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by caleblloyd 1y ago
Is the backend pluggable? Could it be configured to write to any key value store with support for optimistic concurrency control?
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by caleblloyd 1y ago
Both announcements on the heels of OpenAI Codex Research Preview too, which is essentially the same product
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by caleblloyd 1y ago
I love Michael Lewis’ writing style! I have probably read half of the books in this blog article and can remember hardly any of them, but I could still summarize Flash Boys because it was such a cool story.
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by caleblloyd 1y ago
Anthropic is releasing blog articles where they are discovering how Claude works through experiments and observations. It seems more like science than engineering when even the creators have to run scientific experiments to figure out how w
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by caleblloyd 1y ago
Cursor tries to save more money on context than ChatGPT. So when both are targeting GPT 4o, the ChatGPT App will incorporate more context history and memories than Cursor.
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by caleblloyd 1y ago
Conversely the ultimate test may be that once the free plan is monetized with ads, how many users will continue to use ChatGPT.
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by caleblloyd 1y ago
Dockerfile seems very specific to Docker still, I don’t think they have to go through a committee to add anything to the spec https://docs.docker.com/build/buildkit/dockerfile-release-no... If any organization ado
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by caleblloyd 2y ago
Individual Contributor- a position that doesn’t have reports
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by caleblloyd 2y ago
I just upgraded from a 7-year old XPS 15 - technically it was a Precision 5520 from when Dell still had a Developer Edition that would ship with Ubuntu but it was hands down the best Linux laptop I had. The things I loved about that one wa
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by caleblloyd 2y ago
> Laptops are especially problematic, with issues like Wi-Fi, sleep, and battery life. 100% true, but I love Linux as a daily driver for development. It is the same os+architecture as the servers I am deploying to! I have had to carefull
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by caleblloyd 2y ago
I agree, in my limited experience the sub remains consistent even when changing the Google Workspace domain. So the email changes but sub remains the same. The issue seems to be clients matching on email/hd claim instead. I wonder what
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by caleblloyd 2y ago
> My boss came to see me. He told me that the team’s productivity was dangerously declining. That we should use artificial intelligence more effectively. That we risked being overtaken by competitors who, without a doubt, were using the
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by caleblloyd 2y ago
More importantly, user content can read and write cookies from the subdomain to the parent domain.
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by caleblloyd 2y ago
Shortcut could be to create an array of sync.OnceValue, immediately invoking each element in a goroutine. Then iterate through the array and call each function again.
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by caleblloyd 2y ago
I didn’t completely follow either but I think the n^2 = 400 worked out to 20 ECUs each with 20 wires
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by caleblloyd 2y ago
It blows my mind that a 6 digit code is considered a secure replacement for a password on these sites. Only a 1 in 1 million chance of brute forcing. Seems rather simple for a motivated actor with a botnet targeting a large list of accounts
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by caleblloyd 2y ago
It’s by Early Warning Services, LLC (EWS) who makes Zelle too. Not a startup at this point > EWS was founded in 1990 and is co-owned by seven of the largest banks in the United States, including Bank of America, Capital One, JPMorgan Cha
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by caleblloyd 2y ago
Another theory: HTTP + Service Discovery gained popularity, alleviating the need to integrate with message brokers. Most popular languages have lightweight HTTP servers that can run in-process and don't need heavy Application servers t
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by caleblloyd 2y ago
It always baffled me that the US government had a program to send everyone free COVID tests, but they didn’t have a program to send everyone free N95 masks, so we ended up wearing random materials that were far less effective. With all of t
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by caleblloyd 2y ago
Maybe but I’d recommend checking out Depot.Dev for that, they expose Arm and x86-64 runners to buildkit/buildx. Not associated with them, just a happy customer.
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by caleblloyd 2y ago
I don’t know how that could work in certain situations. Like a condo where the HOA does exterior maintenance on the roof and siding. Or a neighborhood where the HOA maintains the retention pond.
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by caleblloyd 2y ago
The most peeving to me is camel case conventions that preserves the capitalization of abbreviations. Convention that would require TCPIPQOSScore instead of tcpIpQosScore.
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by caleblloyd 2y ago
I don't understand why corporate blog posts that put memes between every other paragraph still exist. I especially can't stand the animiated gifs.
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by caleblloyd 2y ago
Yea that was on display at my onboarding in 2012. The 1940s segment skipped over the complicity towards their German partnership with the Nazis in the Holocaust so it was pretty lost on me.
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by caleblloyd 2y ago
I like C# a lot, but the complexity of getting async “right” is a turn-off to new developers learning the language. There are a ton of rules to memorize, compared with using a language such as Go that hides the complexity of async. Linters
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by caleblloyd 3y ago
> Garnet being multi-threaded, `MSET` is not atomic. For an atomic version of `MSET`, you would need to express it as a transaction (stored procedure). I am having trouble understanding this. Why wouldn't they wrap that in a transa
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by caleblloyd 3y ago
I have used it in multiple projects and it works great. The Npgsql.EntityFrameworkCore.PostgreSQL provider is always quickly updated when new versions of EF Core are shipped, and its primary maintainer @roji is also extremely talented and
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by caleblloyd 3y ago
Why not stream a bunch of extra whitespace after the JSON object, instead of introducing garbage into the JSON object that now has to be decoded and appears in debug logs, etc
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by caleblloyd 3y ago
NATS 2.2 with initial JetStream support was actually released 3 years ago.
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by caleblloyd 3y ago
I guess the answer may be that they can ask the CNCF to archive them, but the CNCF/Linux Foundation technically controls the domain and trademarks. So I guess they would need the CNCF to release those back to the project if they wanted

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