hparadiz

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by hparadiz 4mo ago
I def read that wrong originally.
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
How? Any world wide company will have local offices for local operations. They are big enough that they have whole data centers there. Of course they'll hire some locals.
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
I have family there and have stayed with them for several weeks at a time. Why do you think Germany is automatically better?
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
Lol I was working on a social network site when FB came out and there were many sites like it (MySpace). Some of them even still exist like VK.
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
Two arm cores at 133 MHz. That's already more powerful than my first computer. For $4. It qualifies as a computer on it's own. It runs Linux just a hacked version with an emulated MMU https://github.com/tvlad1234&#
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
The test of an RFC is whether people use it. Your example doesn't inspire confidence.
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
This thread is for an RFC that is less than 3 pages and solves no problems that exist. I'm tired of having to pretend like every idea on the internet is a good one.
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
I love projects like this because I think eventually all common computing tasks will be broken down in constituent most computationally optimized components
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
The network IS your bottleneck. That's exactly what I'm saying. APCu count=1000 min=0.000290 avg=0.000318 p50=0.000320 p95=0.000331 max=0.000992 ms Memcached count=1000 min=0.032422 avg=0.039714 p50=0.037211 p95=0.053
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
In my CRUD controller that I already have.
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
I read the RFC front to back. It is lazy. To the point where I'd be embarrassed to even show it to people. For one you would never allow a client to dictate the query. That is a security and validation problem. So you have to deconstru
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
I can implement it in about 10 minutes. Not even kidding.
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
My framework is already two decade old prior art and you still haven't actually convinced me that this RFC solves a problem.
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
Modern rdbms databases already have an in-memory cache. For 99% of projects there's no actual difference. The round trip will end up around 12-22 ms in all best possible cases.
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
Okay but I can do that with any rdbms and I can secure memcached too lol. So what? How is redis better than a fixed length table in MySQL?
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
There's basically zero reason to use redis. Pretty much every rdbms like mariadb, postgres, etc is just as fast. So then why redis? It's basically needless complexity in your system.
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
Gentoo is literally designed for this but people keep coming up with other non-solutions. A Gentoo stage 3 with a custom kernel can run on a potato.
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
They will establish censorship laws to try to stem the tide only to be surprised Pikachu face when inevitably at some point in the future one of these right wingers will win and then use all these things against them. No one ever learns.
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
I've been doing things like accounting where I upload receipts and have the LLM adjust a Google sheet with the money balances. The error rate over the past year has dropped from occasionally to never. That is because there's sub a
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
My teachers were frequently wrong too and spoke with authority on subjects in hindsight they were frankly ill equipped to teach. Part of learning is understanding how to reason through these types of issues. It's a common problem solvi
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
The United States has always been at the forefront of pushing higher literacy both internally and world wide. We have just had multiple crazy tech breakthroughs, a world wide pandemic, and various other uncontrolled variables like SAT tests
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
It's far superior in many cases. Teachers get tired, lose patience, etc.
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
I'm honestly jealous of the kids. When I was 13 I was looking at books in the school library from the late 70s and early 80s about astronomy. They had beautiful shots from Voyager 1 and 2 and lots of illustrations but ultimately there
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
A JWKS is defined at /.well-known/jwks.json It's a JSON array of public keys which you can use to validate a JWT which is what an OIDC token is. Making it an array means you can rotate keys whenever but the validator is typic
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
Need this for CLI tools like gcloud, knife, npm, etc. Maybe an Okta based JWT.
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
It sends very weird signals when the EU will fine an American company over some data moving in a direction they don't like while at the same time EU governments will allow home grown companies to de facto force people into using produc
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
Germans will talk a lot about data privacy but then do stuff like this regularly.
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
I know exactly what I need. I just built a task manager in C with GTK+. It uses the theming built into GTK to allow users to change themes while the program is running but it's too memory heavy for my taste. I also have a background in
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
I need something like this but with a few more bells and whistles.
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
The way games on Linux work today is most are compiled for Windows. There are a few exceptions like Civ will in many cases provide a fully Linux native build. But even in that case on Linux you can choose whether to run the native or the Wi

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