jmaw

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by jmaw 6mo ago
While this is certainly cool to see. And I love seeing how fast webservers can go.. The counter question "Do you even need 25,000 RPS and sub-ms latency?" comes to mind. I don't choose a DB over a flat file for its speed. I c
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by jmaw 6mo ago
Very interesting, I'd never heard of JSONL before: https://jsonlines.org/ Also notable mention for JSON5 which supports comments!: https://json5.org/
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by jmaw 6mo ago
Gotcha, thanks. That is a bit sus
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by jmaw 6mo ago
This could be one of my least favorite website styles ever. Too content dense is overwhelming, but this went WAY too far in the other direction. If I can't tell what your company is/does without clicking/interacting with the
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by jmaw 6mo ago
You mention the client-server architecture of opencode. Is that a local server or is it calling home to opencode servers? One of the ideas I like about opencode is the ability to prompt and such from a web browser. So I'm curious if th
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by jmaw 6mo ago
I've been considering playing around with opencode. Can you expand on what you mean by this?
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by jmaw 6mo ago
The author of the article mentioned that they are using it as a honeypot to detect when bots (or rather authors of the bots) implement a work-around for the obfuscation technique. Which is pretty smart!
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by jmaw 7mo ago
you misspelled MicroSlop
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by jmaw 7mo ago
Back in the day when software could be "finished". Ahh, the good 'ol days
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by jmaw 7mo ago
You could use these shell script versions of pipelines in GHA though, right? There is nothing stopping you from triggering a bash script via a "run" step in YAML. These reusable actions are nothing but a convenience feature. This
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by jmaw 8mo ago
What does it mean to put an agent inside of a PG DB? Is PG doing the actual computing/inference (does it tie to GPU), or is PG just storing the state of the agents neural net (is that a thing, it seems like it would be). Maybe I'm
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by jmaw 2y ago
Are you really going to build a site which just consists of a button?