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11.02.2025 03:37
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quit o.o?
took me a while to figure out how to share auth status across my subdomains using supabase authentication. I set up this repo that creates an env where you can test across subdomain auth very quickly locally to make sure it works in prod. Enjoy
demo: youtu.be/AhMpIxzF0Yk
github.com/sourman/exam...
did you intend for the video to have audio? I cannot hear anything. when does this become useful? I have a GCP account with observability. Is this not good enough?
- writing python using LLMS is OP
- writing React code using LLMs is like working with a lobotomized Senior Software Engineer. Knows the big words and rams them into concoctions of hairy painful bugs xD
I think the key is that React does a lot of implicit work which LLMs struggle with
Tip: 2x improvement for debugging using Cursor Composer
Main idea: Run your server in `Terminal in Editor Area`
No Composer `agent` and `normal` have access to live debug prints
Thanks to Aiden of million.dev for keeping me humble
you can run containers on GKE connect to them using your local Cursor/VScode debugger to debug code with full line by line control by opening up the correct ports. I also successfully setup VNC to `remote view` for full visibility
One concern I had was observability. I thought I would need to install a separate solution. Thankfully both Cloud Run and GKE have decent Observability
for debugging purposes I set up a GKE cluster that persists. for production I plan to use Cloud Run Jobs initially to ensure clean slate state between runs
Google cloud gave ma a generous 2000 USD in credits for my startup so I gave the docker running solutions a try
1. `Cloud Run` Service <- good for persistent micro services
2. `Cloud Run` Jobs <- auto scale, 100% clean slate between runs
3. GKE (Google Kubernetes Engine) <- You admin the cluster
Just realized gmail auto switches the spell checker from english to other languages automatically 🤯
This was not the case before! pretty cool
My French is not great but I manage :P
new python is colorful :) I like this new prompt. Also it finally accepts quit without the ()
hmm I do not videodub is the right solution for me, I am doing TTS. is there a TTS endpoint?
will give it a try for now I am using fishaudio. it is about $0.015 per minute of audio TTS. Very good narration cadence and 95% clone similarity on insta clone setting (zero shot cloning)
Getting close. Now connecting the Text-To-Speach APIs. Interestingly I found elevenlabs insta voice clones to be not good enough for my use case. gave me a most british accent
python people have the most fun with library names :)
imagine building a library called fuzzywuzzy. What an excellent mood
I was curious about the activity level on bsky. There was an obvious post election increase and an expected drop, but currently it is stable at 2.5 million Daily Active Users. Very good. That is an additional 0.6 million DAU gained from the election fallout. Source bsky.jazco.dev/stats
man, python array structs like this one are simply beautiful and succinct 🥹
Audio podcast habit tracker
Best app I installed on my phone
Takes wildcards and blocks robo calls automatically.
I get 5 of these a day and usually during my most focused productive hours
App is called YACB yet another call blocker
cursor sees your staged changes and writes decent commit messages
looking much more human and correctly navigating the dreaded LI HTML soup
Automatic navigation + Scraping + scrolling + highlighting all working now. Just needs a bit of a human touch
Just figured out what's taking 80 GB of my disk space. Docker for Windows is an afterthought project and it hides junk inside of the AppData folder on Windows. For some reason Windows does not correctly attribute this disk usage to docker if you use the built-in disk utilization viewer
Why not clouflare pages? Free 100,000 requests per month
Accurate
Asked o1-mini to look at my codebase and create a mermaid diagram of how functions call one another then pasted the text into stacked.io to render the diagram below. useful for finding violation of "separation of concerns" and orphaned functions
math.tip_generously()
I find it super interesting. Engineers with stable jobs that I know don't care much for AI and don't care to learn how to use AI properly
What is his name
