juemrami.dev
I like making web-apps, ML models, and World of Warcraft addons.
Currently looking for my first junior SWE role (dm for resume)
LA born n raised
https://github.com/juemrami
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So RSC don’t generate any static html + reactive hole? I thought it was similar to islands arch
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what ive found the most confusing is not being sure if i should think of react as a server first or client first.
Like should i be thinking of living on the server and interacting with the client?
Or, should i be living on the client interacting with the server?
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I always explain it to people as a "most likely next word" generator.
Its like when youd type gibberish on your phone by always accept the next suggested word in your autosuggest. But on crack and with the entire internet in its recent memory.
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I know there's a long the time until these changes actually make it to retail and then again the time until those retail client changes trickle down to classic.
I'm interested in your opinion considering these addons have started to appear in classic as the avg player has evolved since 2004 & 2019
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oh so the actual number of symbol/graphemes changes between upper/lower case?
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To answer “how could you map a lowercase string to its uppercase variant CONSIDERING that the byte size of the characters might change between upper/lower”
You basically just look for the utf8 “start” bytes in each sequence and line them up that way
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Just keep doing what you’re doing but check the first byte only.
UTF8 will tell you based on the first byte if characters is multi-byte, and also how many bytes that char(codepoint) requires.
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@syntax.fm @wesbos.com pretty please?
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Cheers on the release.
I'm bullish on how this is how state should be managed in client apps going forward.
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Damn Chris Lattner is such a joy to listen to. His foresight for how software should be utilized is unmatched.
I love that thing he said about democratizing software such that 2 people can build something 20 people use, who can build something 200 ppl use, who can build something 200k people use. 👌
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Insane reverse psychology at play here coz even I’m interested now
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Yea tbh legion classic legion always seemed like a meme, but they’re at MoP now so who knows.
Maybe they skip right over WoD after MoP classic 😂
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I haven’t watched a Nobbel vid in years. Since like Shadowlands came out and I stopped playing retail.
He was core to my beyond routine tho lol
Def hyped for Legion time walking since that was my first real xpac
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Whats motivating you to check it out (asking as someone whos only ever used git)
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ahh. im checking out the readme rn. Maybe worth checking out for my stacked commits workflow. Currently using graphite but i feel like its mostly build for collab work.
I just want something for better managing my local/private repos where im not making PR's as often as im just pushing to main.
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woo finally fixing with website instead of focusing on AI features.
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company thing or person experimentation
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windows gang.
FR tho i dont know why windows hasn't made moves towards joining the rest of world with EOL tokens.
I assume it would probably break some legacy software and windows always so proud about how you can run shit compiled in the 90s still today on windows 11
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If at first you don’t succeed.. ride the next big bubble.
It is crazy seeing how much people are raking in for just glue coding some hosted inference services and slapping AI somewhere in there marketing copy
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Local first hype
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Damn. It’s only ever senior positions for software that are open at blizzard 😅
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Great read.
The wrong intuition i developed about "height: 100%" was that thought it meant "fill remaining y-axis space within parent". And TIL this only has been working for me because i slap "height: 100dvh" on my <html> all the time xD
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Yea mdn has been as pricless for learning CSS as it was for browser apis.
It’s a shame it gets ranked bellow other things like W3Schools on Google search lol
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Illidank Walking (tm)
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Im saying that CSS has been my biggest struggle when my package.json looks like this
(point being i prefer to implement > bringing in a library for my business logic)
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is it about forgetting to set explicit parent heights?
is it about how setting height based on parent height doesn't account for margins?
I recently started trying to actually make my PWA workout logger look decent and oh my god im spending more time on CSS than i did on anything else
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i've written a very limited amount of rust, but i remember liking using the `and_then` `or_esle` patterns there.
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nah fr. If u ever want to understand a system. follow the flow of data.
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porting a world of warcraft addon i maintain to support the latest re-release of old game content
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Machine Learning Street Talk (more about research than applied AI)
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I dont understand how the model decoding stage works in relation to determining the target language.
from my understanding, the labels/target tokens (excluding any padding) are rotated -- this would mean that the decoder input would have the would not see the lang code as the BOS token no?