| Site | seva.rocks |
| Site | seva.rocks |
The Cursor editor is pretty impressive. I had to deal with a smaller GPU provider that had a poorly documented API, but I managed to whip up an SDK, a CLI tool, and a Prometheus exporter in just three days.
I’m not sure I’d want to use it for production closed-source stuff, but it seems super useful for open-source projects or anything that might become open-source down the line.
Here are a few more simple examples:
sequential read; parallel execution
```bash
cat <(log_with_sleep 1) <(log_with_sleep 2)
# 10:10:05.529 starting1
# 10:10:06.538 end1
# 10:10:05.529 starting2
# 10:10:06.537 end2
```
parallel read; parallel execution
```bash
(log_with_sleep "-1" & log_with_sleep "-2"& wait) | cat
# 10:11:43.079 starting-1
# 10:11:43.080 starting-2
# 10:11:44.094 end-1
# 10:11:44.094 end-2
```
@europesays eh… bullshit, sorry. there was NO «russia» in 1471 and the words "rus" and "russian" meant something different from what modern russians would like us to believe.
the state on the picture was probably called moscovy or smth. the word «russia» and the name «russian empire» arose in peter 1st times in 17xx as an effort to appriate (steal) another state's right to claim historical continuity from kyivan rus (modern ukraine).
NO russia in 1471.