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by Aperocky 1y ago
> The key issue is you can call into other objects which is unwise to do when used with untrusted user input. This, and while in this case it is specifically unwise on security terms, there are plenty of other example where the feature a
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by Aperocky 1y ago
Why is this functionality needed in the first place? I want to write log, some kind of string, into some kind of files, with rotation, maybe even send it somewhere that expect logs. Why parse whatever is in the logs, at all? Imagine the sam
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by Aperocky 1y ago
You won't have that bug if the logger isn't trying to talk to some ldap server. It's not even about open source or closed source at this point. It's about feature creep.
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by Aperocky 1y ago
It was enshittification. A logging framework that looks up LDAP servers? Why? Adding extra features that aren't necessarily needed is enshittification, and very not-unix.
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by Aperocky 1y ago
Remember log4j? I don't share your enthusiasm. At least its open source and free I guess.
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by Aperocky 1y ago
It's actually reassuring, because it fundamentally demonstrated that these are not rational thinking machine, but rather extremely large statistic models trained to pattern match. Now, I can't guarantee that we are that significan
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by Aperocky 1y ago
AI tokens that you pay for?
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by Aperocky 1y ago
This is literally anti-unix.
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by Aperocky 1y ago
That's net income.
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by Aperocky 1y ago
Have to mention this middle ground, I've been using it for all CLI based technical demos since I discovered it: https://github.com/sloria/doitlive
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by Aperocky 1y ago
The AI context is too small, this feels like an opportunity for dedicated training/fine tuning with large amount of data from a person's life instead of the limited context window of a current model.
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by Aperocky 1y ago
But EU + US's total power generation only added up to 70% of CN's total in 2024 according to this graph.
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by Aperocky 1y ago
I'd gonna go one step further and argue that you don't even need mermaid for creating DB schemas.. direct chat works fairly well for reference.
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by Aperocky 1y ago
Actually in this case that's not exactly true: > generation of 281,128 augmented examples All example are already correlated because they are generated in the same way.
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by Aperocky 1y ago
I am working on a tiny cli project, tascli: https://github.com/Aperocky/tascli , a local fast and simple personal task and record manager. Specifically, I need to update it to support recurring task and records.
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by Aperocky 1y ago
And barely a few days after google did it the fix is in. Amazing how they simply couldn't win - you deliver content to client, the content goes to the client. Could be the largest corporation of the world and we still have yt-dlp. That
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by Aperocky 1y ago
Shameless plug for playing with random markov chain with seed texts: https://aperocky.com/markov/ Source: https://github.com/Aperocky/weighted-markov-generator
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by Aperocky 1y ago
npm is now a private company right? It does also look like they have already gone through enshittification and don't even seem to have publicly acknowledged this attack.
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by Aperocky 1y ago
You're right that it is fundamentally about caloric deficit and my argument is that you can exercise enough that you can eat essentially as much as you want without gaining any weight. I'm on double serving most days for breakfast
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by Aperocky 1y ago
> You’re not going to out-exercise a 1000 calorie excess every day. I spend 4 hours on my phone every day per recent record. If I spend 2 of those outdoor then I'll have that 1000 calories. It's realistically a choice. I know t
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by Aperocky 1y ago
epochs ago when random forest was part of machine learning nomenclature, we had a strong claim from an adjacent team in the form of a powerpoint circulated upwards that they had achieved almost perfect prediction accuracy. We relatively qui
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by Aperocky 1y ago
So.. 6 hour batteries like the Apple Watch?
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by Aperocky 1y ago
> collectively emphasized the creation of new tools In fact, collectively created 1000s of them and all of them a various flavor of mid.
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by Aperocky 1y ago
It only matters if you treat phones as a development environment. It's tempting to have full control over everything OSS style, but the reality is you can only tenably have that for very specific parts of life.
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by Aperocky 1y ago
How is it a minor ingredient if the data center will not work without it? No datacenter can operate normally without a cooling system.
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by Aperocky 1y ago
If there are zero return, then something is not being done right. AI had led to significant operational improvements. The speed of root causing has increased by multiple times and the time spent head-desking or chasing leads have reduced si
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by Aperocky 1y ago
Could not agree more. Whenever I hear monikers like "Java developer" or "python developer" as a job description I roll my eyes slightly.
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by Aperocky 1y ago
At which point is a simple markov chain same/better?
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by Aperocky 1y ago
Shameless plug of my journey of logging diary/todos: I had tried a diary script that does the simple act of opening today's diary in vim: https://github.com/Aperocky/diaryman Once things became overwhelming,
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by Aperocky 1y ago
That's almost always been true but servers are more like commodities at this point. iphone is nice and upgrade from commodities phone and I have one, but I wouldn't care much if my fridge has sleek UI because I just need it to be

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