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by andix 1y ago
A lot of valid arguments. But the conclusion (hate) is not constructive. LLMs are here, and they are going to stay. Like cars, internet or smartphones.
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by andix 1y ago
nx is not a random dependency. It's a multi-project management tool, package manager, build tool, and much more. It's backed by a commercial offering. A lot of serious projects use it for managing a lot of different concerns. This
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by andix 1y ago
I guess this won't help with something like nx. It's a CLI tool that is supposed to be executed inside the source code repo, in CI jobs or on developer pcs.
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by andix 1y ago
But you're still updating at some point. Usually to the latest version. If you're unlucky, you are the first victim, a few seconds after the package was published. (Edit: on a popular package there will always be a first victim so
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by andix 1y ago
> "These versions have since been removed from NPM as of 10:44 PM EDT" If you're ever writing a post like that, please use UTC, standard time formats (RFC, 24h format) and add the date. "10:44 PM EDT" is somethin
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by andix 1y ago
Are there any package managers that have something like a min-age setting. To ignore all packages that were published less than 24 or 36 hours ago? I’ve run into similar issues before, some package update that broke everything, only to get
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by andix 1y ago
Sure, but it seems like trees are quite dumb, they don't think that much ahead.
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by andix 1y ago
Edit: ^/api(/(?!v[0-9]). )?$ is v1 ^/api/v2(/. )?$ is v2 It's really not an issue in any case, it just itches your brain, because is not as neat as you would like it to be.
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by andix 1y ago
Switching to an incompatible/breaking API requires some rework anyway. The consumer of an API usually doesn't support multiple versions in parallel.
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by andix 1y ago
I don't see any harm in adding versioning later. Let's say your api is /api/posts, then the next version is simply /api/v2/posts.
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by andix 1y ago
Not only trees in cities do that. A lot of clogged home sewers are caused by trees that wanted more to drink. Once the sewer line is fully blocked, they've arrived in paradise. Now there is a constant supply in the permanently filled s
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by andix 1y ago
Imagine a follow-up call of a customer. They are referring to earlier calls and the call center agents needs to check what it was about. So they can skim/read the transcripts while talking to the customer. I guess it's really hard
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by andix 1y ago
Thanks for the feedback. I've stumbled upon it when it when the project was quite new, and it looked promising. kube-hetzner seems to be a bit stuck, they have a big backlog for the next major release, but it might never happen.
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by andix 1y ago
I guess UI and commercial support.
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by andix 1y ago
k3s does support running separate control plane and worker node pools. It's not just for toy-project clusters, or single node clusters. k3s can also power rather big clusters.
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by andix 1y ago
There is this project to deploy k3s to Hetzner via Terraform: https://github.com/kube-hetzner/terraform-hcloud-kube-hetzne... It's not the smoothest thing I've ever used, but it's all self hosted and eve
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by andix 1y ago
A password manager is the one thing I'm very skeptical to use SSO for.
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by andix 1y ago
Do I get it correctly, that they run their build infrastructure on at least 15 year old hardware?
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by andix 1y ago
The very limited software support would probably stop me from buying one. Even if there are builds or container images for riscv64, they are probably often not tested at all. Sometimes different architectures have weird quirks (unexpected p
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by andix 1y ago
It's just 3 buttons, the first one ("Zustimmen" / Accept) closes it right away.
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by andix 1y ago
One of the suggested prompts was: "create a presentation about". So I did that and asked it to create a presentation about things to do around a popular location. It did research for ages, not really finding anything useful. And t
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by andix 1y ago
I have it available already for one or two weeks. Tried it once and it really sucked.
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by andix 1y ago
It makes me think that GPT-5 is mostly a huge cost saving measurement. It's probably more energy efficient than older models, so they remove it from ChatGPT. It also makes comparisons to older models much harder.
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by andix 1y ago
It's a bit of an edge case. It makes a good point and it uses text from a credible source. AFAIK everything NASA publishes is royalty free and can just be copied. One additional sentence between the image and the content like this and
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by andix 1y ago
GPT-5 just dropped for my ChatGPT Plus. Two concerning things: - thinking/non-thinking is still not really unified, you can chose and the non-thinking version still doesn't start thinking on tasks that could obviously get better r
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by andix 1y ago
To me the whole demo [edit: today's openai live stream] didn't feel revolutionary at all. Especially the code generation part. It feels to me like Claude Web can do those illustration artifacts already for months equally well. Als
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by andix 1y ago
I'm always baffled that magic links is the only way to sign in to Anthropic Console or Claude. No passwords, no passkeys, nothing. They do provide Google sign-in, but I've had issues with Google sign-in during traveling too often
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by andix 1y ago
It can't be a guarantee. Even the smallest patches for vulnerabilities change the behavior of the code. Most of the time this is not a problem, but weird things happen all the time. Higher memory usage, slower performance, some regress
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by andix 1y ago
> On .NET 9, I just now did `dotnet new webapi` followed by `dotnet publish --self-contained -p:PublishSingleFile=true` and the binary is 103MB. I've just tried the same, but with native-aot (build to native code). On Windows it was
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by andix 1y ago
> they usually refer to an upstream by hash exactly the same thing as a lockfile

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