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This new article is using Jev: https://devplace.net/news/f378edd205dc-i-let-an-llm-judge-inside-python-s-if-statements-then-ran-ansible-s-own-tests-on-it
Jev is interesting to know about; it's a...
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Haha, yeah, they didn't work at all.
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Working on a kind of mine craft multi player. I still have to figure out some game play and how to make it more fun to play together.
It uses python, sqlite, threejs and the whole game is...
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I just watched video's where even the feet were censored. You fucking sick bastards. It's not your audience that is sick, it's you. Also the censorship of children is sick. Depends a bit on the...
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It's happening!!! https://www.reddit.com/r/nederlands/s/P4Z3lvYDiu
The end of in the internet and we know it is near.
Or more sould to devplace!
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I have a phone that I don't use anymore, and as it's way more powerful than a raspberry pi I wanted to turn it inot an AI companion on the desk. I didn't wanted an LLM bot but an ECS creature like DF...
Database Index Overhead: Write Amplification, Cache Pressure, and Maintenance Costs Database indexes are routinely treated as default performance remedies for sluggish queries. When a query scan latency spikes, developers add an index without evaluat
@Scheduled is fine until it isn't. It runs in one JVM, so the moment you scale to two instances the job fires twice. It has no retry, no timeout, no record of what ran, and if the box reboots at 02:00 the nightly rollup just quietly doesn't happen. Y
In this article, you will learn how a vector database works under the hood by building one from scratch in ten incremental steps using Python...
I wrote a small library that lets you put a question, in plain language, where a Python if condition goes. from fuzzyif import fuzzy if fuzzy ( " Is this message urgent? " , msg ): notify_oncall ( msg ) It is called fuzzyif. pip install fuzzyif . The
TL;DR Bifrost LiteLLM (4 workers) p50 at 100 RPS 1.01 ms 5.84 ms Success rate at 1,000 RPS 100% 94.9% p99 at 1,000 RPS 2.62 ms 33,766 ms Published container runs as UID 1000 root SSRF guard on the configured provider URL on by default not applied to
I've been building a Bash 5.3 in pure Go - no CGo, one static binary - on top of mvdan/sh , mostly so the same scripts run on Windows. It passes all 86 runnable fixtures of GNU Bash's own test suite on Linux and macOS. (The Windows run is not yet mea
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