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We mostly saw the guy typing. The clicking sound is very distracting. Using vim didn't do him any favour. I would be much more impressed if we could get more insight into to the thinking and problem solving process. Also smoking is not commonly accepted productivity booster. He could have watched porn instead.

I'm not following the trends closely, but has Polars become a full replacement for Pandas? Are there use cases where one is better suited than the other?

I'm a little out of touch with these technologies (sveltekit, nextjs), but is there any advantage to using the same technology for both frontend and backend development beyond the rise of full-stack developers?

What about using React/Svelte for the frontend and a separate backend in Node.js or another stack? Is there any real advantage to having a single monolithic codebase for everything?

what is the easyest way to use the chinese models and which harness does work with them well?

> They are open source developers, giving away free software as a gift. There is no duty here.

But actually there is! They didn't start from scratch. They took another very successfull and beloved project with the promise "to make it better". There is some promise here and the duty not to make it worse.

> We have, right now, access to things that 10-20 years ago would be considered magic

These things would be considered magic even 4 years ago!

The article doesn't mention docker at all. I don't understand why containers are not viable solution for headless browsers.

I've had the same idea for year. When google released their Fitbit Air few days ago I the first thing I tought was - can it be used as a sensor for weightlifitng and do they have API for that.

I didn't understand - why is WebRTC good for Google Meet and not good for all other conferencing apps?

I'm using the latest free/unregistered version (4200) and I haven't experienced any limitiation so far