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by didip 1y ago
Every time I hear news about Python language itself, it sadden me that, in 2025, PyPy is still a separate distinct track from mainline Python. That said, I wonder if GIL-less Python will one day enable GIL-less C FFI? That would be a big wi
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by didip 1y ago
As in self hosting? I love self hosting idea for myself out of principles. But unforunately it will never take off in a huge way because convenience is king. Average Joe and Jane want to install things with as little efforts as possible.
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by didip 1y ago
I am with you, and they still have so many dials to tweak. Ads is one of the big dials. Training costs can be brought down. New algorithm can still be invented. So many headrooms. And this is not just for OpenAI. I think Anthropic and Gemin
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by didip 1y ago
This level of land grab can probably be closely compared to YouTube when it was still a startup. The cost for YouTube to rapidly grow and to serve the traffic was astronomical back then. I wonder if 1 day OpenAI will be acquired by a large
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by didip 1y ago
I didn't realize Disqus is still alive. Yeah, there's no use in embedding things like this if it doesn't even bring in the traffic. You gained 0 and they gained 100.
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by didip 1y ago
wow, the new Claude Code UI looks beautiful. Good job Anthropic designers!
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by didip 1y ago
ChatGPT truly has no moat. I already stopped using it and cancelled my payment. The got left behind so quickly.
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by didip 1y ago
When it comes to Kagi, it just needs to be the old Google. Something that new Google abandoned.
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by didip 1y ago
At least a toilet is fairly standard these days. Not so much with digital only products.
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by didip 1y ago
Is this engagement bait? Sigh... fine, at least I bite the bait here: 1. The use-case is super specific to homelab where consistency doesn't matter. You didn't show us the Redis persistence setup. What is the persistence/dura
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by didip 1y ago
How does WASM replace/implement language specific features like goroutines or Python's asyncio loop, or the specifics of each language's GC?
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by didip 1y ago
Why not just use YAML?
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by didip 1y ago
If you are on AWS anyway, I am curious why not just use Aurora Postgres?
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by didip 1y ago
What about calling it Zigdisk and make it save to disk?
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by didip 1y ago
Why not just make it a yaml document in a git repo instead of making users register?
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by didip 1y ago
Damn. Well, time to fork everything and keep internal patches internal. This system is unworkable.
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by didip 1y ago
For real. When Sun got bought, I thought to myself: “At least they would also destroy Java…”. But nooo, Java thrives and flourish under Oracle protection.
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by didip 1y ago
This is amazing. Thanks for sharing!
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by didip 1y ago
I was about to asked about X11, but ended up learning about Wayland. Thanks for sharing!
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by didip 1y ago
996 as an employee, especially for companies that don’t offer fast growing stocks, is a super bad deal. 996 for a business owner or top exec at a big company? It’s the norm. And the risk-reward makes sense to them.
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by didip 1y ago
It would have been a lot more popular if it has a shim that lets it pretend to be a regular thread. Folks don't like to perform a lot of rewrites.
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by didip 1y ago
Everyone is so pessimistic about bubble bursting and money are simply catches on fire in this AI race… However, I remembered when Youtube was young. It was burning money every month on bandwidth. After selling out to Google, it took another
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by didip 1y ago
It would be super duper cool if it can connect to DuckDB as well.
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by didip 1y ago
What about comparison with Qdrant?
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by didip 1y ago
Very interesting project. Couple of notes: * What is the back story here? Why create this in the first place? * Seems like it's less performant than Dragonfly. Why not consolidate effort and help Dragonfly instead? * To ride the AI wav
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Tensor Auto Demo Video(youtube.com)
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by didip 1y ago
Legit. Especially with the rise of LLM. But I use .md files stored in a private git.
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by didip 1y ago
I wonder how many people are laid off in this shut down.
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by didip 1y ago
These days it's "rewrite in Rust". Typically Python is just the entry and exit point (with a little bit of massaging), right? And then the overwhelming majority of the business logic is done in Rust/C++/Fortran, no?
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by didip 1y ago
I still maintain that building web frontend using classical server side template + progressive enhancement in JS is superior. Too bad that everything has to be rewritten in React.

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