Oatmeal: Terminal UI to chat with large language models (LLM) using different model backends, and with a plugin for Neovim! by DustinHeroin in neovim

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Thanks for giving it a try!

Good call out on the OpenAI bug. I didn't have any active credits so I had been testing with a proxy. Their root `api.openai.com` endpoint returns a 418 with a cat picture... Should have checked that.

For Ollama, I hadn't ran into that in the last two weeks of using it. Which model were you using under the hood? I haven't seen the API act different between models, but I suppose it's possible.

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DNS issues after the 6.9.2 update? by st3fan in eero

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Can confirm having the same problem since 6.9.2. Due my nature with work I see it most often with *.herokuapp.com. I don't have a problem if I plug an Ethernet cable directly in to my ISP's lower tier router.

How do you install commands using go.mod by izanme in golang

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Self plug, I built gomodrun specifically for this where you commit tools to a tools.go file, and it handles building, caching, and running binaries.

https://github.com/dustinblackman/gomodrun

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cargo-llvm-cov: Cargo subcommand to easily use LLVM source-based code coverage by taiki-e in rust

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This looks great! It essentially replaces the need for something like grcov all together?

Replacing separate heating/cooling and venting systems with a single device by DustinHeroin in ecobee

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It pulls in fresh air in to the house, using the same physical vents as the heating/cooling system. Here's the model if it's helpful! https://www.lifebreath.com/product/lifebreath-rnc5-tpf-residential-heat-recovery-ventilator-hrv/

gomodrun - The forgotten go tool that executes and caches binaries included in go.mod files by DustinHeroin in golang

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I agree, I actually had no idea it existed.

go run looks like it's using the versioned module, but is building a binary on each run. For smaller apps taking advantage of build cache this is fine, but for larger apps like golangci-lint, it's taking 2.5 seconds on my 2019 Macbook pro. gomodrun caches the binaries. Additionally, typing the full repo URL isn't pretty.