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bomewish
3y ago
Why not manticore as backend? Much better perf than ES, less memory intense, sql syntax. Just fantastic all round!!
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bomewish
3y ago
Totally agree both on the intended use case (see some project where some library is being used and how) and result — most often finding bupkis.
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3y ago
Absolutely sick shit. My gosh. With the wife and three kids. Disgusting and horrifying.
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3y ago
I get that. I just thought there were a tonne of even more exotic finds of more advanced technology than woodworking — but it’s not always clear which are ‘fringe’ and which have been invested with the epistemic authority of institutional s
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3y ago
lol it actually did and now I’m gonna read more about upserts!
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3y ago
Hah! Ok wow yeah I can see that documenting it would be a total pain to the benefit of exactly no one. Cool little project though.
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bomewish
3y ago
That third one sounds really great!
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bomewish
3y ago
Why not go straight from the json to Twitter?
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3y ago
They were betting on the reputation and track record of the principals, not a specific business plan they’ve got right now.
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3y ago
Thanks man. Read it all with great interest. I think you made the right call. I’ve heard similar cases to this.
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bomewish
3y ago
Haven’t there been a tonne of these things that supposedly push back the clock of human history? Why is this one in particular getting a lot of attention??
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bomewish
3y ago
You try karpathys course?
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bomewish
3y ago
Richard Hipp talks a lot about how SQLite adopted testing procedures directly from aviation.
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bomewish
3y ago
Superior to using ssh agent of software like bitwarden or keeper etc?
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bomewish
3y ago
Docker doesn’t solve this?
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bomewish
3y ago
Fascinating re the Chinese govt thing. Can you talk more about that? What dissidents? Did they buy the software? Did you find out any of this stuff?
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3y ago
I’m puzzled by this. Knowing SQL seems like a minor technical matter. You can learn whatever you need to do (or use gpt4 to quickly do stuff). Why does one need the expertise in syntax rather than just a general strong foundation in softwar
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3y ago
Totally agree. Y’all definitely need to show a demo and also have a LOT more information about the rag pipeline and dataset(s) powering this.
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3y ago
Probably the Americans would find out and it’s not an enemy you want. There would be retribution.
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3y ago
> E-html seems to be more about how can I do client side rendering without pulling in something huge like react, vue or whatever thing you fancy. Wait isn’t this what htmx is about too? Seriously what’s the fundamental difference between
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3y ago
The big issue there is that just keeping the network alive becomes enormously expensive right? So if miners aren’t being incentivised by processing transactions (because they’re way too expensive mostly) then there will be fewer miners?
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3y ago
Super curious how they even found out. Did he confess? Anyone got the info?
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3y ago
He’s being sarcastic
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3y ago
I was also puzzled. Thanks for asking and thanks for clarifying.
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3y ago
I do wonder if such a thing can actually exist in the realm of intelligence like in the realm of, say, flight. It’s not clear that’s the case.
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3y ago
This feels extremely cringe. “Law professor looks deeply into the mirror, loves what he sees.”
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3y ago
Exceed in some regards but not others right? Like, let’s not imagine the plane is better at being a bird than the bird. It’s an evocative set of associations though. Makes me think we’ll end up creating the Concorde of intelligence but be n
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3y ago
Extra life hack for Mac users — you can use mdfind first and then pipe those results into rg with xargs. Even faster. Mdfind has an index already so the results are almost instant even across huge numbers of files. Major qol improvement.
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3y ago
Cat to bat
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3y ago
Wonder if it does mdsearch/mdutil which is the macOS killer indexing process…?
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