dpc_01234

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by dpc_01234 8mo ago
Nope. It's only Signal.
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by dpc_01234 8mo ago
Ah, the 4o, the first beer bottle for humans. https://www.npr.org/sections/krulwich/2013/06/19/193493225/t...
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by dpc_01234 8mo ago
I more mindfully played a bit with my Element (web UI), and Element X (Android), and while there might something to it, and I suspect the e2e encrypted data model will always lead to some extra work required. Element seems a bit sluggish. H
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by dpc_01234 8mo ago
"Slow" in what sense? Development? Because I self host a Conduit server and I don't ever notice messages being slow. It would be hard to notice anyway, as in a group chat people usually take some time to type in their respons
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by dpc_01234 8mo ago
Signal Desktop is having its db corrupted every other time I launch it, and wants me to reconnect to the phone. The UX is OKish.
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by dpc_01234 8mo ago
Cool! That would pair well with SelfCI's MQ daemon, preventing accidentally forgetting about merging in stuff without running the local CI.
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by dpc_01234 8mo ago
> automatic branching and workflow stuff is optional. the core idea is great. I'm not sure if I fully understood. But SelfCI's Merge-Queue (mq) daemon has a built-in hook system, so it's possible to do custom stuff at cert
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by dpc_01234 8mo ago
> Do you have any other higher level architecture/overview documentation other than what is in that repo? SelfCI is _very_ minimal by design. There isn't really all that much to document other than what is described in the READ
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by dpc_01234 8mo ago
BTW. Pre-commit hooks are the wrong way to go about this stuff. I'm advocating for JJ to build a proper daemon that runs "checks" per change in the background. So you don't run pre-commit checks when committing. They jus
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by dpc_01234 8mo ago
Should be 50% at least.
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by dpc_01234 8mo ago
Oh, now ios users are an oppressed group. How cute.
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by dpc_01234 9mo ago
I don't get it. Article titled "Common misunderstanding". OK. “There are too many meetings”. How is this a misunderstanding? "...bunch of excuses confirming there are too many meetings...". Yyy... so it's not a
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by dpc_01234 9mo ago
The US government entered a debt spiral a while ago ( https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/A091RC1Q027SBEA ), and needs lower interest rates to service its tremendous debt while trying to inflate it away by printing money.
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by dpc_01234 9mo ago
Well, it's not like it never happened to me to "burn tokens" with some lifetime issue. :D But yeah, if you're working in Rust on something with sharp edges, LLM will get get hurt. I just don't tend to have these in
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by dpc_01234 9mo ago
Might be obviously, but there is definitely a lot of biases in the data here. It's unavoidable. E.g. many bugs will not be detected, but they will be removed when the code is rewritten. So code that is refactored more often will have l
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by dpc_01234 9mo ago
> We have an in-house, Rust-based proxy server. Claude is unable to contribute to it meaningfully outside I have a great time using Claude Code in Rust projects, so I know it's not about the language exactly. My working model is is
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by dpc_01234 9mo ago
It's not about memory/CPU/IO, but latency vs throughput. Most software is slow because it ignores the latency. If you program serially waiting for _whatever_ it is going to be slow. If you scatter your data around memory, or
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by dpc_01234 9mo ago
Totalitarians on one side convince their side, that it's totally fine and desirable to ignore the law and let millions of illegal immigrants in. Then then totalitarians on the other side convince their side it is necessary to ignore th
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by dpc_01234 10mo ago
Error log level should be renamed. It's just a terrible name that confuses usage.
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by dpc_01234 10mo ago
Did your Roombas also yelled in the middle of the night "PLEASE CHARGE ROOMBA!!!" every few minutes with no way to disable that behavior? I now have 2x $150 iLifes and couldn't be happier. They're also imperfect, but the
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by dpc_01234 10mo ago
Right buffer is a relative obvious and simple idea. For some reason the Java-OOP crowd keeps thinking that LMAX deserves a nobel price for being neither first nor last to use it. > have to go out of my way Yeah, that's exactly the
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by dpc_01234 10mo ago
This does not seem to be a license, only a plea.
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by dpc_01234 10mo ago
For all these "Please charge Rumba!!!" in the middle of the night, good riddance.
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by dpc_01234 10mo ago
Dandelion is used to improve privacy of broadcasting (cryptocurrency transactions) and comparing it to Tor is confusing. Tor is trying to hide who is talking with who, Dandylion hide who is the originator of a message that everyone will r
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by dpc_01234 10mo ago
I'm a happy NextDNS user. I'm not sure what kind of support you need that wouldn't be solved by asking AI and/or some community online. They have wonderful integrations, instructions, documentation and features. Blocking
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by dpc_01234 10mo ago
Is _everything_ working? Last time I put Linux on a x86_64 Air Book I was given for free, everything was working _except_ resume from suspend would crash and reboot the system, and from the reading on it, it seems it is a know issue due to
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by dpc_01234 10mo ago
Programming with Rust and deployment and mgmt with Nix is so much better to how things used to be. Did I mention how much better my Helix works than how Neovim used to? Revision control with JJ, conflict resolution with mergiraf. My persona
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by dpc_01234 1y ago
You're twisting what I said in a bad faith. Bye.
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by dpc_01234 1y ago
Not only that link is a paywall, but I just don't trust propaganda outlets like this. Over and over I've seen these twisting and misinterpreting people's opinions. Quick googling suggests that he does have some unconventional
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by dpc_01234 1y ago
I'm sorry for your loss. I have people in family who died in a car accident. I still drive a car.

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