Zambyte

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841.
by Zambyte 1y ago
No.
842.
by Zambyte 1y ago
Bravery feels like fear and doing it anyways :)
843.
by Zambyte 1y ago
FWIW I also build a lot on NATS for work, and we pay Synadia for consulting. We would have taken our business elsewhere due to the license change has that happened.
844.
by Zambyte 1y ago
In the context of Zig, Ziggit has been pretty nice also. I use that instead.
845.
by Zambyte 1y ago
Not sure why this was flagged. It was an interesting read, thanks for sharing. My biggest concern with using Zig has been the breaking changes that you mentioned, but I have been pushing forward with it for personal projects because it just
846.
by Zambyte 1y ago
You don't need a VM for a "write once run anywhere" environment at all. That's the whole point of high level programming languages like C and Fortran. The innovation of having a VM to run everything in is to be able to
847.
by Zambyte 1y ago
Cool, I'm definitely hoping for a sensible outcome. NATS has been a great tool to work with, and Synadia has also been great to work with.
848.
by Zambyte 1y ago
Very interesting that this is happening at the same time that NATS is going proprietary. Obviously Redis is way more well known, but as someone who has built a bunch on NATS over the last few years, this makes Redis an interesting choice to
849.
by Zambyte 1y ago
They were obviously making a tongue in cheek comment instead of seriously suggesting Valkey may go proprietary.
850.
by Zambyte 1y ago
s/can't/choose not to/ s/'re forced to//
851.
by Zambyte 1y ago
> Can’t you decode a QR code and then paste it over? Yes, but that is intentionally rejected by the Signal app. > Or will it take a USB camera as an addon for this temporary need? See: > USB cameras are arbitrarily blocked too, I t
852.
by Zambyte 1y ago
It's my primary mobile device; it's completely replaced my phone at this point besides GPS, and I don't even have a personal laptop. I just plug my ZSA voyager into it and use a bluetooth mouse and it becomes my laptop. I bel
853.
by Zambyte 1y ago
Tiling WMs have more up front cost, but they don't require continuous tinkering if you don't want to tinker. I have been using the same SwayWM config for like 5 years now.
854.
by Zambyte 1y ago
I watched this video on my Daylight Computer :) Definitely loving the rise of e-paper. As someone who spends a large portion of every day looking at a screen, it is just so much more comfortable than staring at a flashlight. Definitely exci
855.
by Zambyte 1y ago
> and there's no way "tracking" makes them anywhere near as much money as a simple premium subscription. Who places ads everywhere else on the web?
856.
by Zambyte 1y ago
I don't see shorts on Bluesky, but I remember seeing something about video feeds a while back. Do you use video feeds?
857.
by Zambyte 1y ago
> @dh nats ! This brings me directly to https://hub.docker.com/_/nats/ . Like it doesn't even show Kagi. > @hn ! This brings me directly to the front page of HN. > @gh jj ! This brings me to https:&#
858.
by Zambyte 1y ago
The assistant recently was made available to all tiers, with only the more expensive models being limited to the higher tier.
859.
by Zambyte 1y ago
> But I have not objectively done comparisons to try to figure out if it's better or not. The default search results are nice quality, comparable to Google (they use Google as one of their sources for results). The customization is
860.
by Zambyte 1y ago
It seems like the answer would be country dependant. I have found a great group of people on Bluesky, but it was very easy to find people who like a band that I follow. I'm not sure how easy it would be to find people interested in tal
861.
by Zambyte 1y ago
I think it's worth comparing search traffic to language model traffic. There isn't an easy 1:1 comparison (searches vs user messages? searches vs threads / conversations? single LLM queries often compose aspects of multiple s
862.
by Zambyte 1y ago
What do you want to talk about?
863.
by Zambyte 1y ago
> Apple doesn't "know best" - it's just that that is what the system package manager is. The fact that that is what the system package manager is is why I said Apple "knows best". You can pick from dozens
864.
by Zambyte 1y ago
As far as system package managers go, yeah. That's part of the price you pay for choosing Apple (Knows Best) TM. There is brew, nix and the like for applications on MacOS too though.
865.
by Zambyte 1y ago
Or better yet, let the system package manager do it's job.
866.
by Zambyte 1y ago
More microblogging than a forum, but I have been really loving Bluesky for non technical discussions.
867.
by Zambyte 1y ago
I wonder how different the results would be if all of the people participating in the study were lawyers too. They would probably be way better at telling which response was AI vs a lawyer, but I wonder if they would also prefer the ChatGPT
868.
by Zambyte 1y ago
You're both right.
869.
by Zambyte 1y ago
The name is pronounced "spay sex", a nod to space sex.
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by Zambyte 2y ago
> An Apache 2.0 licensed server version will always remain available and supported. As someone who uses NATS, this seems fine to me I think. It seems weird to me that they think they have to leave the CNCF to create BSL extensions though

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