RSS feed is on the roadmap. Planning to implement:
- Per-language RSS feeds (/en/news/feed.xml etc.)
- Manually curated (articles are already human-selected from sources)
Newsletter is an interesting idea too. Im thinking about a weekly curated roundup per segment. What would your preference be? Thank you for your feedback, well appreciated.
What's your use case for UV_NO_SYNC? I assume the option exists for a reason, but aside from maybe a modest performance improvement when working with a massive complex package environment, I'm not sure what problem it solves.
some packages that I use for development need to be part of the virtual env. for example ipdb.
so i do uv pip install ipdb.
but then, after uv add somepackage
uv sync happens and cleans up all extras. to keep extras, you need to run uv sync --inexact. But there is no env var for `--inexact`, so I end up doing the sync manually.
reminds me of the difference between fasttext and word2vec.
fasttext can learn words it haven't seen before by combining words from ngrams, word2vec can learn better meaning of the whole words, but then missing out on the "unknown words".
image tokens are "text2vec" here, while text tokens are a proxy towards building a text embedding of even unseen before texts.
If multiple services have multiple owners it becomes also a question of trust. You either validate one service that fits 80% of your requirements, or validate ten services where each solves one specific requirement.
Also, of course - economy of scale for the infrastructure / integrations between features. Monoliths are still a thing.
But yeah, I agree developer experience may be traded here.
I will just share my struggles with Asus Tuf A15 (FA507UI) bought in March 2024. It was really frustrating, and I spent so many hours debugging. Unfortunately I wasn't as skilled to decompile dsdt/acpi, but all these keywords look familiar from my deep dives into the issue.
In the beginning I had sticky keyboard issue, with a button repeatedly triggered for no reason. This got fixed after one of the bios updates.
Later, for a while I had the stuttering issue when the GPU was in standby (when loaded in hybrid mode) [1]. I then switched from PopOS to Manjaro with a hope that newer kernel might fix it, and it did.
Today I'm struggling with a new issue - GPU sometimes gets disconnected, and requires system reboot to turn it on again. I generally use GPU for compute, not for graphics - so you don't see it until you do. New Nvidia drivers might have fixed this [2].
This is very helpful feedback. I will add some more information to help with the diagnosis and add an article in the burger menu with detailed explanation.
Being honest I didn't expect anyone apart from a few of may patients to use the app and certainly did not expect front page HN!
