PhilippGille

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Uber selects Checkout.com to deliver fast, reliable global payments(checkout.com)
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by PhilippGille 1y ago
Existing discussion with >1300 points and >500 comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45675015
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by PhilippGille 1y ago
What makes GitLab not a real alternative?
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by PhilippGille 1y ago
> cmd/myapp is not a local path, it’s a universal path In `go run` the CLI interprets it as universal path, to be precise. That's exactly the point. > go run github.com/user/name/cmd/myapp That's n
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by PhilippGille 1y ago
And if it doesn't work, check again with a distro that uses a newer Kernel. That can often make all the difference, but it's not intuitive for Windows people who are used to install hardware drivers. Especially for hardware like n
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by PhilippGille 1y ago
One issue is when the path is not interpreted by the shell but by a program which plays by different rules. For example in Go: $ cd /path/to/go/repo $ go run cmd/myapp package cmd/myapp is not in std (&
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by PhilippGille 1y ago
Outbank is an option that runs locally but still connects to banks to fetch transactions: https://outbankapp.com/
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by PhilippGille 1y ago
How many clients requests do you get in the same millisecond? With UUIDv7 it's split into: - 48 bits: Unix timestamp in milliseconds - 12 bis: Sub-millisecond timestamp fraction for additional ordering - 62 bits: Random data for unique
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by PhilippGille 1y ago
One option: Use OpenRouter [1] with the `openrouter/auto` model [2], which will pick among GPT-5, Gemini 2.5 Pro, Claude Sonnet 4.5 and similar. [1] https://openrouter.ai/ [2] https://openrouter.ai/ope
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by PhilippGille 1y ago
OP talked about LLMs, not gaming. It's a different software stack.
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by PhilippGille 1y ago
Did you read the article? > MyGNUHealth is the GNUHealth Personal Health Record application for desktop and mobile devices
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by PhilippGille 1y ago
Davinci Resolve has official support for Linux
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by PhilippGille 1y ago
When b = 'x' is true for many rows and you select * or multiple columns, then it's the opposite, because reading all row data is slower in column based data structures than in row based ones. IMO it's easier to explain i
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by PhilippGille 1y ago
I think micropayments are important for a healthy web economy. In 2018 I built a pay-per-call API paywall using the Lightning Network (a Bitcoin Layer 2 protocol/network that enables instant, low-fee payments): https://gith
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by PhilippGille 1y ago
I think the MPL is a useful license as well, and underrated/underused. It's less viral than the GPLs when just using the licensed work, and less permissive than MIT / BSD because changes have to be open sourced, when the
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by PhilippGille 1y ago
Yes, but not super straightforward: https://docs.appimage.org/packaging-guide/optional/updates.h...
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by PhilippGille 1y ago
Is there a way to sign up without Google SSO?
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by PhilippGille 1y ago
Let's Encrypt is run by a nonprofit organization [1], funded by corporate and individual sponsors (like Google and AWS, but also the EFF and Mozilla) [2]. That doesn't guarantee they don't have malicious intents, but it'
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by PhilippGille 1y ago
Given the security issues that come with MCP [1], I think it's a bad idea to call MCP a "guardrail/sandbox". Also, there are MCP servers that allow running any command in your terminal, including apt install / brew
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by PhilippGille 1y ago
This was submitted earlier: DINOV3: Self-supervised learning for vision at unprecedented scale | https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44904608
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It's worth being precise here: - The attacker can doublespend their transactions if their hashing power is high enough to create more blocks than what the recipient is waiting for. E.g. you buy a lambo, the shop waits 10 blocks after t
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by PhilippGille 1y ago
For Go, I've been using Wails [1] and Fyne [2]. The former uses a web view for the UI, the latter is Go only. [1] https://github.com/wailsapp/wails [2] https://github.com/fyne-io/fyne
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by PhilippGille 1y ago
Quote: > And, long story short, we now have an implementation of certificate-based SSH, running over gVisor user-mode TCP/IP, running over userland wireguard-go, built into flyctl.
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by PhilippGille 1y ago
Kagi Assistant uses 3rd party LLM providers. Lumo doesn't.
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by PhilippGille 1y ago
Unfortunately 3-letter airport codes don't work as advertised, because for many airport codes there are actual cities with the same 3-letter name and those take precedence in their lookup. Multiple GitHub issues around this have been o
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by PhilippGille 1y ago
There are still issues. Just going with your example, see the threads in the Framework forum around lid close issues (almost all from Linux users): https://community.frame.work/search?q=lid%20close Reports about high batter
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by PhilippGille 1y ago
Here's a simple example using a part of a DBpedia dataset, but you can download other Wikipedia datasets and import those: https://github.com/philippgille/chromem-go/tree/v0.7.0/examp... (Disclosure
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There are dozens of open source alternatives to Cloudflare Tunnels: https://github.com/anderspitman/awesome-tunneling That being said, I believe Pangolin is one of the better and polished ones.
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To make it shorter than OP's reply, from my understanding of the offerings: - PlanetScale for predictable load. You pick a config (CPU, memory) and if you don't have traffic it sits idle, and if you have traffic it's limited
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by PhilippGille 1y ago
> Next claude code execute the plan, either with sonnet 3.7 or sonnet 4 depending on the complexity of the task. Because most of my day-to-day is in clojure I tend to use sonnet 4 to get the parens right. This made me chuckle. Perfect ex

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