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by _joel 9mo ago
Woosh
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by _joel 9mo ago
MySQL isn't mine either, it's Larry Ellison's.
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by _joel 9mo ago
I just tend to use https://github.com/le0pard/pgtune
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by _joel 9mo ago
I hope it "Reticulates Tiny Splines" (good work btw)
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by _joel 9mo ago
> without burning 10 years of cash flow. Don't they have the highest market cap of any company in existence?
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by _joel 9mo ago
404 for me
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by _joel 10mo ago
It might have been pretty horrible but I hold Frontpage 97 with fond memories, it started my IT career, although not for HTML reasons. The _vti_cnf dir left /etc/passwd downloadable, so I grabbed it from my school website. One Jac
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by _joel 10mo ago
apologies, I misread this and gave a terse reply.
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by _joel 10mo ago
No, this thread is about multiple containers across machines. What you describe is multi-master for the server . You can run multple agents across serveral nodes therefore clustering the container workload across multiple container hosting
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by _joel 10mo ago
No, it's not. Read the docs[1] - sqlite is the default. "Lightweight datastore based on sqlite3 as the default storage backend. etcd3, MySQL, and Postgres are also available." [1] https://docs.k3s.io/
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by _joel 10mo ago
k3s uses sqlite, so not etcd.
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by _joel 10mo ago
Indeed, it seems a knee jerk response without justification. k3s is pretty damn minimal.
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by _joel 11mo ago
I do, some may will the bits into existence, but then again, they're probably not using a cloud based IDE :)
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by _joel 11mo ago
You can get local RAG with Anythingllm if you want minimal effort too fwiw. Pretty much plug and play. Used it for simple testing for an idea before getting into the weeds of langchain and agentic RAG.
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by _joel 11mo ago
What about cloud based IDEs?
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by _joel 11mo ago
I use gh cli to make and track issues on the repo's issue tracker, create and reference the issue in the PR. I use Claude normally, so have Gemini and Codex that sit as automated reviewers (github apps), then get Claude to review the c
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by _joel 11mo ago
Let's not forget the spider that bit him too, he wouldn't be the man he is without the spider.
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by _joel 11mo ago
it already has one - https://github.com/chr15m/runprompt/blob/main/runprompt#L1 If you curl/wget a script, you still need to chmod +x it. Git doesn't have this issue as it retains the file meta
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by _joel 11mo ago
Ricing a bit more performance out.
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by _joel 11mo ago
Ditto, I also find it'll invariably decide to disregard the CLAUDE.md again and produce a load of crap I didn't really ask it for.
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by _joel 11mo ago
Aren't your healthcare costs going to rapidly increase soon? Also with an approval rating so low, most Americans seem not to agree.
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by _joel 11mo ago
You crash, both systematically and through the windsceen.
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by _joel 11mo ago
Totally, especially the big chelsea tractors that seem to be even more direct to retina.
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by _joel 11mo ago
Well he does know a lot (about the antichrist)
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by _joel 11mo ago
Middle aged ravers still going, just about :)
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by _joel 11mo ago
I'm not sure it eliminates but reducing the temperature and top-k/p?
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by _joel 1y ago
"Beyond data centers, the same chips could enable portable spectrometers" Tricorders ftw
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by _joel 1y ago
Well, it is if you just run claude -p "Question goes here" As that will print the answer only and exit.
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by _joel 1y ago
That just doesn't register with some people.
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by _joel 1y ago
"Unix: A History and a Memoir, by Brian Kernihgan" is also an excellent read.

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