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by ibejoeb 1y ago
That's the point. Those are only system-unique, not universally. It's a lower-level attribute that is an implementation detail, like for referential integrity in an rdbms. At that point, if you need it, you have atomic increment.
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by ibejoeb 1y ago
If you need an opaque ID like a uuid because, for example, you need the capability to generate non-colliding IDs generated by disparate systems, the best way I've found is to separate these two concerns. Use a UUIDv4 for public purpose
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by ibejoeb 1y ago
UUIDv4 doesn't leak creation time.
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by ibejoeb 1y ago
You can't use the services until you confirm the account via email. When you sign up, you provide and email address, and the you're presented with this: "You've successfully signed up. Please check your email to confirm
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by ibejoeb 1y ago
Let's assume that estimate is good. For some perspective an context, the last finalized DOD budget (2023) was $815B, and, plus supplementals, turned into about $852 billion. AGI is absolutely a national security concern. Despite it bei
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by ibejoeb 1y ago
You can argue that either way. It's not the best analogy. I extrapolate in another comment in this thread. NZ agreed to cooperate with the US request. That made all the difference. If the US agrees to allow UK to proceed, then that&#x2
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by ibejoeb 1y ago
I could be milk, right? Or a sheet of paper. I'll concede that it's not terribly far fetched. If the french entity produced a good that is illegal in the UK put it in the post to be delivered to the UK, then we have something like
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by ibejoeb 1y ago
But what does successfully mean? An Australian court can rule on it, but Australia is going to have to take it up with US State from there. Or send the navy, I guess...
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by ibejoeb 1y ago
Isn't that to be expected? First, battery technology continues to improve, and being battery-constrained ought to reduce the value of the older technology. Second, the battery degrades faster than an ICE.
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by ibejoeb 1y ago
4chan is available . As far as I know, it is not operated in the UK. If anything, it is the UK-based user that is acting unlawfully. If the UK wants to block 4chan, it is free to do so.
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by ibejoeb 1y ago
Not exactly. It's like if a brit goes to paris to buy cigarettes, the UK is stating that it's the tabac's job to refuse the transaction. They can say whatever they want, but the UK can't conduct an extra-territorial poli
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by ibejoeb 1y ago
Lol. Here's my policy. I declare my extra-territorial effect. Because your house is not my territory, it's mine now.
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by ibejoeb 1y ago
Here's how I'm interpreting this: 1. your company owns example.com 2. someone signs up to supabase with alice@example.com 3. you receive the confirmation email somehow (which probably isn't important) a.
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by ibejoeb 1y ago
If you're in a jurisdiction that taxes prepare food, then the government is going to be unhappy about missing the tax on the second sale.
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by ibejoeb 1y ago
I don't think any of the commercial models are doing RL at the consumer. The R is just accepting or rejecting the action, right?
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by ibejoeb 1y ago
Pretty true, and definitely a good exercise. But if we're going to actual use these things in practice, you need more. Things like prompt caching, capabilities/constraints, etc. It's pretty dangerous to let an agent go hog wi
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by ibejoeb 1y ago
Why? I like the ability to move around. Bicycles are not practical in many major US markets.
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by ibejoeb 1y ago
I guess phoenix is good for them since they're in the area already, but you'd think it'd be more helpful to run this in a market where they're actively trialing. At least then they'd be doing some useful work while
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Ask HN: Thoughts on the New Unplugged Up Phone?
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by ibejoeb 1y ago
I don't think we know yet when min fuel was declared. At that point, they will be resequenced. Then we need to know when mayday fuel was declared. It sounds pretty odd, like perhaps there were multiple simultaneous situations and the c
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by ibejoeb 1y ago
Well the majority of the facilities are private land, right, not public, right? Organize formal sessions during which photography is prohibited. If you don't get any takers, the sport might have left you behind.
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by ibejoeb 1y ago
> I occasionally see people saying “well, if you don’t want to be in photos published online, don’t be in public spaces”. > This is nonsense, for a number of reasons. Clearly, one should be able to exist in society, including going ou
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by ibejoeb 1y ago
> Additional usage billed at API list price +10% I'm hoping that zed is someday able to get discount bulk pricing to resell through their providers. With the 10% markup, is there any benefit to using zed's provider vs. BYOK?
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by ibejoeb 1y ago
If you sign out of zed, zed's providers don't work. I believe you still see them in the AI panel, but it won't operate.
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by ibejoeb 1y ago
Tokens aren't that much more opaque than RAM GB/s for functions or whatever. You'd have to know the entire infra stack to really understand it. I don't really have a suggestion for a better unit for that kind of stuff.
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by ibejoeb 1y ago
> if they're going to let you just use Claude Code I'm pretty sure that's only while it's in preview, just like they were giving away model access before that was formally launched. Get it while it's hot.
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by ibejoeb 1y ago
NPM needs some kind of attestation mechanism. There needs to be an independent third party that that has the fingerprint, and then npm must verify it before a change is published. It could even be just DNS or well-known URI that, if changed
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by ibejoeb 1y ago
My wrangler token just expired and I can't refresh or get a new one without the dashboard. Really a pain...
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by ibejoeb 1y ago
Yeah. I understand the excitement over the past two decades about the possibility of cryptocurrencies, but it came with a lot of naivete. After the fight to create sovereign central banks, did anyone seriously think that they were just goin
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by ibejoeb 1y ago
Right. That's what I'm saying. The posts cited in the article are from leaders in those hype companies essentially rebranding a term and using it to recruit. One is explicitly inviting employees that are about to be assimilated in

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