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by Implicated 1y ago
I just wanted to touch on this despite being days later in hopes you see this - I've seen this sort of feedback about the Pro plan quite a bit. I skipped it and went for max so I don't have any experience with it but I can tell yo
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by Implicated 1y ago
I'm definitely getting the wrong kind of clients. Kudos to you sir. Sincerely, I'm not hating, I'm actually jealous of the environment being that mellow.
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by Implicated 1y ago
Sincerely (Feel the need to add that given the tension around here in these comments), I'm curious how Redis was annoying. Can you give any detail/insight?
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by Implicated 1y ago
> I've deployed Single monolith + PostgreSQL to about 8 different clients in the last 2.5 years. It's my largest source of income. And... do you do that with the default configuration?
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by Implicated 1y ago
> If you, like the whole world, consume Redis through a network connection, it should be obvious to you that network is in fact the bottleneck. Not to be annoying - but... what? I specifically _do not_ use Redis over a network. It's
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by Implicated 1y ago
> I’m not sure what the best pattern is for this. > You can put the relevant docs in your prompt I've done a lot of experimenting with these various options for how to get the LLM to reference docs. IMO it's almost always be
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by Implicated 1y ago
I mean - this is the entire problem right here. Don't ask LLMs that are trained on a whole bunch of different versions of things with different flags and options and parameters where a bunch of people who have no idea what they're
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by Implicated 1y ago
> copy pasting some configuration I might not really understand Uh, yea... why would you? Do you do that for configurations you found that weren't from LLMs? I didn't think so. I see takes like this all the time and I'm
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by Implicated 1y ago
Totally understandable. You're right that those people are highly unlikely to really care between 2 seconds to being functional and 60 seconds. They're at the coffee machine anyway. I've been obsessed with building things sin
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by Implicated 1y ago
I mean - the AI itself will help you get all that setup. Claude code is your friend. I run proxmox on an old Dell R710 in my closet that hosts my homeassistant (amongst others) VM and then I've setup my "gaming" PC (which has
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by Implicated 1y ago
This, so much. I read that comment and immediately recoiled at the idea of waiting "less than a minute" to be able to do anything. I'd estimate that 1/3 of the time I even open my laptop, I'm done with what I needed
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by Implicated 1y ago
While I understand your perspective here - let me counter with mine. I have the same issue where I maintain a 'state' that I'd prefer to maintain but my interest in maintaining it does have this anxiety you describe. It'
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by Implicated 1y ago
> they'll have 0 idea why this has so much mindshare Considering the amount of storage all of these companies are likely allocating to storing jpegs + the bandwidth of it all - maybe the instant file size wins?
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by Implicated 1y ago
Def not sugar canes :D
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by Implicated 1y ago
> Same for American coke w/ Cane Sugar instead of actual sugar. I think you meant high fructose corn syrup instead of cane sugar (which is real sugar)
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by Implicated 1y ago
Or Redis :D
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by Implicated 1y ago
Thanks for those - turns out, I'm just lucky and have been using in a manner this never reared its head in my (only one) application where they're used. Heavily. But with the way things are done - the tagged caches were only flush
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by Implicated 1y ago
4.2 -> 5 is a problem. Pretty sure official docs recommend creating a new application and porting it rather than trying to perform a 4.2 -> 5 upgrade.
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by Implicated 1y ago
What was/is broken? I've been using cache tagging for years and haven't seen any issues.
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by Implicated 1y ago
Prosperent returns
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by Implicated 1y ago
Really, you could say that social media alone was sort of what you're describing for the right people. Given enough time and energy they'd find that "match" in terms of a community or echo chamber or whatever that would
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by Implicated 1y ago
I use co2 measurements in my home to do just what you're describing here - automate control of a DIY fresh air intake (through a custom built filter box/fan enclosure w/ 5" merv 14 filter). It's rather dumb at the m
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by Implicated 1y ago
> agents / IDEs like windsurf, copilot, cursor etc where there is more complexity between you and the frontier LLM and various tricks to minimize token use. This is exactly why he's doing it the way he is and why what he descri
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by Implicated 1y ago
I'm a huge fan of claude code, max subscriber, etc. But... if you're working on a very specific problem and you're not being lazy - you're _better off_ to manually curate the context yourself rather than rely on Claude C
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by Implicated 1y ago
Comments like this remind me that there's a whole host of people out there who have _no idea_ what these tools are capable of doing to ones productivity or skill set in general. > It's not that hard to write boilerplate and sta
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by Implicated 1y ago
If you're using Claude Code with any regularity then the $200/m plan is better than a Costco membership in value.
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by Implicated 1y ago
I was also rather puzzled at this comment - why not dev against real time endpoints and batch when you've got things where you need them?
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by Implicated 1y ago
This is pretty much my experience with PHP/Laravel (on modern versions, 11/12, on legacy projects it has a hard time "remembering" it needs to use different syntax/methods to do things)
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by Implicated 1y ago
Aye, being that I have no idea what I'm doing I certainly won't be generating a PR of this code and am willing to take the risk of there being an issue from my adding (rather straightforwardly) a handful of commands to an already
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by Implicated 1y ago
Agreed. My stance on this changed over the course of some years after a close family member married an actual engineer (structural) and I got a lot of insight into that world. It's astonishing to me the ease of which software developer

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