Jarwain

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by Jarwain 1y ago
Hey I mean I'm not super likely to use both tiger data and tiger graph, but using both tailscale and timescale has resulted in some awkward mixups
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by Jarwain 1y ago
That's a good reason! I think with UUIDv7, because it's sequential it's indexes are faster than UUIDv4. Still larger than bigints though. I'd like to do a benchmark at some point
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by Jarwain 1y ago
Too late to edit buuut There's a standard! (for time intervals, and I could see it working here)[0] > Section 3.2.6 of ISO 8601-1:2019 notes that "A solidus may be replaced by a double hyphen ["--"] by mutual agreemen
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by Jarwain 1y ago
I find it very much depends on the LLM you're using. Gemini feels more likely to push back than claude 3.7 is. Haven't tried claude 4 yet
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by Jarwain 1y ago
I'm not super sure about it being in the filename, if only because my understanding is that some of the lakes use it for partitioning and other metadata (metameta-data?). Imo range is probably the most useful statistic in a folder&#x2F
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by Jarwain 1y ago
That's fair! I guess I see it as trading technical complexity with the human complexity of getting everyone on board with an update to the standard, and getting that standard implemented across the board. It's a lot easier to get
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by Jarwain 1y ago
Maybe I'm misunderstanding something about how ducklake works, but isn't that the purpose of the 'catalog database'? To store the metadata about all the files to optimize the query? In theory, going off of the schema dia
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by Jarwain 1y ago
First counterexample that comes to mind, you're traveling to a country for one reason or another, and it'd be helpful to learn or know more of the language. The faster you learn, the more helpful it'll be. Another example, yo
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by Jarwain 1y ago
I mean no, but it could also be plausible deniability?
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by Jarwain 1y ago
Why have a bigint numerical ID at all?
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by Jarwain 1y ago
oooh I love that. That also hits my qualms with notion too! I think I'm sold. Thank you for answering all of my questions so thoroughly.
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by Jarwain 1y ago
Sorry I'm a bit confused. I'm in agreement that a natural key shouldn't be used as the primary key for a record. I was responding to a comment about having a hidden "database ID" (which I interpreted as being a seri
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by Jarwain 1y ago
Oh that all sounds super neat! My current workflow is to drop almost everything into my daily notes, whether time-based, time independent, or reference. The non-time-based notes I'll #tag and logseq will create a new page for the tag o
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by Jarwain 1y ago
Book is exactly what I was thinking of! I think my only other question is around my preferred "Daily Journal" workflow and unreferenced tags On one hand I feel some surprise that you're noting a distinction between metadata&#
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by Jarwain 1y ago
I thought we were talking about UUIDv7, which is random enough to make this not a problem right?
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by Jarwain 1y ago
So you've got a database ID, either serial or uuid? And you encrypt it when you send it to the user, maybe encrypted against their JWT or something to maintain stateless sessions? And I guess if the user references specific resources b
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by Jarwain 1y ago
Idk that reeks of security through obscurity to me. Your authorization/permission scheme has got to be fubar'd if you're relying on obscuring IDs to prevent someone from accessing a resource they shouldn't. I'm sure
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by Jarwain 1y ago
Why have both a database ID and UUIDv7, versus just a UUIDv7?
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by Jarwain 1y ago
Trillium looks great! I'm curious if it has an outliner mode or something similar? I currently use logseq and the two features I love are how each bullet/block is its own thing that can be cross-referenced and embedded in other bl
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by Jarwain 1y ago
As does tailscale!
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by Jarwain 1y ago
Ive been thinking the same thing! Except with Code-server or some other way to get vscode's remote over ssh
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by Jarwain 1y ago
Just wait until LLM's and mcp matures; why tap tap tap your phone when you could just talk to Jarvis
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by Jarwain 1y ago
Not necessarily? It just started autoplaying on mobile
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by Jarwain 1y ago
Unfortunately, for most people, all coins get rolled up into "crypto" and "nfts" which share reputation. As for Jarwain-Immibis Bond Token, well that depends on how one assesses trust, which in the most cynical sense com
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by Jarwain 1y ago
I've always found it ironic how crypto basically make it not necessary to trust, but nobody trusts it.
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by Jarwain 1y ago
Another way to see it is that physical $100 has $300 of value. But eventually, Alice wants her money back, the bank cashes in the bond, the government repays the cash. So part of that value is the value of trust as a function of time. Trust
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by Jarwain 1y ago
Aider's benchmarks show 4.1 (and 4o) work better in its architect mode, for planning the changes, and o3 for making the actual edits
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by Jarwain 1y ago
Also the vote timer is shorter if there's only one option!
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by Jarwain 1y ago
I've found it to not work consistently. When I first started it showed the whole thing, but after playing for a while and some refreshes it only shows the path that this browser has seen. So if I switch apps for a while with it running
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by Jarwain 1y ago
Well, it's a road trip! Whoever said road trips are fast?

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