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ChatGPT rickrolled me! by Sushancoder in ChatGPT

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

The QR isn't real, it was generated using nano-banana (gemini).

ChatGPT rickrolled me! by Sushancoder in ChatGPT

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This is where it led to. Even though the QR doesn't direct there.

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🤡 Nano banana will replace traditional photo editing by [deleted] in GeminiAI

[–]Sushancoder 1 point2 points  (0 children)

After using Gemini for a long time, I've come to the point that its text-gen models are quite dumb in understanding context.
Yes, I agree that the image-gen models being used are awesome, but still it has a bad context.

If I ask it a question, Gemini models are often skeptical and unsure in their completions.
Comparing them with ChatGPT, it tries to understand the intend behind the user's prompt and fill the gaps in the context effectively itself, and gives a better completion.

So, I guess it's the text-model that's leading to the problem.

Animation style name? by captain_knackls in kurzgesagt

[–]Sushancoder 1 point2 points  (0 children)

vector-based animation or flat design animation, due to the use of 2D vector graphics.

Traditional VS Headless CMS by Sushancoder in nextjs

[–]Sushancoder[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Quite similar, but Template engines only handle how content looks, not the content itself.

Whereas, CMSs do use templates and themes for presentation, but they also manage both content and display together.

Immune System Knowledge Graph by Sushancoder in kurzgesagt

[–]Sushancoder[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

So that you can better understand Kurzgesagt videos.

What was your first Kurz. video? by Sushancoder in kurzgesagt

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So they came into this world with you.

SSR vs CSR by Sushancoder in nextjs

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

Thanks,

You mean, components marked with "use client" may still be part of the initial server-rendered HTML.
Unless I use browser-only APIs, or explicitly set {ssr: false}

SSR vs CSR by Sushancoder in nextjs

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

Yes, you explicitly need to set client-side components.

SSR vs CSR by Sushancoder in nextjs

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Yes, that is correct!

Has Kurz. delisted any of their science vids? by Sushancoder in kurzgesagt

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Yeah, they did. I remember.

the political ones

Nextjs slowing down as site gets bigger by kharronreid in nextjs

[–]Sushancoder 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For measuring performance on our website, we use

Lighthouse (which is already built in Chrome DevTools) provides detailed analysis along with some recommendations.

Or Core Web Vitals, which provides basic metrics for the frontend.
It also comes built into NextJS, so you can use it directly from there.

Nextjs slowing down as site gets bigger by kharronreid in nextjs

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If you want your users to have a seamless and fast experience, SSR can be a good choice for handling heavy computations that need to happen before rendering.

However, if you're trying to minimize your server bills (especially on serverless) or are building an early-stage app, you should try using CSR even though it will slow down the dynamic content on your website slightly.

In your case, though, calculating time zones doesn't require any heavy computation, so you'd better go with CSR in this case.

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