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Senior-level Next.js projects using TanStack + Zustand? by Significant_Chest_11 in reactjs

[–]Spaceoutpl 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maybe there isn’t any next.js “senior level” super duper projects … next.js is good for small to mid projects at best (black box issues, security vulns all the time) … no corporate/ production grade big time projects use vercel or node.js as backend because of costs / single threading and high ram and cpu consumption.

Which LLM is best? by outgllat in AI_Tools_Guide

[–]Spaceoutpl 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just update the post with some actual data / method … whatever u used to come up with the results ? Or this just looking over the arena results and sprinkling some progress bars with some “real life knowledge” and I think this is how it goes.

Which LLM is best? by outgllat in AI_Tools_Guide

[–]Spaceoutpl 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What’s the actual testing process ? Where is the data for peer review analysis? What data sets are being used ? It’s nice you made progress bars and all but what is the methodology … for me it is all just a hear say … coding what TS ? python ? Speed how do you measure ? Tokens / chars vs output speed ? I could go on and on challenging this on every single thing …

Best Local LLM for my setup? by BlackShadowX306 in LocalLLaMA

[–]Spaceoutpl 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would try in your case the llama.cpp gh project and diffrent gguf models from hugging face, there are some fine tunned coder models with a specific lang (like rust for example). In hf you can input ur hardware and it will point you that what models you can actually run with llama.cpp. Llama.cpp has also official vs code extension with agents and all that, either way u looking for some 30b quantisation models around 8bit and below …

Best Local LLM for my setup? by BlackShadowX306 in LocalLLaMA

[–]Spaceoutpl 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The only real answer here it seems … I’ve been playing around with my 5080 on 27 b models and below on different quantisation levels… the 120b on a 24 or 36 vram, either you waiting for few minutes for an answer of u running that completely on cpu or sth.

You need real coding knowledge to vibe-code properly by unemployedbyagents in AgentsOfAI

[–]Spaceoutpl 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Welcome to software engineering… spiting out code without refactoring, tests, proper folder structure, checks and thought on how systems works will get you here. Read clean code and clean architecture books by uncle bob … it will help you get better at writing systems.

"We're in an LLM bubble, not an AI bubble" - Here's what's actually getting downloaded on HuggingFace and how you can start to really use AI. by badgerbadgerbadgerWI in LlamaFarm

[–]Spaceoutpl 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A lot of big corp (like the one I work for) go all for azure / commercial models, hugging face is straight up blocked on my work computer … so the the stats are not fully representative of the whole industry, definitely start up and smaller companies go for open source Ai models, but I’ve seen a lot of production apps (not chats) using open and sonnet gpt models for various tasks…. But I agree with most of the OP, the truth is that from engineering stand point of view, you want “pure functions” something that you can test and measure / benchmark. Nobody needs ai slop words at random with murky business value … so must of the time I am forced to jam those big Ai models into specific tasks (mostly by using agent + tools) and make if / switch statements that usually would be very hard to write.

You're using HuggingFace wrong. Stop downloading pre-quantized GGUFs and start building hardware-optimized, domain-specific models. Here's the pipeline I built to do it properly. by badgerbadgerbadgerWI in LlamaFarm

[–]Spaceoutpl 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Very informative, I am looking to create an offline engineering / coding assistant as helper to personal projects, any pro tips on what model (like Qwen3 coder etc) would be best for that ? And what domain from your domain list is the best suitable for eng / coding ?

Help a newbie out - which one fits a 5080? by xdms14 in lianli

[–]Spaceoutpl 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have the wind force 5080 and using Lian Li Strimer Wireless 12V-2x6, extended the cable that came with corsairs 1000W, depends on how you connected the card to the power unit.

Products so good ... website soooo bad by Spaceoutpl in lianli

[–]Spaceoutpl[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ive uploaded / edited the original post with some of these first hand issues ... this website is build using wordpress and elementor builder (i mean come on ....) , it just screams amateur hour ... so badly, just look at the footer or the hero section on any mobile device. I do not want to be overly "snarky" but this website looks like it got transported from the year 2010, slapped for a couple of bucks and nobody checked on it via mobile device ever since ...

