That results in the same AST, it's not really taking anything away
Except for readability
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einsteinx2 commented on Is Lovable getting monetization wrong? getlago.substack.com/p/lo... · Posted by u/FinnLobsien
Why does your CTO not use cursor or whatever other code IDE tools to build on your own standard internal stack?
At least that would allow them to handoff to other members of the team.
I assume it’s because they don’t actually know how to code at all or how to use developer tools for that matter.
Have you looked into Zoho Suite?
I have only heard about it as an alternative, haven't used it.
I haven’t used the rest of their product suite, but after having the displeasure of working with their terrible Android MDM app and their incompetent engineers and support team I wouldn’t touch anything from Zoho with a 10 foot pole.
> Because the old machine is still useful intact
I do wonder how many people repurpose old laptops when they get a new one. I have three old laptops, two of which I haven't turned on since I transferred my stuff to the next one. My partner uses the third one to game sometimes, but she's recently gotten a new laptop of her own (her old one is ancient), so I expect she'll stop using that one as well.
My current laptop is a Framework 13 (from 2022) that has already seen some upgrades and repairs that wouldn't be possible on any of my old laptops. I expect this chassis and SSD to last quite a long time, with periodic mainboard and RAM upgrades.
Maybe I’m reading into this too much, but just the fact you even had to make repairs (plural) in a 3 year old laptop doesn’t speak highly of Framework’s quality. I’d expect to make exactly zero repairs in 3 years of owning any decently built computer.
Was this platform built by vibe coding?
Just the landing page according to their other comment, but the basic errors in pricing don’t inspire confidence in the rest of their system…
To be fair though, their answers to some other questions here seemed thorough, but I don’t know much about finance so for all I know those are just AI slop lol.
Leaving off the "API" part from "API Token" causes confusion, since AI models tokenize all text into "tokens" before running the model. It's using the same word to describe two very different things.
Yep totally. Fwiw I’m not part of the project I just saw the comment and figured I’d try and help.
Ah, I see it now, thanks.
That's the kind of thing that, stylistically speaking, it's good to define at the very top of the module.
Agreed. I’m not part of the project I just saw your comment and figured I’d try and help.
einsteinx2 commented on Cray versus Raspberry Pi aardvark.co.nz/daily/2025... · Posted by u/flyingkiwi44
The cray 1 did look futuristic like something out of star trek.
It kinda reminded me of the trash can mac. I wonder if it was inspiration for it
> It kinda reminded me of the trash can mac. I wonder if it was inspiration for it
Ironically the trash can Mac actually looked strikingly similar in size and shape to actual small trash cans that were all over the Apple campus when I worked there. I’d see them in the cafeteria every day. They were aluminum though, but otherwise very similar. I always wondered if they had anything to do with the design of the computer, even if only subconsciously.
Add a Hugging Face Token in get_checkpoints.py before running the script.
Can you be a bit more specific here? It's not clear what such a token is, what it takes to get one, or where it would be placed in get_checkpoints.py.
> what such a token is
An API token from Hugging Face
> what it takes to get one
You generate them in your Hugging Face account
> where it would be placed in get_checkpoints.py.
Line 59 in the empty quotes where it says token = “”
I don’t think I’ve ever used a piece of software in my life that had no bugs. At least with no deps (vs say a nodejs project with 500 of them) then the bugs will only be in one place, the main software so ideally they can be fixed quickly.