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by dev_l1x_be 4mo ago
I start to think the SQLite is all i need to store data. When there is a chance of non-coordinated writes that I can distribute among servers (or even a range based ID) SQLite is my first idea. With durable storage backups this works amazin
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by dev_l1x_be 4mo ago
Or figure out which bet is insider info and profit?
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by dev_l1x_be 4mo ago
I think the third company (likely Google) is going to make LLMs financially feasible with: - dedicated hardware ( https://cloud.google.com/tpu ) - optimized models ( https://research.google/blog/turboquant
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by dev_l1x_be 4mo ago
Exactly right. And this is why Astro works very well for me.
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by dev_l1x_be 4mo ago
I only migrated projects from React to something more sensible. I am not sure why people like it. Maybe it is good for bigger teams. Astro with OpenProps is what is super simple, fast to develop and maps naturally to the business functional
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by dev_l1x_be 5mo ago
AWS lost its way. S3, SQS, EC2 and VPC were great innovations and those services were done by a bunch of engineers who wanted to have a reliable elastically scalable system. This was coincidentally cost effective at the same time. What came
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by dev_l1x_be 5mo ago
Deadwood loyalists raise an eyebrow and keep reading.
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by dev_l1x_be 5mo ago
Biblical.
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by dev_l1x_be 5mo ago
Becoming? It has always been this way.
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by dev_l1x_be 5mo ago
The helped easing up on the resources of Earth with his investment in certain pharma companies and now owns a giant amount of the farmland of the US too.
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by dev_l1x_be 5mo ago
I am not sure how many times RIIR helped me, my customers, teams to achieve better outcomes. Energy use matters. Memory safety matters. ML (Meta Language) features are a bliss to C/C++ languages. With the coding agents picking up Rust
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by dev_l1x_be 5mo ago
And most of the time the statistical aspect of LLMs result in a less creative solution that is more expensive to run and harder to maintain. LLMs at this stage are good at scaffolding, generating the boilerplate you do not want to write and
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by dev_l1x_be 5mo ago
Thanks for the explanation. I am wondering if it is possible or does it make sense to have a modular linux that does not have these attack surfaces enabled by default. Alpine is my default solution for most Linux use cases (except when I ne
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by dev_l1x_be 5mo ago
I am going to look at Zig after 1.0 is released. The current state is that you are playing catch up with language if you have any reasonable sized project in Zig. A new release might mean that you need to rewrite significant portion of your
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by dev_l1x_be 5mo ago
Why is this available in the kernel on a box that does not use ipsec? should this be compile time enabled module instead than a generic solution?
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by dev_l1x_be 5mo ago
I assume Anthropic just realized that their business model is not profitable and they started to do some crazy stuff to dial down cost on their end without transparency. Customer support is not a priority because it is just cost. The change
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by dev_l1x_be 5mo ago
It is something, at least you can chat with your friends freely.
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by dev_l1x_be 5mo ago
We need a truly distributed point-to-point internet asap. Politicians going to do everything to limit free speech and free ideas in the name of protecting children while they already got all the powers to investigate and stop child abuse.
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by dev_l1x_be 5mo ago
What a series of disasters that are happening at Anthropic nowadays. I am not even sure what is going on with Opus 4.7 I had to switch back to 4.6 and 4.6 was already a downgrade (anecdotal + the github thread with the harness changes). I a
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by dev_l1x_be 5mo ago
Zed is the only editor I use on a daily basis and VIM. It is fast and renders nicely. I do not need to configure it much, few extra plugins but most of the things are working out of the box.
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by dev_l1x_be 5mo ago
My take is that k8s the idea is okish the implementation on the other hand not that much. This comes down to that fact that software architecture is not great in general and very few people care about simplicity.
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by dev_l1x_be 5mo ago
This could happen when there is no financial interest in finding the root cause and there is no great option for treating the symptoms
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by dev_l1x_be 5mo ago
As an anecdotal evidence I code way more now with agents because i have an entity who has vast amount of knowledge about pretty much everything and I have the creativity to use that well.
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by dev_l1x_be 5mo ago
have a multi layer build system where there is version of each layer. Example - linux base: kernel + libc + some low tooling - jvm base: adding the JRE/JDK you need - your application version
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by dev_l1x_be 6mo ago
base image software component image both should be version pinned for auditing
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by dev_l1x_be 6mo ago
It has been solved even without Nix for a long time, just laziness is probably why we are not doing it
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by dev_l1x_be 6mo ago
I update my docker containers regularly but doing it in a reproducible, auditable, predictable way
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by dev_l1x_be 6mo ago
All docker containers should have been like that. apt-get update in a docker build step is an anti pattern.
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by dev_l1x_be 6mo ago
Do you use Opus through the API or with subscription? Did you use OpenCode or Code?
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by dev_l1x_be 6mo ago
Benchmarking is grossly misleading. Claude’s subscription with Code would not score this high on the benchmarks because how they lobotomized agentic coding.

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