Onavo

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by Onavo 2y ago
I mean why don't they do it for the source library too? There are very few operations in C that can't be done in Go (mostly inline assembly and some pointer manipulation) under a standard userland assumption.
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by Onavo 2y ago
Merkle tree is to prevent tampering, not bad accounting practices
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by Onavo 2y ago
Why don't they just compile to C to Go like modern c does for SQLite?
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by Onavo 2y ago
I believe in china they have been trying to make all data training data https://www.forbes.com/councils/forbestechcouncil/2024/04/18...
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by Onavo 2y ago
Engineering ethics is completely different from classroom ethics. Engineering ethics is all about compliance. If you build a missile to kill people, you better make sure it works as described. Who it kills is none of your business but if it
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by Onavo 2y ago
Your argument is in support of mine. Separate networks are an interesting legal and software engineering detail, but from the POV of the user, as long as they see what they want to see, they will stay with the network.
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by Onavo 2y ago
If you view the utility function of the modern geopolitics as keeping the maximum number of people safe, then reducing the number of entities with control of nuclear technology is the optimal approach, with the cost of smaller nations being
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by Onavo 2y ago
The second camp is just artificially creating echo chambers, a virtual "separate and distinct network" for the parts that matter.
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by Onavo 2y ago
Berkshire is very different, they are a hedge fund/holding company and their main business is trading companies.
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by Onavo 2y ago
Well, Terrence Tao is trying his very best to replace himself with an AI.
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by Onavo 2y ago
How does the causality part work? Can it spit out a graphical model?
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by Onavo 2y ago
Pix? I don't think Boeing ones are luxury branded ones, but I might be wrong.
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by Onavo 2y ago
They need to pay their tithe/donation to the administration first.
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by Onavo 2y ago
If we are being honest, most of these browser screen scraping startups will be commoditized the moment OpenAI/Anthropic releases their next model. From my experience, having an in-house smaller model working in tandem with the bigger L
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by Onavo 2y ago
I am aware of the CloudFlare adapter. I am referring to when running as a standard AWS-only SST app.
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by Onavo 2y ago
Any plans to add support for? https://github.com/awslabs/llrt It would also be nice to have a V8/deno/bun based edge hosting option that supports the Next.js edge and middleware code splitting instead of usin
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by Onavo 2y ago
More like Celesteela, after all, you need jet fuel to melt steel beams.
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by Onavo 2y ago
Their pet web framework remix is also quite underfunded compared to Next.js
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by Onavo 2y ago
What about a fly.io container?
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by Onavo 2y ago
What’s the easiest way to receive email programmatically without having to resort to a hosted service like SES? Is the SMTP protocol simple enough that it can be implemented in for example a serverless lambda?
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by Onavo 2y ago
Realistically nothing is going to happen. The incoming admin has made clear their distaste for Lina Khan. In other words, this is just an attempt at a swan song by the Biden White House.
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by Onavo 2y ago
Have you seen https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42174204
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by Onavo 2y ago
Love your article by the way. Not an expert but off the top of my head: https://docs.datomic.com/operation/architecture.html (However they cheat with dynamo lol) There's also some listed here https://da
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by Onavo 2y ago
The STOVL version looks much cooler. The other countries just couldn't figure out how to build it without it ending up bulky like a harrier.
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by Onavo 2y ago
Congrats on reinventing the data lake? This is actually how most of the newer generations of "cloud native" databases work, where they separate compute and storage. The key is that they have a more sophisticated caching layer so t
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by Onavo 2y ago
And they better damn well check every single one of the vector database references before handing down a diagnosis.
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by Onavo 2y ago
Because cache invalidation is one of the two hardest problems in computer science.
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by Onavo 2y ago
Not just Linux, Mac too (people forget that they run a certified BSD kernel).
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by Onavo 2y ago
I tried this before, it doesn't handle group emails correctly. Google groups is one of the official methods recommended by Google to have a shared inbox and this filter automatically selects all emails sent to the group's address
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by Onavo 2y ago
Something the Unix world can certainly learn from.

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