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hoppp
3mo ago
Happy to see elm is still under development, I thought it stopped.
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hoppp
3mo ago
Why would a unicorn stay a solo business? Most money is made by making agreements and not by building. Hiring humans is cheaper and proven to be working compared to AI.
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hoppp
3mo ago
I don't hate it but I definitely don't like it. I write a lot of html already I don't need xml too in my life.
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hoppp
3mo ago
Sounds logical to be honest. The E2E encryption is not protecting you, it's protecting the company providing the software. The only thing that is legit is the local use of PGP. But it's a shame we don't really progress much.
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hoppp
3mo ago
Why not. It's easy.
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hoppp
3mo ago
Would be funny if in 2 billion years some aliens on Mars would be theorising how life appeared there. It was seeded by an oopsie.
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hoppp
3mo ago
I agree, but attention is what is missing I think. Consciousness is merely the awareness of existence, while attention is the process that works with the working memory. To me, consciousness is a log file that is partially in working memory
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hoppp
3mo ago
Not always, ego death states are not needed. Meta-cognition is a common skill a lot of highly intelligent people possess but of course if you don't have it you can still be highly intelligent, just not as aware.
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hoppp
3mo ago
You can be aware and react subconsciously too. The difference between conscious and subconscious is deliberation and speed. The subconscious relies on shortcuts, the conscious takes more effort, at least when talking about cognition that se
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hoppp
3mo ago
The subconscious and unconscious are different, and the subconscious has it's own working memory that the conscious can't access. An interesting read is Daniel Kahneman's Thinking Fast and Slow that explains cognitive systems
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hoppp
3mo ago
So they probably sent some bacterias by accident to mars? Because eliminating all is impossible?
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hoppp
3mo ago
Money probably. This is a cash burn project.
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hoppp
3mo ago
Its great for porn for those videos when the camera seems to be focused on the actors balls when thats definitely not the part I want to be looking at. I can just look around the room instead.
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hoppp
3mo ago
Its fine for web and mobile as long as you can't get sued if data leaks or you get hacked.
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hoppp
3mo ago
Then they get murdered...
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hoppp
3mo ago
Prepare a line for me also please
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hoppp
3mo ago
I take N-acetylcysteine and it helps with brain fog also! Plus it reduces stress and irritability.
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hoppp
3mo ago
Good for zig. I am very tempted to switch from go to zig but also enjoying things from the sidelines.
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hoppp
3mo ago
It seems to be a vibe coded database product they are selling. Seems like a vibe first then try to find a use for it later kind of project. I support indie devs 100% but also the article is not very interesting. They need better stuff to ca
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hoppp
3mo ago
It's sort of about your skills, if you are better at NoSQL then use that. But it doesn't mean that your experience is universal. Relational databases are incredibly flexible even if you have a NoSQL mindset, you can do data modell
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hoppp
3mo ago
How are these reports verified to be valid? If there are too many some could be hallucinations too.
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hoppp
3mo ago
I went back to doing this for my personal projects and guess what, I think its faster too.
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hoppp
3mo ago
I basically generate and then remove 80% manually. Way overbuilt and doesn't follow my thinking that well.
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hoppp
3mo ago
Yeah, I dread going back to work as my position has transformed from full stack dev to Ai code unfucker...
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hoppp
3mo ago
I've been writing distributed workers for ages with stored functions that have a SELECT FOR UPDATE query. When workers query the db for jobs the rows get locked by the select and there are no race conditions or duplicate assigned jobs
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hoppp
3mo ago
Just start writing stored functions already.
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hoppp
3mo ago
You can use podman for your local environment because it's pretty much the same
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hoppp
3mo ago
Thats a use-case I never tried but seems valid. Is it a common issue on macOS?
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hoppp
3mo ago
Check again? I don't have any issues like this and use podman compose in prod.
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hoppp
3mo ago
We need to popularize a "podman btw" meme based on the arch meme. So any time people talk about docker someone can go: I use podman btw
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