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by a_t48 5mo ago
If nothing else, it's nice for at least making a declarable developer setup.
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by a_t48 5mo ago
Down again this morning. Docker builds are real slow.
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by a_t48 5mo ago
IIRC Nix is checksummed in the hash of the source of the content, not the results.
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by a_t48 5mo ago
based
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by a_t48 5mo ago
I think I broke it a little, playing around with INT64_MAX - https://mathstick.github.io/play?q=hrojihaacciabcmtskiistbij... Edit: mostly directed at OP, the puzzle maker claimed something like 12 identical solutions for th
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by a_t48 5mo ago
I've never had ChatGPT try and talk to me about The Gay Agenda. This sounds like you asked and it gave you an answer.
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by a_t48 5mo ago
Sounds like L1 vs L2 support :)
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by a_t48 5mo ago
Thanks for replying. Just a heads up https://www.warpbuild.com/compare/depot spins and doesn't show anything for me.
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by a_t48 5mo ago
Why warpbuild over the alternatives? I've seen depot before and am tempted, but open to other platforms.
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by a_t48 6mo ago
Not niche enough :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NXSMdUH_Cg
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by a_t48 6mo ago
I love that the TEST PROGRAM at the end to verify the computer is working is to basically scholars mate yourself.
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by a_t48 6mo ago
Thanks, this is helpful. I might just end up using content defined chunking in addition/instead, but it's good to know that there is a path forward if I stick with the current architecture.
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by a_t48 6mo ago
This is very cool. Worth a submission by itself.
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by a_t48 6mo ago
If anyone knows a similar solution for zstd, I'm very interested. I'm doing streaming uncompression to disk and I'd like to be able to do resumable downloads without _also_ storing the compressed file.
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by a_t48 6mo ago
Only if you want the slap to include a free trip to the hospital. I've worked direct with "collaborative arms" before. They are supposed to be safe for humans to be around. The dents I put in the side of the casing of the arm
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by a_t48 6mo ago
I got exactly this warning message yesterday, saying that it could use up a significant amount of my token budget if I resumed the conversation without compaction.
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by a_t48 6mo ago
I've started doing this with hashes in a CLI I'm working on. For slow prints, it's somewhat helpful https://asciinema.org/a/aD38Pk88CZgSZqtq but for debug dumps with many many hashes it really helps read
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by a_t48 6mo ago
This is great, AI freeing us from bikeshedding.
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by a_t48 6mo ago
Where is the gist? I assumed LLM/bot because of the disconnect between "here's a gist" and "still cookin"
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by a_t48 6mo ago
The secret to not waiting at Ariscault is to live nearby and go on a weekday - you can walk right up.
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by a_t48 6mo ago
Hey, please don't blindly paste/post from LLMs, please.
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by a_t48 6mo ago
How was RGB tested, in that case?
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by a_t48 6mo ago
The ArtifactFS thing looks neat. I love this thing: https://github.com/cloudflare/artifact-fs/blob/main/examples... - it's kind of a generic image that turns into "another image" based on
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by a_t48 6mo ago
You got relegated to a stack of dirty stacked up crates, according to the genAI article images.
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by a_t48 6mo ago
They're certainly a rabbit hole, too.
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by a_t48 6mo ago
Which VN is this?
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by a_t48 6mo ago
Constant struggle to get Claude to stop putting in little comments in the code that are only relevant to pointing out the thing it just changed, rather than actually helpful context for later.
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by a_t48 6mo ago
That depends on how the children were spawned, no? prctl(PR_SET_PDEATHSIG, SIGTERM); or similar will fix this.
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by a_t48 6mo ago
What would you build that would make it different/better than the existing registries out there?
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by a_t48 6mo ago
Yes, actually, there are. I've built https://clipper.dev . I'm somewhat focused on robotics/edge device use cases right now (handling large images in bandwidth constrained environments), but my storage costs are al

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