dehugger

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by dehugger 10mo ago
This is an incredible film
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by dehugger 10mo ago
The framework desktop will get you the 395+ and 128gb of ram for 2k USD.
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by dehugger 10mo ago
Sounds like your issue is writing the complex SQL all as strings in your codebase instead of as functions in the database.
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by dehugger 10mo ago
I work in logistics, warehouse management systems (in particular the one I've specialized in) have incredibly complex databases with a lot of business logic baked in. This is due to being very data-crentric applications. Also, in man
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by dehugger 10mo ago
the entire point of the system I described is that it never needs to load that data into context. AI is excellent at mapping from one format to another. I use this method to great affect.
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by dehugger 10mo ago
warehouse / logistics systems. Basically a fusion of proprietary monoliths, more SQL than you can shake a stick at, and a rube goldberg of supporting applications.
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by dehugger 10mo ago
Better idea, how about you just put a link to a csv dump of your inventory data and label it "AI Agents/Scrapers, click here to get all the inventory data", embed that on every page, then call it a day? When you are being scr
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by dehugger 10mo ago
sounds like grok...
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by dehugger 10mo ago
My understanding is that any organizations have an absolute ban on using anything with AGPL because it affects any other code that touches it and its considered too high a risk.
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by dehugger 10mo ago
which murders? are we talking about ICE or Venezuela or something else?
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by dehugger 10mo ago
Requiring seperate Amazon only sku's (especially if they need it to be printed on the product label) is a giant PITA. Definitely worth doing, but keeping up with all of Amazon's compliance requirements requires a fairly robust log
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by dehugger 11mo ago
mac, because 1) posix compliant and 2) there is no viable consumer alternative to apples silicon. maybe once AMD catches up i can swap to a framework
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by dehugger 11mo ago
Your analogy is equating homosexuality to heroin addiction. Was this intentional?
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by dehugger 11mo ago
why would old code be worth less? to me its a great achievement for a codebase to maintain stability and usability over a long timespan. if you venture even five feet into the world of enterprise software (particularly at non tech companies
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by dehugger 11mo ago
Yes, a configuration app for a proprietary service that was built on Silverlight.
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by dehugger 11mo ago
Nice that you can use non-Gemini models with it
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by dehugger 11mo ago
Nice to see that it's not locked to just Gemini models
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by dehugger 11mo ago
Our current form of government doesn't seem likely to last 25 years, let alone 250.
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by dehugger 11mo ago
Probably cuz you aren't looking yeah. Anthropic seems to be leading the "loyalty" war in the US.
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by dehugger 11mo ago
I can confirm that Simone (Maybe) is my favorite :) I especially like looking through them with the color set to Angular instead of Solid, so you can see where the peak acceleration is happening. Makes the big curves prettier :) great proje
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by dehugger 1y ago
what was the post?
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by dehugger 1y ago
Well you are kinda straw manning me, considering my own words were "that's a problem" and not "don't deserve a title senior engineer". I also specifically said "senior dev" and not "senior engine
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by dehugger 1y ago
RFC 3339 describes how to record time in a consistent and interopable manner, expanding onto ISO 8601.
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by dehugger 1y ago
The article also calls out that the building has yet to be subjected to sustained hurricane winds. I certainly wouldn't want to be inside it the first time that happens.
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by dehugger 1y ago
I dunno, I think many dev are aware of the existence of RFCs, but if your work occurs at higher levels of the stack there is frequently not a pressing need to read them. For example, you don't have to read the specific RFC to know th
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by dehugger 1y ago
Our solution to this was two cars, with one being a tiny well used EV (2015 Fiat 500E) where the range boils down to "dont leave town". Its a fantastic city car. 50% to full is about 3 hour on a 120v wall charger, and that's
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by dehugger 1y ago
There is a reason I dont use chatgpt, "buddy". Figure out how to get useful results out of the slop or don't, your choice.
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by dehugger 1y ago
When I went through a tech school cyber security program (10+ years ago now) we were told that the situation was "If Canada wants to hack you, it is improbable you can stop them. If the US wants to hack you, they will. Therefore we wil
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by dehugger 1y ago
This is why you ask for sited sources and then check those sources .
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by dehugger 1y ago
I'm shocked there's not more traction on this post. Breaking localhost is almost unthinkable to me. Of all the things network unit testing should cover, that's pretty close to the top.

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