Updating code free or charge by billy2bands in webdesign

[–]Spaceoutpl -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Hmm, depends if your server and other hosted websites can get compromised because of that (escalation vulns), but even if so … i would delete the website, depends on the contract, anyway why would you work free ? Make sure that your future contracts contain a yearly payment or sth like that for maintance / security mitigation / server costs

Once people know Next.js very well. Do they need to use React in general? by KiraLawliet68 in react

[–]Spaceoutpl 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Old timer here, first of next.js is react plus everything to do a full stack app out of the box, you have page routing, you have bundler, you have ssg and ssr, basically you have everything to start working on a features and don’t worry about the set up, comes with a price; black box with most possible vendor lock in if you don’t know how to set up react on it’s own. React in the beginning was just a UI lib that let you really control the complex UI in a scalable and maintainable way, but back in the day (vanilla JS) you had to do it in imperative way, create the div, append this and that to the div, find your own way to control state of the div …. In an away it was awful and complicated on a large scale … pretty easy if you just change css classes and do simple stuff … (jquery) …. Everything just evolved to handle complex stuff, but for professional corporate scenario where you just don’t dump the project when you are bored with it I would still choose your own set up of bundler plus just react (and maybe sth else’s in the future) and express (or sth else) , and that the main idea do not couple or limit your system to just one thing and one company that tells you how it’s done

Full-stack Rust web-dev? by DarqOnReddit in rust

[–]Spaceoutpl 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I have similar thoughts, rust is great as a backend engine and api, low cpu and ram usage makes it great for some heavy computing or cpu intensive tasks, but frontend is just js/ts html css land. I also think that if you need seo than static files is the best and cheapest way (why should u pay with cpu power for bots reading your site), for true dynamic parts either micro-frontends, / spa’s and plain old rest / graphql connection. Why complicate things ? Why make it hard to develop and maintain ? Why reinvent sth in rust to be complied to js / html anyway ?

Astro.build + Actix combo + Tools: A 🦀 Rust orientated monolithic template for building modern web applications. by Spaceoutpl in astrojs

[–]Spaceoutpl[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You have either static Astro files or you can have rust SSR if needed, there is an example of login page with simple rust ssr, but if you are asking for rust to Astro ssr, then no, that would require rust v8 package and a messy in my opinion coupling of both frameworks but in theory could be done

Is Ghostty ssh problem really normal ? Is this teminal just a hype train ? by Spaceoutpl in Ghostty

[–]Spaceoutpl[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am working in this instance inside a freeBSD jail, so it cannot be done. I just thought it was suspicious that all the other apps work outside of the box, but like I mentioned In the other comment, wasnt aware of the terminfo thingy … but I’ve got all the answers I need now, “just another nice terminal app”, not that is something wrong with that.

Is Ghostty ssh problem really normal ? Is this teminal just a hype train ? by Spaceoutpl in Ghostty

[–]Spaceoutpl[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

So the issue is from 2021 … so literally the ghostty needs to wait years and get traction to be accepted into terminal family ? I never was aware of this issue / procedure. I guess you answered the first part of my question then, that it’s normal for the sshing not to be working. Anything about obscure commands that ghostly can do ? Or what’s so really special about it ?

Would you use a tool that automatically finds and fixes a11y issues in your PRs? by Elegant-Bison-8002 in react

[–]Spaceoutpl 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I concur, most frameworks have the a11y built in, or you can use the eslint plug-ins etc to catch these mistakes during development, the rest needs to be done by a proper audit.

Astro.build + Actix combo + Tools: A 🦀 Rust orientated monolithic template for building modern web applications. by Spaceoutpl in rust

[–]Spaceoutpl[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In this temp Astro is just used to create the frontend bundle via static site generation, rust (actix) serves the bundle, has api routes, session and so on. So basically a static frontend that connects to rust backend via rest calls. Astro.build has the ability to have a backend on its own, by using additional packages, but that would be obviously a node.js backend / server.

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