Rapzid

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by Rapzid 4mo ago
Got'em! Yes, this one right here officer; that's the clanker!
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by Rapzid 4mo ago
Yeah, hasn't it been "best practice" for a decade or more to treat JWT like a ticket and swap it for a cookie-based session ID in anything browser-like? Then you just do all the cookie session "best practices" to lo
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by Rapzid 4mo ago
Nothing is a fantastic alternative. Graphite is an incredible amount of "extra" for a team that just communicates and knows how to use git..
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by Rapzid 4mo ago
The valuation bubble on AI is threatening the entire global economy at this point.
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by Rapzid 4mo ago
To a layman that seems like a really small efficiency tax if you can't get your hands on the magnets for some reason.
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by Rapzid 4mo ago
The road to hell is paved with "good" intentions.
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by Rapzid 4mo ago
"Only I can save us". It's a classic tragedy and cautionary tale. The idea Anthropic was going to speed run AI so they could control the usage and make it "safe" for humanity was never altruistic; it was a HUGE FUCK
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by Rapzid 4mo ago
This all seems "routine". Also the little sound bite about peak demand, Texas has enormous capacity during the summer as well; far, far exceeding demand. It makes total sense to be testing and connecting multi-GW consumers during
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by Rapzid 4mo ago
I can speed run Doom. Appeal denied!
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by Rapzid 4mo ago
I have never heard a recognized elite level anyone stop using their skills and say "I'm not noticing the decline in my own abilities" LOL
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by Rapzid 4mo ago
Until you don't. Then you'll have a story with something missing.
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by Rapzid 4mo ago
That's one way to look at it. Kinda like a way to look at cargo planes is in terms of boxes and sticks.
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by Rapzid 4mo ago
> with no second thoughts whatsoever As someone responsible for mitigating card testing "attacks", account harvesting, and DDOS attacks.. It is unfortunate, but the ISP industries(from telco up to transit) and CC industries are
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by Rapzid 4mo ago
The updates to this are insane; massive corruption.
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by Rapzid 4mo ago
Perhaps "they" can write games however they want? If you don't like it, don't do business with them? This is a weird thing to be legislating on.
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by Rapzid 4mo ago
Log as in the structure.
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by Rapzid 5mo ago
Just do a reservation on the record with the actor ID.
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by Rapzid 5mo ago
Shame it'll be like 3 years until System.Text.Json sees support for serialization or exporting schemas for them..
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by Rapzid 5mo ago
You are drawn to the multi generational accumulation of wealth and power? The societal ill our founders were concerned about that's currently giving us a high grade fever? Brings to mind a certain creature that thrives in festering wou
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by Rapzid 5mo ago
Clearly you are not involved lol. The suggestion seems to be that YC is involved in some way; perhaps untraditional.
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by Rapzid 5mo ago
Maybe some EE stuff like SSO and etc? Unfortunately layering that stuff on is super low effort in these LLM days.
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by Rapzid 5mo ago
It's an odd statement. AI slop? GitHub Copilot has pretty good local indexing too. It's not a super hard problem to put code into a vector DB..
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by Rapzid 5mo ago
Of course not. It's trendy and a great way to virtue signal right now. GitHub is the target of the latest "go woke, go broke" "decentralization!" cycle. Their recent issues dealing with 30x load just made them a hig
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by Rapzid 5mo ago
And it can quickly start spiraling out of control. The bloated implementations keep adding more and more context it needs for the next change. Discovery results start getting worse, implementations get worse, and bloat continues to increase
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by Rapzid 5mo ago
Yeah, if I could get double digit ms latency out of gpt-4.1 that would be game changing.
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by Rapzid 5mo ago
Yeah. I'd agree with this if it were tech leads that were mostly just IC leaders. But managers should mostly be about two things IMHO: > Facilitating for ICs. > COACHING. To elevate ICs and help propagate the desired "cult
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by Rapzid 5mo ago
Crypto was always a clown show. Not saying everyone working the crypto/Web 3.0 was a clown just.. This tone-def message coming out of the waning crypto industry is nothing more than an eye-roll.
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by Rapzid 5mo ago
GPT-5.3-instant wasn't even close to instant. Even with lowest effort it's like 3-4x best case TTFT compared to GPT-4.1 I know, I know.. But they are the one's labeling them "instant". There is a real need for a ref
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by Rapzid 5mo ago
Texas (TI) invented the handheld calculator after all.
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by Rapzid 5mo ago
If AI used as much water as the public "think"(lets say as much as the hysteria suggests the public thinks) then governments would have raised rates on them and they would have reduced usage...

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