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There's a pretty huge UCaaS software suite that serves millions of seats across the US that runs on PHP 7.4.


Nice. Looks like Kokoro finally has some competition.


Thank you so much for building this. I've been wanting something just like this and I'm trying it now and it's amazing. I was struggling with vterm and now this might become my daily driver.


It's legit nice. I have gone through vterm -> eat -> ghostel transition and this is a winner. At least for now.


It’s not so irrelevant if your org is stuck on older versions of PHP.


Being stuck on versions of PHP published >= 8 years ago isn't a valid excuse anymore, with AI and static analysis tools available IMHO. And even if you really don't identify using CVE-ridden, unsupported, ancient software to handle customer data as a critical business risk and insist on riding the burning train instead - well, then you've lost all right to poke fun at the legacy PHP versions you're stuck on, because the pain is entirely self-inflicted by your org.


I like this guy


So it became sane as soon as late 2020.


PHP 8.3.6:

$ php -r 'var_dump("01234" == "1234");' bool(true)

$ php -r 'var_dump("09223372036854775808" == "9223372036854775808");' bool(false)


If I show a person on the street a Fuji apple and a Honeycrisp and ask if they're approximately the same, they're going to say yes even if they're labeled.

Php has had a strict equals operator for decades. You not using it is not a language fault.

For the second point: I doubt you'll fine any language where you can just do an equals comparison on floats and it works as expected. That's the nature of floating point numbers.


For anyone wondering the number in the second example isn't just some random big number it's: PHP_INT_MAX + 1


This semi-quantized version targets the Jetson Orin Nano, but only comes with a simple inference engine.

https://huggingface.co/Teaspoon-AI/Voxtral-Mini-4B-INT4-Jets...


So random seeing her mentioned here today. I just discovered her yesterday, saw a Youtube short where she's operating a Eurorack synth at Switched On in Austin, TX. It's a cool little synth shop that's worth checking out if you're ever in town. Looks like they've moved locations recently though.


> So random seeing her mentioned here today. I just discovered her yesterday

I literally came across her on my youtube feed an hour back, and thought it'd be something HN would love.

Still distracted, I opened HN's default news page. Aaaand I saw this thread and your comment. So, no free karma for me lol, but still hope to see good discussions about the software. It feels very hacker-ey in an old-skool kinda fun way!


Very neat. As a heavy user of recordlinkage, this is definitely on my radar.


Hey I have cubital tunnel and also have an ulnar deviation in my left arm. Have you tried ergos with low profile keyboards? ZSA also makes a model called the Voyager, which is the best keyboard that I’ve ever had. Might be worth checking out. Like you with the Kinesis, the Voyager has been able to keep me in the game.


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