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by 6r17 1y ago
Would you say it's interesting to explore after spending much time on them ? Do you feel like one could make an use for it pragmatically within certain context or it's way too much of a toy where most of the time getting a service
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by 6r17 1y ago
Reading this after that memo about China's attitude to Nvidia is actually chilling - they just don't care do they ?
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by 6r17 1y ago
For AI you definitely need to clean up and I think even targeted learning on some practices would be beneficiary ; for users ; it depends on the people, and I'd argue that vibe-coded rust can be better than just "written-rust&quot
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by 6r17 1y ago
Hei ; Preact would be deff appropriate in that scenario ; it's a clone of react that is meant to be small ! Very inspiring work btw !
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by 6r17 1y ago
I was about to ask if there is any way we can bridge the mathematics the same way we did with programming ; I love going-on with an LLM to learn math and apply them directly to problems I'm facing ; and to be honest I often feel like a
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by 6r17 1y ago
There aren't that much of them actually ! Almost feel like an element table
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by 6r17 1y ago
I mean at this point it's more of a "proof-of-work" with shared BP ; I would deff see some domotic hacker get this running - hell maybe i'll do this do if I have some spare time and want to make something like alexa with
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by 6r17 1y ago
I worked in crypto space for about 2 years ; and even tough we had great use of the crypto-system for our community ; it ended up being a large cost that we could have yielded better with something else - and it was not because specifically
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by 6r17 1y ago
I'm writing a distributed DB rn ; and all the algs and tech they are using, SWIM ; hash ring ; the questions they are asking themselves - are pretty much standard ; it is not easy but it's a great field with different depth ; lot
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by 6r17 1y ago
I feel like async is just an easier way to reason about something but it leaves out a lot of cheating open ; tough sometimes it's just more comfortable to write - but that cheating comes with a lot of hidden responsibilities that are j
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by 6r17 1y ago
ngl - the worst times I ever spent was in companies that did not care about tech or what they were doing. The thing is, *i'm* a tech profile ; I like doing deep tech - going to the heart of the tissue. I learned with difficulty that it
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by 6r17 1y ago
Tbh I kind of disagree ; there are certain use-cases were legitimately speed would be much more interesting such as generating a massive amount of HTML. Tough I agree this makes it look like even more of a joke for anything serious. They re
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by 6r17 1y ago
woaw thank you ; will definitely hop back on this topic now ; very much appreciate the answer
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by 6r17 1y ago
wait but this should only work on locals / close networks shouldn't it ? i thought you still need some proxying in other cases (hence the turn) - i really need to study this again asap tough
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by 6r17 1y ago
I didn't know about the QR-Code solution how does it work ?
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by 6r17 1y ago
I really want to see the benchmarks on this ; tried it like 4 days ago and then built a standard epoll implementation ; I could not compete against nginx using uring but that's not the easiest task for an arrogant night so I really hop
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by 6r17 1y ago
Hei ! Just wanted to drop by to say that i tested this with a black and white logo that I had generated ; sounded like the worst case scenario ; it handled it flawlessly ; the picture didn't look the best - but the job was done and it
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by 6r17 1y ago
Thanks for sharing this !
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by 6r17 1y ago
i did
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by 6r17 1y ago
> stirring up paranoia is not going to solve the problem There are reasonable tools that have been deployed and are existing for police enforcement ; notably with the coordination of ISP providers. The fact that encryption has been democ
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by 6r17 1y ago
I think there might be more of this coming. The era where US was leading everything and expecting everyone to be a good boy who report everything is long gone due to the current state of affairs in the tech world. I'm not Chinese but I
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by 6r17 1y ago
I wonder if AI could help you translate those or write a translater ? Idk if the language is complex tough
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by 6r17 1y ago
tbh i get you ; but one has to realize this has nothing to do with that company and everything to do with the current nature of technological business where "everyone wins it all What I say is that instead of hating on cloudflare one c
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by 6r17 1y ago
CRDTs are also crazy slow due to their architecture ; even the best alg out there are costly by design ; so adding homomorphic encryption is even more of a challenge ; tough it really is impressing I'm curious if this can be usable at
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by 6r17 1y ago
Definitely should look up the tech more ; i lazily commented as Signoz clearly state it ingest most than 50 different sources ;
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by 6r17 1y ago
I did have some bad experiences with OTEL and have lot of freedom on deployment ; I never read of Signoz will definitely check it out ; SigNoz is working with OTEL I suppose ? I wonder if there are any other adapters for trace injest instea
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by 6r17 1y ago
so you don't have to look it up every time you need to change the DNS configuration.
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by 6r17 2y ago
This is akin to re-implementing the complete language. Writing programming languages before AI was bit of a daunting task ; now it's way easier to grasp a first good principles and dive trough ; would still take time to get something p
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by 6r17 2y ago
Defensive measure are also enjoyable as they give an increased tactical field - as to put it, they increase the luck area.
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by 6r17 2y ago
First time I read about interning and this is really cool ; kudos for the article and the usage. Thanks for sharing !

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