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by drchaim 4mo ago
and all their keys, because sooner or later, the harness is gonna read them
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by drchaim 4mo ago
I just create a MVP chatbot for a client that has a Django app. I took the route to no frameworks. Claude/codex wrote the agent loop, the tools, the streaming..it’s working well for the MVP, we’ll see
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by drchaim 4mo ago
Good stuff, although I’m not quite sure about the fast OLAP use case. If you’re already sharding by tenant for other reasons, OK… But I see CDC to a true OLAP system as more scalable. PostgreSQL still needs real columnar tables in the core,
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by drchaim 4mo ago
I wish more people take this approach, specially public services.
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by drchaim 4mo ago
- a personal and private webpage for: health: garmin metrics, apple health metrics, blood tests, rx.. - a kind of readitlater and bookmark index - personal finance: wip - in my homelab only available within tailscale. The final idea is to
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by drchaim 4mo ago
But this is almost what we have been doing for the last 3/5 months, isn’t?
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by drchaim 4mo ago
I just checked,I have AdGuard for the whole network. On the TV, 80% of requests are blocked; across the entire network, around 50%. crazy.
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by drchaim 4mo ago
Actually seems like a good idea. It's like when I use a 2012 laptop. I can't last more than 30 minutes on it. Probably a LAN proxy that throttles the network for some devices...
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by drchaim 4mo ago
i just want to use anthropic models under subscription with other agents!
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by drchaim 5mo ago
Oh, my beloved Python, for nearly 15 years I wrote you. I miss you, but I no longer do — it's not your fault, life has changed.
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by drchaim 5mo ago
X: What are you folks doing? A: Writing docs at an SF AI company for $500k TC. B: Designing, maintaining, and implementing all features for a platform in the IoT sector in Spain — alone — for €40,000. A: Spain? I just bought a villa near th
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by drchaim 5mo ago
It was easy to see coming, and it’ll spread further and to more services. In fact, recently they even forced old accounts to log in or they would delete them. It’ll happen with social media accounts and other things too. The account creatio
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by drchaim 6mo ago
four prompts with opus 4.6 today is equivalent to 30 or 40 two months ago. infernal downgrade in my case.
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by drchaim 6mo ago
that's so true, I still prefer function based views
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by drchaim 7mo ago
The other day I was at a spa, they had a TV in the background showing a channel with relaxing images, but after 5 minutes ads started playing.I don't think the spa staff even knew about it. we're fucked
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by drchaim 7mo ago
Is anyone paying for this things?
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by drchaim 7mo ago
Good idea. If you add a kind of skill/prompt you’ll get a lot of other components from the community ;)
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by drchaim 8mo ago
I always thought clickhouse would release a kind of oltp engine syncable with the olap one, in their core, compatible with postgres clients. pretty sure the recently launched managed postgresql is just a shortcut :)
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by drchaim 8mo ago
I always thought clickhouse would release a kind of oltp engine syncable with the olap one, in their core, compatible with postgres clients. pretty sure the recently launched managed postgresql is just a shortcut :)
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by drchaim 9mo ago
For global companies like Starlink, complying with the privacy laws of every country must be a nightmare. In fact, it really surprises me that they actually follow them to the letter in practice. I’d bet that internally and technically they
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by drchaim 9mo ago
My workflow is a bit different in the sense I open my claude session in my laptop, at the directory of my ansible homelab code, and I also give Claude access to ssh to my homelab. But at the end it's almost the same, great tool.
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by drchaim 10mo ago
I’ve been managing a 100+ GB PostgreSQL database for years. Each two years I upgrade the VPS for the size, and also the db and os version. The app is in the same VPS as the DB. A 2 hour window each two years is ok for the use case. No regr
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by drchaim 11mo ago
Python was a great language for data science, when data science become a mainstream thing. it was easy to think about the structures (iterators) it was easy to extend. it had a good community. And for that, people start extending it via lib
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by drchaim 11mo ago
After almost 10 years using ubuntu for vps servers, I’m tired of update them every two years. I would prefer a rolling release distribution, but i don’t have time to select one and make the switch :/
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by drchaim 11mo ago
So proud to see a Spanish company working on this low-level stuff
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by drchaim 11mo ago
I'm not to much into networks, although I've been sysadmin my vps for years. why I would need a NAT Gateway? it's not enough with a good set of rules of ufw or similar software?
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by drchaim 11mo ago
More integrations are great. Anyway, the "this is awesome" moment (for me) will be when you could mix row- and column-oriented tables in Postgres, a bit like Timescale but native Postgres and well done. Hopefully one day.
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by drchaim 1y ago
I dream of the day when I can have my servers at home with solar power and batteries. I still have a ways to go, but it will come.
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by drchaim 1y ago
I’d just call it “coding” – it’ll be the default soon enough. For the old way: “hand-coding”
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by drchaim 1y ago
Sounds interesting, just some questions: - tables are partitioned? By year/month? - how do you handle too many small parquet files? - are updated/deleted allowed/planned?

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