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- Script for batch modifying Git history commit author information, rewriting Git history records using
git filter-branch.
No coding, design and develop a self-selected stock module.
- Last month, we experimented with cursor, but due to the limitations of the free quota, we didn’t develop overly complex features; we just did some basic testing. We discovered then that Byte also released similar products, both using the same large models – Claude-3.5 – at their core. Byte’s product is called Trae, initially launched in the Mac version and finally released its Windows version in February of this year. Big companies are good because you can freely “white嫖” (literally translates to “free-eat”), without having to pay, with unlimited use of Claude-3.5 – this model performs quite well.
Protobuf Zero Value Pitfalls: When Default Values Become an Invisible Killer of Business Logic
Background Service TCP Communication Anomaly Troubleshooting
Business Model: The backend service establishes a connection with the group’s market data gateway using TCP. Each time a connection is established, it must first send an authorization request and then continuously send heartbeat packages to maintain the connection status.
However, one day, an alert message was received indicating that the service had disconnected. After carefully examining the logs, it was discovered that the backend service was continuously sending heartbeat packages, but the other party did not respond at all, yet the connection remained open.
ollama local deployment of deepseek-R1
Ollama is an open-source AI tool designed to enable users to run and deploy large language models (LLMs) locally. Its goal is to provide a convenient and efficient way for developers to use models like GPT on their local machines without relying on cloud services. Ollama supports multiple models and focuses on optimizing performance, allowing even resource-constrained devices to smoothly run these models.
PowerShell 7 and Persistent Settings Command-Line Prediction View
“I’d gotten used to using zsh on Linux, and when I was writing a blog post the other day, I suddenly realized that PowerShell 7 also supports persistent command-line prediction views, so I tried it out. It turned out to be pretty useful after all.”
“I don’t know what I did to enable this feature, but it just appeared—that’s all.”