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It looks like matplotlib to me: https://matplotlib.org/

reminds me of this masterpiece: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKT-sKtR970

It was a bug and it's been fixed: https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/125902

It's worth it!

Citizenship is not enough, you have to live in the EU.

I imagine Ryunjinx is next

they don't, but they were planning to: https://www.wired.com/story/apple-photo-scanning-csam-commun...

This is great to hear. Apple should be selling phones because their phones are better, or iMessage is, not because of social pressure, which is crazy.

thanks for sharing, I didn't know

But isn't the entirety of OpenAI compute on Azure?

A linter can catch some obvious errors: https://github.com/rhysd/actionlint. But yes, I agree, it's not a fun debugging experience.

Everything about Bun is so exciting, not just the runtime, but the package manager is impressively fast.

On my small website, Bun is twice as fast pnpm which is already much faster than yarn which is much faster than npm.

Github Copilot FAQ: "GitHub Copilot is powered by a generative AI model developed by GitHub, OpenAI, and Microsoft."

I would love to try this out, but I would like to see a headless version of the desktop app as I do all my programming over SSH.

Also tried with GPT-3.5 which also catches the issue.

Response from GPT-4 just now:

> It seems like there's a bit of a typo in your question. I think you may be referring to the difference between "wet bulb" temperatures and "dry bulb" temperatures. [...]

on the topic of design: no footer with infinite scroll!

edit: visionOS not realityOS

Looks very interesting, thanks for sharing this.

Totally. Any iOS, or in this case realityOS, IDE would necessarily have to be remote only to actually be useful.

You look at the letters on the keyboard, and "tap" by pinching your fingers. You can also just look at an input and start speaking.

You get 8 if you think there's 100 milliseconds in a second.

> And transparency mode on modern headphones is a waste of time since you can just take them off.

Unless you want to continue listening to what's playing through the headphones. I enjoy listening to both the nature and quiet music when I go on walks.

$3499, gulp, but it looks awesome!

> A stateful API

This would be huge for many applications, as "chatting" with GPT-4 gets really, really expensive very quickly. I've played with API with friends, and winced as I watched my usage hit several dollars for just a bit of fun.

It's not too complicated. I heard from a friend, that all you need is a downloader like Sabnzbd, a usenet provider like Eweka or Frugal Usenet, and an index like Drunkenslug to find stuff.

It's blocked in the EU because they don't want to/can't comply with GDPR.

I suppose. But it's totally viable to use Next.js without using anything from Vercel.

Next.js has a very good developer experience, and there's lots of tutorials and documentation on it. With that said, there's nothing wrong with picking Rails. It's not as popular as the JS frameworks anymore, but it's arguably much better in many ways.

JS suggestions: Sveltekit, Next.js, Remix Server-side suggestions: Rails, Phoenix, Django, Laravel

the almost haiku!