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> Does the LLM become another interface to computing? It already is.
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Very cool, thanks for the write up on the recommendations. I'm always hungry for new music and I have a somewhat patchy last.fm history going back to 2005. I'd love to check out your tool, email in profile. Cheers!
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Very interesting! I'm considering Meilisearch but have zero experience with it, so I appreciate your response, thanks. I've used Elastic in the past, but trying to avoid it now. I'm a ways from needing edge distribution, so h
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3mo ago
1. I'm interested and would like to know more! Will you be publishing it? How do the recommendations work?
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Do your crawlers respect robots.txt and have a fixed IP pool that can be blocked?
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3mo ago
Where do you get your data from?
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3mo ago
What drove you away from Meilisearch?
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Matrix resumes work on P2P
(arewep2pyet.com)
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3mo ago
Slides from DWebCamp 2026 have more info: https://arewep2pyet.com/assets/pdf/2026-07-09%20DWebCamp%20P...
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3mo ago
They already are. Non-model features are popping up quickly, most of which are vendor lock-in mechanisms.
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3mo ago
That's an implementation preference, and you can have all of that today if you write your own harness. Vibe coding a cat meme generator doesn't need a Lean proof.
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3mo ago
Shout out to Title TK by the Breeders.
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3mo ago
I think you can use whatever you want. The point is just to drop a quick marker that you can find later, and not interrupt your flow.
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3mo ago
If squirrels drank coffee and could read, I imagine they'd read like the author. It sounds horrible to me, but everyone is different I guess.
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3mo ago
The article is conflating LLM usage with bad habits. When you start a project not everything is DRY, and you don't start pulling out shared helpers until they're called for. If you're a slacker and expect the agent to magical
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3mo ago
Use hooks.
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> They simply dont have the culture to evolve. The devotion to next quarters numbers and share holder value play a massive part in this. I think this sums up the problems pointed out by the article, as well as most organizational problem
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3mo ago
Been waiting for something like this. Love to see the NATS backend. I hope it's as good as it sounds. Thanks for open sourcing <3
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3mo ago
QuePaxa, nice name. What's happening? with a nod to Paxos.
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My bad, the article was fairly general and I thought your question was general as well. Having followed some of the links now, I think your question still stands. The only way I've found to really force rules is via hooks, and even the
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You need to always be looking for what can be done deterministically and what can't. If it can, write a script or whatever is needed to make that happen. Your agent can help you figure this out. The agent becomes a glue layer for all y
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> I've simply stopped reading reviews at all This is the way. If I'm traveling I consider Tripadvisor's top lists as things to avoid, and don't use the site otherwise. Bangkok in particular, you can basically walk bli
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3mo ago
I assume this is written by a UI designer or something, and it certainly feels like "notes" and not a cohesive article. Claiming "The six signals of quality in software" and then listing only user-facing concerns and inc
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3mo ago
You can just replace x.com with nitter.net, though their bandwidth sucks for media playback.
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Thanks for this tidbit!
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> Maybe everyone else is too young to remember left-pad It wasn't that long ago...
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3mo ago
FWIW, Go provides a mechanism to abstract the import source, so you can use a vanity domain under your control that resolves to your host of choice.
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3mo ago
Factorio :)
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> It makes me wonder how much time and potential we’ve wasted over the years actively assuming non-human animals were just rote automatons. It's pretty easy to see that most things above plankton aren't rote automatons. Anyone
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This is almost the same article as https://www.quantamagazine.org/a-single-naked-black-hole-rew...
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