Spent multiple days troubleshooting slow download speeds. Turns out I was confusing myself measuring in bytes per second, and my old router was giving its all, but my internet speed had slowly surpassed its transmission speed 🤣

Solution: new, faster router. Thank you for your service old router 🫡

Basically 3 options, as I understand:
1. Mac Mini/Studio
2. Ryzen AI Max-based mini PC
3. Get *really* lucky with datacenter hardware: dnhkng.github.io/posts/hopper/

Regardless; more RAM = capacity for bigger models.

Not Python specific, but have you tried Zed?

Its usually written on a laptop/desktop as script files, or web frameworks (Django). Deployment varies from on-demand local scripts to dockerized web apps, and everything in between.

Its a weakly typed interpreted scripting language. Benefits include wide adoption, tons of packages that extend it like pandas or numpy, and a relatively low barrier to entry. It's great if you want to build something quickly and app performance isn't as important as having a working app ASAP.

I initially learned with Mosh's YouTube tutorial. There are lots of other options including books like Automate The Boring Stuff. Trick is finding one that works for you.

youtube.com/@programming...

automatetheboringstuff.com

Depends. I don't know Ruby so it could be cool to learn. If time's a factor; Python.

I struggled with date objects, and I don't think I was the only one. Maybe repeated in-class practice for the students as well as homework, to try and boost familiarity?

E) Flawless, complete understanding of any API

What hardware are you using to run the LLM queries? I've been experimenting with Nvidia/CUDA.

My strategy usually involves heavy application of unmodified bootstrap 🤣

Love that we get fun little projects like this pyscript.net
Building a pyscript site really helped boost my confidence as a newbie dev.

I think I wish I had your design skills. It's my weak point.

Illuminating 😊

I wish magnetic had been part of the USB-C spec from the beginning, but alas...
www.pcworld.com/article/2307...

Next step is to integrate it into VS Code/Codium and/or Zed.
#Softwaredevelopment

What prompted your move off GitHub?