. Hoping the continued development stays positive.

It is incredibly worth it. I had low expectations going in (not a huge fan of Nolan's recent work and the trailers for the film left a lot to be desired) but I find myself in California recently and there's an abundance of 70mm IMAX sets here. Bar none the greatest theater experience I have ever seen.

I've never spent close to an hour on a job application. In senior year of college I probably sent 200 out at 10? minutes each?

I like your site but you probably don't want to be going around saying you are "elite" at 19 years old.

Is the color scheme kinda odd for anyone else? Seems like the focus is stuck on the video or something.

Fly.io does VoIP calling?

This is telling on my age, but I loved these hacks as a young teenager on early versions of iOS. Parental control existed but didn't touch all areas of the platform.

I use Apple Maps while driving in cities now, I find they've put more detail into the navigation experience. Google Maps for navigating anywhere outside of a populated area, they've still got way more data. I've been burned by Apple Maps in the sticks a few times.

Here the incentives align to keep the user on the app.