Check how @DrizzleORM is still being improved upon. Making sure that if you're using @PlanetScale, you're getting as low row reads as possible. https://t.co/mCbjvRM9Uq
Tmux + Neovim user. Don’t use the mouse. I only have a couple projects at the same time. I’m comfortable with several sessions and have plenty of custom keyboard shortcuts to swap between them. I even have a worktree shortcut that creates the new session, adds the panes and run pnpm install. I won’t leave that workflow just to be able to see the image thumbnail whenever I send one to the agent.
@tannerlinsley Anthropic just lost a customer for trying to stay so closed. The only way labs stay competitive is if we're able to test models in the same harness with a bound subscription.
@steveruizok I think best is to skip react altogether, populate x and y from the source into a ref. This might be an onMouseMove, so use the ref there without a react rerender
@DrizzleORM This is huge, team. Your work is so amazing. How often do you see healthy open source projects like this? I’m so happy for you guys, I really miss working in that codebase and hanging out in your discord
@AnthropicAI Please reconsider your stance around @opencode. Can you work with them to make sure they make requests inside the Max plans according to your expectations? Limiting the use of Claude from opencode only makes customers go out and check other alternatives. I'm just a customer, solo dev in a medium-sized, non-tech company. Please reconsider.
The question is too vague IMO. There’s a lot that I would need to know to give an answer. I would start by understanding the creation of the file. I would save an index at the header or at a specific part of it, in such a way that the index is decodable by itself, and then query the index. But depends on how structured is the decoded data. In any case, the trick is moving the search to the creation of the file and not at the time of query. Would need to know if the type of query is always the same so that a very specific index can be built. Searching would the be easy, extract index, binary search index, decode the part that the index points to and done.
@LOREXTECHNOLOGY Fresh out of the box, I wanted to change the angle of my new camera U424AA-Z when it just snapped like this. I called customer service but the lady initially said I voided the warranty when I tried to adjust the angle. Isn't that a feature? Now I'm just waiting for an 'execption'? Please make this right!