Beben - coldfusion stan account

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Les LLM qu'ont voit sortir quasi quotidiennement sont impressionants, c'est rapide, on peut demander pratiquement ce qu'on souhaite et on aura une réponse, on peut même mal faire la demande avec des fautes, des oublis de mots, des coquilles et le LLM nous réponse correctement, très souvent.

I tried @fireworksai llm provider and I am really disappointed, i had 6$ on my account, tried k2.6 and k2.7 At some point i could see my credits were not being used anymore yet I was still able to use k2.7

i'm about to dive again in mobile development with expo & react, it's been 1.5 years since I work in this, what are the best tools, guide and so on? i'd like to be able to use OTA updates and widgets on ios/android, for ios it was possible but the workflow wasn't really smooth!

ts monorepo with good performance is a myth, there's always something slow/hard to configure smh turborepo says you dont need references, but nx says you should but, maybe you should instead build your local packages but again annoying to setup 😩 turborepo.dev/blog/you-mig... nx.dev/blog/typescr...

You might not need TypeScript project references

As it turns out, you might not even references or even an interim TypeScript build step with a pattern I am about to show you, which I dub "internal packages."

turborepo.dev

any good resources on how to set up typescript with good tsconfig?? navigating in my project at work is so slow, and I can't find good examples for my use case. I'm not using a monorepo, just ts files in src folder, tests are also in src I'm not using tsgo for the lsp as I have too many issues

inherited from a project using terraform with a lot of code duplications for different envs (test,preprod,prod) and even some typos because of these copy/paste I just learned about `module` with tf, seems to solve this issue

I've been trying to use coc.nvim again, at first it was so nice not to have much to configure but in the end I went back to the nvim-lspconfig & stuff as I had no performance gain an awesome way to start neovim with lsp though

spent some times to try conform.nvim and nvim-lint on my neovim to replace null-ls, had no issue with null-ls besides biome not being embedded in it, as it appears after null-ls was archived) great plugins, they both work ootb thanks null-ls maintainer(s) for all the hard work though!

a bit lost on how you should work with development build with expo & eas should I built another dev build each time I update the app.json/app.config.ts? or is it only when I install new native modules?

every day I have to work on my company's application, I lose a little more life expectancy using expo within a monorepo where we started with pnpm and now trying to move to yarn to make expo & eas happy