Tony
@anthonypowell.me
In this case, I always want to use the cached mutation result as my server does not store the result of mutations and there would be nothing to fetch.
I have my query provider persisted with persist middleware, and my users' text "query" in the url feeds the query key on mount.
I have my query provider persisted with persist middleware, and my users' text "query" in the url feeds the query key on mount.
![typescript code snippet
type QueryResult = ExtractResult<AwaitedReturnType<typeof api.queryAi>>;
// we are going to use the query key to store the result of the mutation
// that way we can persist the result of the last mutation
const askQueryKey = ["queryAi", userQueryText];
const { data: result } = useQuery<{ result: QueryResult }>({
queryKey: askQueryKey,
queryFn: () =>
queryClient.getQueryData(askQueryKey) || { result: EMPTY_QUERY_RESULT },
});
const {
mutate: submitQuery,
error,
isPending,
} = useMutation({
mutationFn: (userQueryText: string) => api.queryAi(userQueryText),
onSuccess: (data) => {
queryClient.setQueryData(askQueryKey, data);
},
});](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ofxpv55ggjaj2z2hideyv5he/bafkreiadvtlah4h2njuspbxao3fycfgu7q7fvieg4hzm4cmh57xikatu3q@jpeg)
January 4, 2025 at 3:03 PM
In this case, I always want to use the cached mutation result as my server does not store the result of mutations and there would be nothing to fetch.
I have my query provider persisted with persist middleware, and my users' text "query" in the url feeds the query key on mount.
I have my query provider persisted with persist middleware, and my users' text "query" in the url feeds the query key on mount.
After implementing a Controller component and a KeyboardSystem I _really_ see the value of ECS.
Attaching the controller component to two distinct entities lets me control them both, even though they are affected by separate physics components!
The pink and yellow boxes have controllers attached
Attaching the controller component to two distinct entities lets me control them both, even though they are affected by separate physics components!
The pink and yellow boxes have controllers attached
November 14, 2024 at 2:29 AM
After implementing a Controller component and a KeyboardSystem I _really_ see the value of ECS.
Attaching the controller component to two distinct entities lets me control them both, even though they are affected by separate physics components!
The pink and yellow boxes have controllers attached
Attaching the controller component to two distinct entities lets me control them both, even though they are affected by separate physics components!
The pink and yellow boxes have controllers attached
Learning entity component systems via typescript and html canvas. This is like, way more satisfying to implement than other ways I've managed logic for dumb little visualizers
November 14, 2024 at 12:30 AM
Learning entity component systems via typescript and html canvas. This is like, way more satisfying to implement than other ways I've managed logic for dumb little visualizers
Setup is super easy too.
- Install ollama
- Install a model `ollama run qwen2.5-coder:7b`
- Open zed
- `cmd+shift+p settings` open settings
- Expose available models to zed in the model selector like in this link zed.dev/docs/assista...
You can use the attached chart to see token limits
- Install ollama
- Install a model `ollama run qwen2.5-coder:7b`
- Open zed
- `cmd+shift+p settings` open settings
- Expose available models to zed in the model selector like in this link zed.dev/docs/assista...
You can use the attached chart to see token limits
November 13, 2024 at 11:07 PM
Setup is super easy too.
- Install ollama
- Install a model `ollama run qwen2.5-coder:7b`
- Open zed
- `cmd+shift+p settings` open settings
- Expose available models to zed in the model selector like in this link zed.dev/docs/assista...
You can use the attached chart to see token limits
- Install ollama
- Install a model `ollama run qwen2.5-coder:7b`
- Open zed
- `cmd+shift+p settings` open settings
- Expose available models to zed in the model selector like in this link zed.dev/docs/assista...
You can use the attached chart to see token limits
