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Because commit history is here to explain WHAT and not WHY. "Why" is explained by a decision log such as ADR which can be store in the same repo and can be mutated in the same commit that has WHAT in its commit body. But also, if
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> And for many people WFH has other problems - if you're a dual-WFH couple in a small home, lack of home office space is a very real problem. (Although if WFH was a permanent thing, many people could choose less expensive places to
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> People don't really think "my priority is 8.3 inches" I have 12.9" iPad Pro, my priority was thunderbolt and screen size, but mainly screen size (battery life is given on Apple devices). I also have iPad Mini where
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Asian countries developed with more overlap in basic ingredients, cooking techniques, and historical influence networks than Europe did. Historically there were 3 influence zones in Asia. There is a lot of pickling, fermenting, salting, dry
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Because there was a lot of cultural cross-contamination between these countries, there is a huge overlap in ingredients due to climate similarities and trade between neighboring countries. I group European & American food into their res
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by 0x457 8mo ago
WASM has access to everything JS has via JS in the same sandbox that JS runs in. JS didn't magically become more "secure". Multiple things happened: - ActiveX and Flash got booted from browsers - Browsers got much better sand
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I think It makes sense for iPad line up to be this way. Very clear feature segmentation that make sense. Most is directly result of underlying hardware. For consumer it's also very easy: - decide on size - go from your budget - if stil
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Lego was always expensive. > many sets feel like display models than something you can play with. That's because they are. There probably never been this many adults building lego than today. > The Mindstorms/NXT line had h
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I have so many people watching off my plex that I should start charging them for second ISP line. And most of my friends are not technical people. This is my way of saying that streaming is available a well.
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> Antirez does not address this directional difference. He invokes the GNU precedent, but that precedent is a counterexample to his conclusion, not a supporting one. Morally - yes, technically - no. I think it's odd to be mad at som
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by 0x457 8mo ago
I agree, but it would be nice if it had similar fine-grained APIs for network calls. That said I solved it by using LD_PRELOAD and socks5. It's not perfect, but good enough. Landlock is one of my favorite linux-only APIs almost feels l
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Landlock right now doesn't offer a lot for things that aren't file system access. Other than that it's great, you can have different restrictions per-thread if you want to.
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It wasn't entirely just that, we had to switch to redis for another sub-system and IIRC there some positive implication for cache layer as well. It's been awhile it wasn't just because memcached libary was unmaintained.
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This is where I disagree. Copyright was most likely violated, but (most likely) because book was obtained not via a legal way. LLMs didn't spit out Harry Potter until it was prompted to do so. There is argument to be make that LLM can
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> that an LLM was able to reproduce the verbatim text of the first 4 Harry Potter books with 96% accuracy. Kinda weird argument, in their research ( https://forum.gnoppix.org/t/researchers-extract-up-to-96-of-... ) LL
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by 0x457 8mo ago
But this means code generated by snippet expanders or any sort of templates is non-copyrightable.
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Well no, ECMA Script exists, but it's not a language it's a standard that JavaScript runtimes implement. JavaScript today means ECMA Script version + runtime flavor.
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I remember we made a switch to redis because java's memcached library was unmaintained. I made I joke that it's just feature-complete and cannot be improved upon, people chuckled, but we still did the switch.
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M4. To be fair I bought it as a pretty ssh terminal in living room into compute in another room.
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Running FatLTO on Chrome.
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That's most likely because windows indexes and scans files rustc produces. My linux machines demolish my iMac in rust compilation.
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Probably why TLD requires the first character to be an alpha character. com3 is okay, but 3com is not. Unless it's to protect spec against ignoring that requirement I don't see where confusing could surface.
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I try to use something between hexagonal and this, but more nested (i.e. adapters internally might use this architecture. Sometimes Domain logic has to leak because you want to rely on certain implementation behavior: for example, logicaill
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Gotta be more specific, I made a lot claims haha
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4x is on Time To First Token it's on the graph.
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I started doing it to hedge myself for inevitable disappearance of cheap inference.
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I run ministral for my home knowledge database on 24G iMac and some other non-agentic LLM things.
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I think people buying those don't realize requirements to run something as big as Opus, they think those gigabytes of memory on Mac studio/mini is a lot only to find out that its "meh" on context of LLMs. Plus most buy i
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OpenClaw in most cases also going to use the very same dedicated tools, maybe variation of those tools dumbed down for LLM. Almost every time I have an idea for AI Agent, I end up just making a script/binary that does the same, but so
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Even Claude Max x1 if you run 2 agents with Opus in parallel you're going hit limits. You can balance model for use case thou, but I wouldn't expect it to work on any $20 plan even if you use Kimi Code.

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