TZubiri

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by TZubiri 7mo ago
From earlier in the series. "Okay, so the reason I initially did this was because I didn’t want to pay Contabo an extra $1.50/mo to have object storage just to be able to spawn VPSes from premade disk images." I think there&#
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by TZubiri 7mo ago
Modern software regularly takes like 1 second to load anyways. 200ms is the minimum human reaction time, so adding 100ms would only add like 50% to the REPL user interaction. Something like 10Hz might be quite usable while minimally contri
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by TZubiri 7mo ago
I've seen something like this before, here's the Argentina constitution as a git repo, with reforms as commits. Much shorter in scope, but this was pre LLM coding P.S: Sadly my PR amendment was repealled
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by TZubiri 7mo ago
You're going to the bathroom at an airport? You pee in a urinal you can't even take home. YOU OWN NOTHING
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by TZubiri 7mo ago
Agree. I was working on an open source package, noticed something weird, and noticed the size of the uv.lock and got a bit scared. It's a pandemic, I will be hardening my security, and rotating my keys just in case.
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by TZubiri 7mo ago
Nice feature. However uv is suspect at the moment, in the sense that it is designed as a pip replacement to overcome issues that only exist when supply chains are of a size that isn't safe to have. So any project that has UV and any de
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by TZubiri 7mo ago
I like it so far. Did you call phone support at the time and ask about it? I find it's easy enough to get in a call with a human.
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by TZubiri 7mo ago
Shoutouts to all the real engineers who use a generic http client to call APIs and weren't impacted by this.
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by TZubiri 7mo ago
I don't understand how you can look at LLMs and how you think they will result in less time wasting bureocracy? Sure the users can use LLMs to talk to call centers, but businesses will absolutely block the sun with the amount of LLMs t
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by TZubiri 7mo ago
Not what I meant, I meant icmp as storage, not as communication. There was this article a long time ago about using packets in transit as storage/memory, mischeivously for free. Turns out this is how early memory worked, i think it was
821.
by TZubiri 7mo ago
As long as you are using JSON, you will be able to optimize. Did you know that you can pass numbers up to 2 billion in 4 constant bytes instead of as a string of 20 average dynamic bytes? Also, fun fact, you can cut your packets in half by
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by TZubiri 7mo ago
There's certainly a category of software where contributing to is fun and motivating, like music software. But there's a category of software that's not fun to build and that users need. Excel clone falls into the latter. It&
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by TZubiri 7mo ago
Coming up: playing doom on Ping-as-Storage
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by TZubiri 7mo ago
I agree, what's the alternative, not only are they not allowed to ask for Donations, but now they are not allowed to complain about entitlement? How ridiculous would that be, users that get stuff for free setting the rules on how they
825.
by TZubiri 7mo ago
Interesting how this turned out for the better.
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by TZubiri 7mo ago
The demand of users is infinite, even if they don't pay, in fact the less they pay the more demanding they may be. You know when users gang up on Freemium companies that monetize with ads? Acting like ads are the evil of the world, it&
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by TZubiri 7mo ago
If this doesn't sound bad enough, it's possible that Copilot is already enabled. As we know this kind of features are pushed to users instead of being asked for. Maybe it's already active in our accounts and we don't rea
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by TZubiri 7mo ago
Two issues with this: 1- Vulnerabilities, Secrets can be leaked to other users. 2- Intellectual Property, can also be leaked to other users. Most smart clients won't opt-out, they will just cut usage entirely.
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by TZubiri 7mo ago
Oh I agree, I'm just saying that I understood what was meant
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by TZubiri 7mo ago
>Access is not conditioned on approval Legal training may be counterproductive to understanding this obviously non legal document. I understand that it simply means that 'the thing' is public, and everyone has access. As oppose
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by TZubiri 7mo ago
Did I read this correctly? You were on the job for 1 month and you are now starting a competing company? >when I was leaving my boss told me I should start my own company. Genuinely or sarcastically?
832.
by TZubiri 7mo ago
What's the gold rush in this scenario, just business in general? Doesn't seem like it can be a tulip if it encompasses all productive endeavors.
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by TZubiri 7mo ago
>Programming for different LLM APIs is a hassle That's what they pay us for I'd get it if it were a hassle that could be avoided, but it feels like you are trying to avoid the very work you are being paid for, like if a MCD emp
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by TZubiri 7mo ago
Thank you for posting this, interesting. I hope that everyone's course of action will be uninstalling this package permanently, and avoiding the installation of packages similar to this. In order to reduce supply chain risk not only do
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by TZubiri 7mo ago
+1 All the power to you if you build a product out of this, I don't wanna be that guy that says that dropbox is dead because you can just setup ftp. But with Codex/Claude Code, I was able to achieve this very result just from pr
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by TZubiri 7mo ago
It seems to position itself as a branch of Mozilla Foundation Check the footer: >"Visit mozilla.ai’s not-for-profit parent, the Mozilla Foundation. Portions of this content are ©1998–2023 by individual mozilla.org contributors.&quot
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by TZubiri 7mo ago
When comparing a sales chatbot agent with a sales human agent, there is no difference. A chatbot answer would be no more legally binding than a human's answer. The actual reduction in liability would come down to who can make less mist
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by TZubiri 7mo ago
My brother in christ, the function is just that of a salesman, you are pondering philosophical about whether a salesman's actions are ethical. Company makes a chatbot that sells their product and advises customers on what to buy. To be
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by TZubiri 7mo ago
But the chatbot will take as a source the comparision data provided by companies! It's very common practice for a company to do some SEO articles with comparing them to their competitor like "FooSoft vs BarSoft", with things
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by TZubiri 7mo ago
>I think the core challenge here is that being able to (in "development") quickly change the prompt or other parameters and re-run the system to see how it changes is really valuable for making a tight iteration loop Sure, do t

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