TrickardRixx (u/TrickardRixx)

TrickardRixx commented on Apple hit with over 1.8B euro EU antitrust fine in Spotify case reuters.com/technology/ap... · Posted by u/nopakos

shreyansh_k · 2 years ago

I am just going to flip this argument to put things in perspective and add a bit of contrast.

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What is the value again? Playing music?

Spotify could just charge for services rendered, ie number of hours played, rather than a flat fee.

TrickardRixx · 2 years ago

And Apple would still demand 30% of it. Not sure how Spotify's fee structure has anything to do with Apple's fans' arguments that they're totally not behaving anticompetitively.

TrickardRixx commented on Git tips and tricks blog.gitbutler.com/git-ti... · Posted by u/ChrisArchitect

CRConrad · 2 years ago

> GitHub

But then it's GitHub you need to know, not git.[1] And doesn't that have a point-and-clicky Web interface, like any "Upload files here!" Web site?[2]

[1]: Seems you're being fooled, by organisations that also believe it, that git is GitHub and/or vice versa.)

[2]:Sorry, I've had an account there since about forever, but hardly ever (never?) used it.

TrickardRixx · 2 years ago

This is a complete non-sequitur. Whether I use a point-and-click interface or a CLI has nothing to do with the fact that I have to use a git-based workflow and can't just copy files to the server as a deployment.

TrickardRixx commented on Show HN: Hyperdiv – Reactive, immediate-mode web UI framework for Python github.com/hyperdiv/hyper... · Posted by u/mondrian

mondrian · 2 years ago

The task system uses a thread pool as well as an ioloop. So tasks can be normal functions as well as `async def` functions/coroutines.

You can also pass in a custom executor and use processes instead of threads.

Thanks for the feedback wrt docs app.

TrickardRixx · 2 years ago

Thank you for releasing this project. It looks great! I just need to find an excuse to try it out now.

TrickardRixx commented on Show HN: Hyperdiv – Reactive, immediate-mode web UI framework for Python github.com/hyperdiv/hyper... · Posted by u/mondrian

TrickardRixx · 2 years ago

Does the task system use threading, multiprocessing, or something else? I.E. can I do IO heavy tasks with this framework?

I'd like to read the docs myself to find out, but it seems like they are not hosted on the website. I can see that I can install the package and run the docs command, but I'd really rather use the web browser I'm already in to explore a new (to me) project's docs.

TrickardRixx commented on Returns: Brings functional programming to Python land returns.readthedocs.io/en... · Posted by u/BerislavLopac

epgui · 2 years ago

This is potentially quite helpful, but would you happen to have a source for that?

TrickardRixx · 2 years ago

The Union Type PEP[0] suggests that the "bitwise or" syntax is equivalent, but cleaner than typing.Union

[0]: https://docs.python.org/3/library/stdtypes.html#types-union

TrickardRixx commented on Git tips and tricks blog.gitbutler.com/git-ti... · Posted by u/ChrisArchitect

globular-toast · 2 years ago

Why even use git then? `scp code server:code` does what you need.

This isn't a rhetorical question.

TrickardRixx · 2 years ago

Because all the organizations that pay me to write code host their code centrally on GitHub

TrickardRixx commented on Ask HN: What have you built with LLMs? · Posted by u/break_the_bank

Prosammer · 2 years ago

I am building textool [1] an app that lets you create endpoints using GPT4. The idea is to make it so you can create "actions" for GPT4 assistants easily.

  - Nextjs
  - Deno Deploy for hosting the apis 
  - Supabase - postgres / auth
  - Shadcn

I want to use the t3 app stack [2] for v2.

It's really MVP, but I want to see if anyone is interested at all before I work on v2: creating gpts that come with databases!

  [1] https://textool.dev
  [2] https://create.t3.gg/

TrickardRixx · 2 years ago

IMO the Grimoire GPT's success is proof that there is a market for something like this.

TrickardRixx commented on Ask HN: Are you using a GPT to prompt-engineer another GPT? · Posted by u/simonebrunozzi

supriyo-biswas · 2 years ago

I wonder if people only click on the thumbs down button, thus serving to only provide a negative signal mechanism with no ability to differentiate a positive from a negative one.

TrickardRixx · 2 years ago

Anecdata: I’ve several times clicked “regenerate” and then thumbed-up the new response when nudged.

TrickardRixx commented on Show HN: Sendenv, a CLI tool to share environment variables github.com/viraniaman94/s... · Posted by u/aster0id

aster0id · 2 years ago

Oh we share secrets using a password manager. But it's a long laundry list of secrets that you have to manually load into your system somehow. There's also an env file there somewhere but it's not up to date.

Eliminating the cognitive load of looking up the relevant secret, writing it manually into the RC file, testing whether it works (and starting over if it doesn't, because it's possible the secret is outdated) was one of the goals of creating this.

TrickardRixx · 2 years ago

Sounds to me like a configuration-driven interface with the password manager is the appropriate solution here, then. I used this pattern to write config files out of secrets stored in SSM, which previously was ad-hoc secret sharing. FWIW I would never use Sendenv.

TrickardRixx commented on Podman Desktop 1.6 released: Even more Kubernetes and Containers features podman-desktop.io/blog/po... · Posted by u/twelvenmonkeys

vially · 2 years ago

I've been using VSCode with devcontainers and podman for a couple of months now and everything seems to work fine for me. Is there a particular issue you're hitting?

TrickardRixx · 2 years ago

Honestly, it's been a long time; I should probably just try again. The last attempt I made was on windows before WSL2 existed. At the time I assumed the issue was with podman on HyperV/WSL.

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