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by TeeWEE 2y ago
Very nice! However for our use case we want total control over the server database. And wanted to store it in normalized tables. The solution we went for us is streaming the mutation stream (basically the WAL) from/to client and server
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by TeeWEE 2y ago
Hahaha, why not just check if the toothpaste you're grabbing is the last one?
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AI Hype considered over by Dutch new site NOS(nos.nl)
2 points by TeeWEE 2y ago|0 comments
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by TeeWEE 2y ago
AI hype in one sentence: "We expect all of these will improve, likely dramatically, in future versions with the inclusion of multi-modal models and as the underlying foundation models" So much hype, so much believe. I no believe n
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by TeeWEE 2y ago
90% of AI companies are just thin layers on top of an LLM, sometimes useful but they have all the problems LLM have (I will explain) For existing companies with AI features: more useful but mostly LLM bolted on with the same use cases. They
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by TeeWEE 2y ago
It is a neat tech demo but it clearly shows the limits of AI: - I got it to generate invalid SQL resulting in errors - it merely generates reasonable SQL, but in my case it generated to disjoint set of tables…. - In practice you have tot re
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by TeeWEE 2y ago
That means getting those 2 million patients on every device... Really bad choice for medical software.
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AI Generated Song "Zo Zomer" in in Dutch Top25-NL Charts(top40.nl)
18 points by TeeWEE 2y ago|12 comments
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by TeeWEE 2y ago
Testing against the test environment works well for us. Even for terminal in person payments. Even makes it much easier to simulate edge cases.
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by TeeWEE 2y ago
Why not change the backend yourselve? Don’t you have access to the repo?
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by TeeWEE 2y ago
I don’t drink alcohol anymore. But I still drink. 0% alcohol beverages. 0.0 beers. Or <0.5% beers. I especially like IPA or Weissbeers I still get invited for drinking. I still join parties. I still act crazy. Just without the bad side e
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by TeeWEE 2y ago
Even if you deploy manually all at once: you have the same problem. A solution is slow rollout. Not a manual deploy button
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by TeeWEE 2y ago
One things this articles kind of misses: You need that unique token... Ok, you can get it in some way.. But ticketmaster should keep it private, then, even if you know the algorithm. You still cant do a lot without the token...... So he rev
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by TeeWEE 2y ago
The barcode in apple wallet also auto-updates.
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by TeeWEE 2y ago
So it can’t use the internal id index, result: slow lookups for external ids.
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by TeeWEE 2y ago
Big serial is sequential and it’s very easy to guess the next number. So you got the problem of sequential key attack… If you use only uuid in your outwards facing api then you still have the problem of slow queries. Since you need them to
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by TeeWEE 2y ago
If you have distributed data creation. (Creating data on the client). And a CRDT style mechanism for syncing, then you can’t use bigserial because of the simple fact that it is sequential. The best solution here is uuidv7. Since you can gen
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by TeeWEE 2y ago
Also to support this: Biological systems are often very simple systems but repeated a lot... The brain is a lot of neurons... Apparently having a neural net (even small) predicts the future better... And that increased survival.. To survive
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by TeeWEE 2y ago
Lossy compression of all world information results in super intelligence.... Thats the whole eureka thing to understand... To compress well, you need to understand. To predict the next word, you need to undestand the world. Ilya explains it
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by TeeWEE 2y ago
A Dutch company sold 100 flying cars to Dubai: https://innovationorigins.com/en/dutch-flying-car-soars-with...
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by TeeWEE 2y ago
https://martin.kleppmann.com/2011/03/07/accounting-for-compu...
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
According this this 80% of the exports are manufactured in the Netherlands: https://www.cbs.nl/nl-nl/nieuws/2016/23/nederland-tweede-lan... Things like vertical food farms, huge greenhouses, intensive fa
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
Mermaid solves the problem for me for now.
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
Just pin the dependencies and your mostly fine right?
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
True but if you want to test every merge-request it becomes expensive. We had a customer k8s cluster per feature branch with e2e testing. A middle ground is testcontainers for feature branches, and the trunk branch a full e2e suite deployed
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
This is useful too but expensive. Test containers provide a middle ground. For example we have pure unit tests. But also some tests that boot up Postgres. Test the db migration and gives you a db to play with for your specific “unit” test t
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
This is basically a metric with tags. Only difference is that a metric has a main unit it measures. In the end anything can be represented as a structured log. A span is NOT what the OP calls a “system wide event”. A span has a begin and en
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
The proof is in the pudding, show me the code! In my experience LLM are smart but sometimes inconsistent and over a long chat it might say things that are logically self contradictions… when you tell it that it confirms it. It just seems li
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
> i'he become against mocks in tests. A usefull tool, but rarely needed. You can make tests reliable and fast without them Good luck with that when you’re dealing with external APIs. And numerous systems such as Postgres, redis, Kaf
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
Very cool! I like the immediate mode ui! Question: does this mean the server is stateful? Or is the state send with every request?

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