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by h1fra 3y ago
I think new generation using tiktok for search had more impact than AI. The current issue with chatGPT is the freshness of the data, accuracy second to that. If they manage to constantly feed their model with new data then it might be a tr
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by h1fra 3y ago
I'm a postgres fan but I have to admit the JSON syntax is not the best and not well supported by all the tooling around this database. Doesn't mean it's bad but the DX could be better. Other than that, I have never seen a pro
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by h1fra 3y ago
Tracing is much more actionnable but barely usable without a platform. Which makes local programming dependent on third party. Also it requires passing context or have a way to get back the context in every function that requires it, which
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by h1fra 3y ago
RabbitMQ is one the most impressive technology I have ever used I think. It's simple, efficient and reliable. In 10 years, I have never seen a crash or a bug, even with heavy load.
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by h1fra 3y ago
The article is focusing on AI and teams messages for some reason, but the exposed bucket had password, ssh keys, credentials, .env and most probably a lot of proprietary code. I can't even imagine the nightmare it has created internall
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Close-Up Ignition of a Rocket Engine in Slow Motion [video](youtube.com)
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by h1fra 3y ago
4.8 million frames per second is wild. Currently the phantom can achieve I think 1.5M fps in black and white with a "postal stamp" resolution. I wonder what resolution this camera could output but I guess it's probably smalle
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by h1fra 3y ago
Ah I see, the continuous tracking is the culprit here. Thanks
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by h1fra 3y ago
I don't know much about GPS, but I always assumed it was a passive tech. What is consuming battery in that case?
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by h1fra 3y ago
For those wondering if it's truly representative, it's estimated that 50% of the inflation in Europe is due to margin increase not bc of the inflation itself. https://www.imf.org/en/Blogs/Articles/20
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by h1fra 3y ago
I don't think the data is very "scientific", e.g: slack was officially launched in 2014 and got immediate traction. Yes there were 4 years of development but it wasn't even the product they wanted to sell.
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by h1fra 3y ago
Well tbh sun is responsible for millions of skin cancer every year
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by h1fra 3y ago
I mean yes, it's fair game. Benefits without paying just mean someone else is paying the cost for us.
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by h1fra 3y ago
It's funny to see all the US comments being like "what Europeans are getting by default".
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by h1fra 3y ago
I don't think they are really competing with nginx. They are just in the sweetspot between convenience vs performance.
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Show HN: Specfy – Stack Intelligence Platform(github.com)
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by h1fra 3y ago
I believe prosemirror and tiptap (built on top of prosemirror) has builtin support for Y.js
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by h1fra 3y ago
For those wondering it's a tool like eslint or prettier (or any code formatter) but for actual text. It checks the formatting, the style, the words themselves and the formulation. I have used it previously, it's nice for documenta
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by h1fra 3y ago
Very well done! Love the design, explanation and there is even an embed. It's almost not depressing to look at
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by h1fra 3y ago
Yep not complaining about the implementation, just it's not the mental model you have when you begin using Databases. It took me many years to understand this bit.
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by h1fra 3y ago
Good article, love the codesanbdox! I often disregard yield because it's basically the same as having an `await for/of` or `while await` and it's not that clear for beginners.
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by h1fra 3y ago
Vacuuming is such a complex task in optimize in Postgres. Depending on your access pattern you will need to also configure index with conditions and/or partitioning (on top of sane vacuuming settings). And when you realise that Update
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by h1fra 3y ago
Indeed. After looking at the documentation, photos are not e2ee by default. https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202303
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by h1fra 3y ago
Where do you get this number?
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by h1fra 3y ago
1¢ per 1minute is fair as it would take the best translator much more time than that. 1¢ per sql query seems less fair to me, but we could argue it would also cost more to ask a dev.
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by h1fra 3y ago
I mean yes, I have managed BigQuery jobs that cost thousand of dollars per run but the actual call is not the thing that is expensive and I'm in control of what it costs me. It's not exactly the same scenario imo
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by h1fra 3y ago
The cost per question seems super high. I can't even think of an API where a single call would cost $1cent. You better have a good pricing model to follow up on this.
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by h1fra 3y ago
I have been using Postgres for 10 years and didn't knew you could have a IN with multiple columns. I don't see a lot of use cases for it right now though (in a regular app)
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by h1fra 3y ago
Neat! Reminds me of stenography keyboards
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by h1fra 3y ago
I understand the need but it bother me so much to recognise a studio when watching a tv show (or cheap movie). It's like the Wilhelm scream, it immediately reminds me I'm watching a something. Especially the paramount studio http

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