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by chillfox 4y ago
Yep, I also spent a huge amount of time trying to get podman rootless containers working. It felt like what fusion progresses looks like, forever “just around the corner”, so I also decided to just stick with docker.
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by chillfox 4y ago
Interesting... My experience has been pretty much exactly the opposite, Docker just works flawlessly and it's the alternatives like podman and systemd that's caused me headaches and countless hours of wasted time.
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by chillfox 4y ago
On the other hand they do get free health care, free uni (if in the right country), a social safety net that you can actually live decently on and other services.
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by chillfox 4y ago
If you only need a few graph queries then you could just use SQLite, it’s capable of doing it (I have done it before). But writing graph queries in SQL is painful, so I wouldn’t do it if you need more than a handful.
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by chillfox 4y ago
Or they could have ported their Ruby to Crystal. That would have given the same benefits of Go when it comes to runtime, but with the benefit of only needing to do minor refactoring of the code instead of a full rewrite.
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by chillfox 4y ago
I don't think this has anything to do with what they can afford at all. More like someone in leadership thinks Node is cool and collected a bunch of unvalidated reasons to support it.
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by chillfox 4y ago
I have switched over to using you.com for search. Been using it for a few months now and I almost never have to go back to Google for general search. The only kind of search that I consistently need to use google for is looking up the meani
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by chillfox 4y ago
I can almost see both sides here... But ultimately when you are using someone else's resources, then not respecting their wishes (within reason) just makes you an asshole.
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by chillfox 4y ago
It's nice you don't have set it up yourself, but it's hardly difficult to do in a shell script.
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by chillfox 4y ago
You know shell scripts can have functions right? And nice stuff like command/options parsing + nice help messages.
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by chillfox 4y ago
V4 is the default at the moment, so you shouldn’t have to specify it. Also you can set your personal settings with “/settings”
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by chillfox 4y ago
Yeah, so specifically for Midjourney, but the others should have something similar: 0. Read the manual thoroughly, don’t speed read or skim. 1. Set the seed so that it’s only your prompt that changes while iterating on it “——seed **” 2. Set
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by chillfox 4y ago
There are lot's of kernels written in higher level languages (including languages with a GC). Really, if you start searching for them then you will find several every day for weeks if not months.
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by chillfox 4y ago
It's Midjourney (you can tell from the way weights and parameters in the prompts are done). But yes, would be nice if they said it.
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by chillfox 4y ago
Midjourney will do that easily if you get good at doing the prompts. Getting good takes reading the manual and spending a few hours working on 2-3 designs.
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by chillfox 4y ago
That makes sense with client/server databases and if you are trying to separately manage database resources from app resources. When you use SQLite you have basically decided that the database and the app is one integrated unit that yo
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by chillfox 4y ago
I prefer SQLite's flexible types for a small settings table (other tables I will setup as strict). Anyway, it's nice having multiple options of how to do things.
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by chillfox 4y ago
It all depends upon what you are trying to do. If you want to store lot's of json data then yes, JSONB is the better option. As for the MERGE and INSERT ON CONFLICT vs INSERT OR REPLACE, they all work differently, they are not the same
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by chillfox 4y ago
What page are you hitting that's slow? Everything I have tried so far is instant. Edit: Maybe the author needed to scale up the site infrastructure for Hacker News?
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by chillfox 4y ago
LiteFS is meant to get write forwarding in an upcoming release, so you could use maybe use that to sync, assuming the writes are less than about 10/s.
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by chillfox 4y ago
It's faster even if the PostgreSQL instance is on the same box. If PostgreSQL is on a different box, then it's a lot faster.
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by chillfox 4y ago
Yep, one full copy of the DB on each app server. So yes, it's bad if your data is 100s of GB, but if you only have in the low 10s GB of data or less then it's fine. It all depends upon how many server you need to run your app, If
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by chillfox 4y ago
I haven't tried LiteFS yet, but as far as I understand, you still get the embedded performance for reads, and on the primary node you get that for writes as well. SQLite can do things PostgreSQL can't. Like the "insert or rep
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by chillfox 4y ago
Sure, https://morningfa.me/ (analytics tool) and https://incomeschool.com/project24/ (course) are both products that focus heavily on research based recommendations. Their YouTube channels ( https:&#x2
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by chillfox 4y ago
They are all private forums/Facebook groups for various YouTube analytics tools or production/business courses. So you would have to spend money to get access to them.
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by chillfox 4y ago
There’s very little passive about running a YouTube channel, and if you stop publishing then traffic to your existing videos will start to drop off over time.
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by chillfox 4y ago
There’s quite a few videos on YouTube sharing that info about their channel. It’s also frequently shared in various YouTube creator/business communities.
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by chillfox 4y ago
Can't say I have ever needed to fumble to find them, my fingers just land on them.
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by chillfox 4y ago
There are small bumps on the F and J keys so that you can feel when you are correctly on the home row.
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by chillfox 4y ago
Unique default avatars is a pretty cool use case for AI image generation.

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