Tostino

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by Tostino 1y ago
Sometimes it will alternate between different design patterns for implementing the same feature on different generations. If it gets the answer wrong and I notice it, often just regenerating will get past it rather than having to reformulat
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by Tostino 1y ago
I don't know, Gemini 2.5 has been the only model that's been able to not consistently make fundamental mistakes with my project as I've been working with it over the last year. Claud 3.7, 4.0, and 4.5 are not nearly as good.
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by Tostino 1y ago
The first step to dealing with heat at high kw, is to not generate the heat you have to dissipate in the first place. Which means chasing smaller and smaller efficiency gains, because that reduces heat generated. The more of the energy goin
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by Tostino 1y ago
I don't see it working like that in Ukraine...
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by Tostino 1y ago
Gah, totally intended to say judicial there. Oops.
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by Tostino 1y ago
The way I solved auth in my case was just proxying everything through my backend and having that do the auth. I have my own URL scheme and the users never see the URL for the file in S3. Another way you can do it is generating pre-signed UR
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by Tostino 1y ago
HN hug of death just FYI
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by Tostino 1y ago
There are plenty of compatible S3-like offerings. That's one of the lesser things that tie me to a cloud.
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by Tostino 1y ago
The legislative just love getting slapped in the face by the executive. Repeatedly.
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by Tostino 1y ago
Why wouldn't something like an RL environment allow them to specialize in poker playing, gaining those skills as necessary to increase score in that environment? E.g. given a small code execution environment, it could use some secure r
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by Tostino 1y ago
Reasonably often in ETL type tasks.
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by Tostino 1y ago
Which databases doesn't it degrade performance with when used as an indexed field?
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by Tostino 1y ago
Well, that's not great. I was building out the frontend for my next venture on Hilla. The responses in the comment section makes it clear they are de-prioritizing all work in that direction unless it is being pushed for by existing pay
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by Tostino 1y ago
Here it is in all it's glory (Pixel 7 Pro): https://imgbox.com/EUhc4iVi
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by Tostino 1y ago
As somebody who implemented manual incremental materialized tables using triggers, yeah it's pretty dang hard to make sure you get all the edge cases in which the data can mutate.
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by Tostino 1y ago
Singing to the choir on that one.
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by Tostino 1y ago
Why would hamstringing a domestic clean energy project be a good idea in that case? The less gas we use domestically, the more we can sell on the international market.
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by Tostino 1y ago
You think that will happen with this administration?
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by Tostino 1y ago
Abandon seems to be the right word considering the context you have added.
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by Tostino 1y ago
What deployment challenges have you had with Java / spring boot apps? It has been totally smooth sailing for me.
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by Tostino 1y ago
Ditto. Even things like Java flight recorder are open source now and work with any JDK distribution.
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by Tostino 1y ago
Which school shooting are you talking about?
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by Tostino 1y ago
Which demographics, specifically?
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by Tostino 1y ago
When I need to access an instance I do a local port forward for that instance using kubectl and connect to it with pgadmin like any other database. If I need to access another instance, I close that port forward and open another to the inst
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by Tostino 1y ago
Something I've had to do a handful of times against production systems when we absolutely couldn't reproduce an issue locally. Such a great debug ecosystem.
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by Tostino 1y ago
The platforms give reports to managers on idle time. If the manager is lazy and uses just that as an indicator of if someone is working or not then it's an easy metric to game.
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by Tostino 1y ago
Must be nice to have any trust in your police forces.
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by Tostino 1y ago
I believe so, because it is done in conjunction with their file bundling feature and doesn't rely on support from the blob storage backend. They create a new file with the diffs of a bundle of Postgres files, and upload that to blob st
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by Tostino 1y ago
They fixed that in pgbackrest a while ago: https://pgbackrest.org/user-guide.html#backup/block It was a major pain point for my backups for years.
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by Tostino 1y ago
I've even seen this with people who say they are interested in and following this tech. I don't get it. The same mistake just happens over and over. Journalists are some of the worst offenders.

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