okigan
OP - could you fill in why/when one would use it?
And regarding sibling post about finalizers -- another broken concept as you cant use finalizers with limited resources (ex. graphic contexts, db connections, handles, locks, etc) and then these languages that use finalizers become complete mess if you need to manage such resources.
It's way easier to use, much clear, less typing, more predictable runtime behavior.
RAII... terrible name, great concept!
It seems weird in 2025/2026 we are still discussing the baseline of getting a storage working.
Feels we’re spending too much time discussing the trees and not enough time getting the forest going: * we need reliable local storage * integrated backup * apps installation / management * remote access and account management * app isolation, reliable updates
Also docker link seems to be broken.
Not to mention single/families without kids and seniors that still pay for school districts.
Are there other tools that do it better or proposal how Z3 would do it?
Seems the same is playing out out in Postgres with this extension, maybe will take it another 20 years
I don’t use numpy often enough - but this explains the many WTF moments why it’s so annoying to get numpy pieces to work together.
Otherwise you’d select frames with 0.3, 0.7, 1.0, 0.7, 0.3 - selecting 5 frames instead of 1?
Two pass with sobel filter comes to mind.
All I've seen are vague definitions of new terms (ex. signatures) and "trust me this very powerful and will optimize it all for you".
Also, what would a good way to reason between DSPy and TextGrad?
I've published LambdaFlex as an Infrastructure as Code (IaC) template. It automatically scales and manages traffic between AWS Lambda and AWS Fargate [1].
This setup leverages the strengths of both services: rapid scaling, scaling down to zero, and cost-effectiveness.
[1] GitHub: https://github.com/okigan/lambdaflex
But after reading it on the product page - I fully agree: seeing clearly the targeted personas and out of scope usage significantly elevates my trust in the product and the team behind it.
Have not used the software, but now I want to try
It's too many layers of over-engineered complexity, and it's for underlying components that are changing very rapidly, so you are getting bogged down with out-dated architecture very quickly.
Still not as good (as I remember VMware would provide), but better!
BTW, tested 7.0 just now -- anecdotally Ubuntu's UI does not feel any faster and somehow still depends on the resolution not the size of the window being moved
Can you share more info on that?
This needs to be posted more often
So we can bemoan a missing cpu option but profitwise (ie price*volume-costs) it makes more sense.
The issue has been there for 2 years -- which is beyond odd. When I've reached out to tech support the issue was effectively closed as known issue.
[1] https://community.ui.com/questions/Tokenization-for-Stripe-I...
where is usb-c as in macbook pro(s) and ipad(s)
Amazon [2] has some micro travel routers only - so what are good options under 100$?
[1] https://openwrt.org/toh/views/toh_available_864?dataflt%5BDe...