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by bnchrch 2y ago
An archive link getting posted so you can read the content for free. Theres a bit of irony to this...
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by bnchrch 2y ago
My point is that it isnt a security system. Its a sign on the door that says "Please don't rob me" while the door is unlocked and no body is home.
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No, the difference is that theres nothing forcing you to abide by a robots.txt As long as that content is valuable it will be scraped and used. Theres no solution to this. So the structure of content sites will have to adapt. How? I dont kn
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by bnchrch 2y ago
We can both agree on the unfortunate future. But I think we can also both agree hoping that people will abide by your robots.txt file wont save us from that unfortunate future.
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by bnchrch 2y ago
Part of this article is someone upset that a company is ignoring the robots.txt file and scraping their site. To that I say boo-hoo. Many other companies already do this (not just Perplexity), Your moat shouldn't be hoping that actors
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by bnchrch 2y ago
Great app! Got a logo designed without leaving farcaster
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by bnchrch 2y ago
I think the naivety lies in underestimating how many backend systems are written in Typescript, and how large of the developer population knows / uses TS. In either sense, its alot. (Aside: The backend has plenty of bad languages. For
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by bnchrch 2y ago
It's the worlds premier consumer drone manufactor. Founded in 2006, worth over $15 billion. It's not quite as widely known as say Apple, Google, or Disney. But it has more brand awareness than most other modern brands. I'd re
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by bnchrch 2y ago
But too the OPs point. This is not a technology that should be included by default. No matter how cool. Saying this as a die hard Elixir fan who's been using it since 2015.
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PE Rollups is a plague that has been spreading for decades. Dental Offices, Urgent Care Clinics, Nursing Homes, Animal Hospitals, Utilities... Personally, I believe that the Mars group aggressive acquisition of veterinary clinics is partly
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by bnchrch 2y ago
Let me know when you can solve for 1 or more of - Human Greed - A system set up on the principal of the more you have capital you have, the more capital you can acquire. - The instinct to achieve "security" for you and your family
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by bnchrch 2y ago
Ive got a couple that I'm glad I snagged - https://hidden.so - https://fantastic.so - https://infiniteinterface.com (rebrand coming soon) and of course the ones Ive snagged for me, my wife and my dau
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by bnchrch 2y ago
This is fantastic and exactly the type of information I was hunting for! I particularly like the little benchmark you did on invocation time of native vs wasm vs firecracker vs docker.
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by bnchrch 2y ago
Unfortunately, in my case (and im sure many others), this code runs server side. Long running jobs, cpu intensive, etc.
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Its integration code, for third party services. Both read and write. So by nature you need to access the internet, but not the local network, and you need some file system access, but not much. We also pay for cpu cycles, so preventing bitc
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by bnchrch 2y ago
HOLY! Yes thats what this is about. I was coming to the comments to ask about this as I noticed a other (finance) companies [1] were providing this for free and I wanted to know what the game was about. [1] https://www.feylogos.c
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Ask HN: Whats State of the art for Code Sandboxing? (2024)
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The emphasis on "third-world" discounts how much of work is "translation" And a great translation is dependant to some degree on a shared - Language (Clear communication) - Culture (Shared Ideas, Processes and Cohesive H
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by bnchrch 2y ago
While I don't trust Apple to invest enough to build a "winning" LLM. I do trust them to build the best hardware stack to enable a local LLM. Will be interesting to see how this plays out in the short term. But in the long run
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I know this is a joke, but. This strategy would eventually let them rebuild it from the ground up. WSL is a good bridge for now, but a larger shift to a unix OS is still needed.
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by bnchrch 2y ago
This is brilliant. But I needed to go find out a better description for my luddite self Heres how using a bond backed mortgage causes the mortgage to become cheaper during interest rate rises ---- * How Interest Rates Affect Present Value *
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by bnchrch 2y ago
Among the many logical fallacies already pointed out. I would like to add one more. This assumes that Microsofts future IS windows. I don't believe that has been the case since Satya. And once you realize that you can see the future is
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Dont forget Equifax!
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This was something I learned when owning even a moderately successful github app. There are a lot of bad actors out there, who end up in your inbox monthly, asking to "acquire" your app for a small sum of money. I would bet some i
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by bnchrch 2y ago
Honestly. This is a pretty good advertisement for Apple. I appreciate the effort that they've put into making my device less valuable to thiefs.
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by bnchrch 2y ago
Quickly? without blocking myself? Nextjs + Hasura
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Petty Opinion: They deserve it after what they did to Heroku
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I think Elixir might have the most wonderful community out there. Really cool to see the concerted effort in parallel going into both ML problem space, and into introducing typing.
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Final addendum, I think the ability to introspect a GraphQL schema is going to be a really important feature when building LLM based systems I did a talk on that here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_g06VqdKUc
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by bnchrch 2y ago
At a quick fly over its useful in situations where: - You value typing - You have many relations and interrelations - You have multiple clients with different needs - Your org has a distinct divide between backend and frontend - You need to

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