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by TZubiri 7mo ago
>"Stage 2: “Can we tweak the prompt without deploying?” Are we playing philosophy here? If you move some part of the code from the repo and into a database, then changing that database is still part of the deployment, but now you ju
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by TZubiri 7mo ago
We are talking about a hypothetical sales chatbot which would be built alongside the business, so they absolutely have the capacity and information necessary to train the chatbot to advise their own clients.
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by TZubiri 7mo ago
"I know someone’s going to say “you can lock the dependencies ” but this does not make it for sure that you’ll get a 1 for 1 copy" It doesn't. Node ecosystem keeps getting worse the closer you look at it. At that point I&#x27
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by TZubiri 7mo ago
The use case for chat interfaces would be as follows: Grandma wants to buy a good bike, but doesn't know about types of wheels or how many gears they need, or what type of frame is appropriate for their body type.
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by TZubiri 7mo ago
What are we talking about here? ChatGPT as an interface to buy groceries? Or ChatGPT as an interface to build a website. I fail to see how these would be related other than using a specific technology
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by TZubiri 7mo ago
It depends on the product, if we are talking commodities or mass produced products like groceries, sure. If we are talking custom products or complex appliances that need a lot of guidance, then maybe chat interface is appropriate.
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by TZubiri 7mo ago
>Committing node_modules to your repository increases the surface area available for automated improvement by several orders of magnitude. A typical Express application vendors around 30,000 files. Each of these is a potential target for
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by TZubiri 7mo ago
Considering that the DNS in question is third-party, that is, it's independent from the ISP. Then the DNS and the ISP will not share data with each other on a routine basis, which would make this concern negligible for every day traffi
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by TZubiri 7mo ago
what is the vector here? dns traffic is practically anonymous, there would have to be some very specific and purposeful trickery going on to link dns traffic to an identity. It sounds like something more hypothetical than a tangible threat
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by TZubiri 7mo ago
Today we are one of the lucky 10k
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by TZubiri 7mo ago
I started with Codex, then switched to OpenCode, then switched to Codex. OpenCode just has more bugs, it's incredibly derivative so it doesn't really do anything else than Codex. The advantage of OpenCode is that it can use any un
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by TZubiri 7mo ago
I assign a specific user for it, which doesn't have much access to my files. So what I want is complete autonomy.
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
So I was saying that rust monolithicism is NOT based on ignorance and naivety. Do you see what I mean by nuance? I think you just glanced at the comment, saw that there were negative words around rust, and you lossy compressed into "Ru
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
This event sounds much more realistic/common, the motivation of an ISP to save bandwidth costs is much more likely/frequent than the motivation of an ISP to monetize through ads (in addition to monthly service fees).
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
I thought that was a one time thing in a 3rd world country blown out of proportion into myth status. Would you mind sharing what ISP it was and what time period this was in?
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
> (a Rust rewrite of the standard GNU coreutils -- ls, cp, rm, cat, sort, etc), which are installed by default in Ubuntu 25.10. 0 benefits and only risks involved. Users are forced to choose between a worse new version or an older versio
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
I think the vulnerability would be that not only the host can now MITM, but other co-tenants would have the capability to bypass that MiTM protection.
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
It's hard to think of a clearer example for the concept of Developer Experience. One similar example of SSH related UX design is Github. We mostly take the git clone git@github.com/author/repo for granted, as if it were a sta
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
Op solved a problem and your comment is "I wouldn't have solved the problem". >legacy IP lol
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
1. 24 hours is not common at all for A records, it should be between 5 minutes to 60 minutes. Perhaps you are thinking of NS records, which would only be changed very infrequently, and both the source and target systems should be up so that
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
When I registered my account I gave my date of birth didn't I?
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
>"Here’s where the lobbying gets surgical. The proposed laws hammer Apple’s App Store and Google Play with compliance requirements but reportedly spare social media platforms—Meta’s core busines Because social media already has the
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
If there's an Open Source application that you can show me as a good example of ORM usage, I'd be interested in seeing it as a steelman argument for them.
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
Pretty sure that discussion was had in the 20s. What emerged was a securities regulation system with rules and prohibitions built on the mission of productive companies and positive-sum games. Polymarket also bets on sports games and wars w
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
A hint is in the name, it's called the wealth of nations not the wealth of the sovereign individual.
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
Didn't the committee agree that ORMs were a mistale and a thing of the past?
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
To add a dissenting voice. I've worked with small businesses and even small technical teams as a DNS consultant specifically. DNS has only been a source of issues and confusion and not at all related to any requirements, just a form of
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
But nobody 'came to your website', it's more like they sent you a letter and you mailed the package. That's exporting to me. Consider that your server received a connection from an ISP that you know has global reach, and
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
This is Affero GPL, pretty sure that means that it can only be used in FOSS code.
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
Not at all, this is a different thing. This is a way to let users use the Codex-app to Codex-model interface that the 20$ subscription uses so that other apps can use the OpenAI API without paying per token. What you are describing is SSO w

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