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91.
by gfody 10mo ago
makes sense but I still would prefer to solve that problem with "batch" semantics at a higher level rather than depend on the wire protocol to bend over backwards
92.
by gfody 10mo ago
market research shows that 100% of the people interested in this style of development are mac users
93.
by gfody 10mo ago
ok multiple requests makes sense for keepalive (or just support a "batch" query, it's http already why adhere so tightly to the udp protocol) http/1.0 w/keepalive is common (amazon s3 for example) perfectly suitable
94.
by gfody 10mo ago
I wonder too, for a DNS query do you ever need keepalive or chunked encoding? HTTP/1.0 seems appropriate and http2 seems overkill
95.
by gfody 11mo ago
plz add https://huggingface.co/spaces/lixin4ever/VideoLLaMA3-Image
96.
by gfody 11mo ago
microsofts own stuff never seems to be what gets momentum. there's a strong aftermarket for better ways like back in the borland era bcb and delphi, the more things change the more they stay the same!
97.
by gfody 1y ago
not to be confused with jq for querying json?
98.
by gfody 1y ago
pleasant contradiction to betteridge's law
99.
by gfody 1y ago
some apps, when allowed to run in the background, cause a multi-second delay in global hotkeys. this happened on 10 too but 11 pushes way more apps by default so it's more likely to hit. you can hunt down the culprit and remove its per
100.
by gfody 1y ago
seriously "kerberos doesn't work well on the web" is like saying "cars don't work well on the road" browsers could make it easier to approve domains for spnego (chrome already makes it automatic for enterprise
101.
by gfody 1y ago
the question was why not use encryption (sqids/hashids/etc) to secure publicly exposed surrogate keys, I don't think this reply is on point .. surrogate keys ideally are never exposed (for a slew of reasons beyond just leakin
102.
by gfody 1y ago
various engines have what's called "fast key" optimization specifically for integer sequences - if you're testing performance between an int/serial pk and a uuid the impact is profound to digusting depending on the
103.
by gfody 1y ago
> but could someone explain why using encryption or even an HMAC for external views of a primary key doesn't make sense? it does make sense and it's what you should do instead of using a UUID as PK for this purpose.
104.
by gfody 1y ago
after 36 years kerberos seems pretty stable, secure, and well supported finally. why do we need Entra?
105.
by gfody 1y ago
an OV cert "solves" this, but you'd still have to bother to check it
106.
by gfody 1y ago
that's not true or false it's null
107.
by gfody 1y ago
isn't it just http3 now?
108.
by gfody 1y ago
I think we should prefer content-farm content to be replaced w/generated content. ultimately it'll compress back to the prompt that generated it and that'll be easier to filter out.
109.
by gfody 1y ago
that we're literally manufacturing consent
110.
by gfody 1y ago
op's article could've been plucked from 2012 - this is one of my favorite rest rants from 2012: https://mikehadlow.blogspot.com/2012/08/rest-epic-semantic-f... ..that was written before swagger/open
111.
by gfody 1y ago
many people hear voices and experience symptoms of schizophrenia while managing to keep their cool and thrive amongst the nerts. hearing-voices.org is a support network for such people
112.
by gfody 1y ago
maybe something like a crushed protab via nasal insufflation
113.
by gfody 1y ago
someone tries to explain cmos to the graphics dept
114.
by gfody 1y ago
ORMs are basically the enemy of rdbms, by encouraging antipatterns and undermining language features they have easily done more harm than good. of course reasonable people can be trusted to use them reasonably but if you're arguing abo
115.
by gfody 1y ago
> like screenshots get tied to one subpixel layout we could do with a better image format for screenshots - something that preserves vectors and text instead of rasterizing. HDR screenshots on Windows are busted for similar reasons.
116.
by gfody 1y ago
it looks like old school 2D bumpmapping to me, it's not expensive if you don't overengineer it
117.
by gfody 1y ago
Sebastian Lague has been making one of these and youtubing it, the videos are great here's the latest one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGkuRp5HfH8
118.
by gfody 2y ago
ssh -k is too enterprise for ̶t̶e̶c̶h̶b̶r̶o̶ ̶s̶t̶a̶r̶t̶u̶p̶s̶ small companies that don't want to setup a kerberos realm
119.
by gfody 2y ago
it's weird you consider this a failure. you spent a few months and learned how to work with embedding models to build an efficient search. the fact that your search works well is a successful outcome. if your goal was to turn a few mon
120.
by gfody 2y ago
a word can be factored into the set and frequency of letters + the specific permutation. compressable patterns in either channel seem likely when the underlying words are language like.

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