lifty

12 ms·

181.
by lifty 2y ago
a modal editor is an editor with different editing modes, like Vim or Helix. Notepad for example is not a modal editor, and neither is VSCode by default.
182.
by lifty 2y ago
If the point is generalizable, we should build more nuclear power plants. They will become cheaper.
183.
by lifty 2y ago
Yes, just like Linux.
184.
by lifty 2y ago
Thanks for hof! Thinking of using it for a project. In what state is the project? I noticed that commits slowed down lately and I was wondering if you consider it stable at the moment and can be used as is.
185.
by lifty 2y ago
Why not use something like http://openrouter.ai ? Pay as you go and you can select any model you want. Heaven!
186.
by lifty 3y ago
How can you bootstrap a PKI without having a trusted out of band channel?
187.
by lifty 3y ago
I had the some thought pop up. I am curious if someone more familiar can do any comparison between the two.
188.
by lifty 3y ago
Still Linux underneath. More like a niche distribution.
189.
by lifty 3y ago
You should be able add incentives in the system so that people store the correct index. You can check the incentive design of Filecoin for an example of how you can do that. Obviously it depends on the application how the incentive mechanis
190.
by lifty 3y ago
Not sure why it would be an abomination. This is the exact use case which is a fit for cryptocurrency networks.
191.
by lifty 3y ago
Would be nice to have some kind of proof of useful AI work.
192.
by lifty 3y ago
It's managing them at a bigger scale that is the challenge. Besides that, the container ecosystem gives you APIs to do all this management with established tools, in an automatic way.
193.
by lifty 3y ago
Another project that aims to deliver this is Linuxkit ( https://github.com/linuxkit/linuxkit ). All the components they ship are written in memory safe languages (usually Go) and run as containers under containerd. You c
194.
by lifty 3y ago
It looks like it's made of plastic. Some of their other outrageously priced products are made of aluminium. Maybe that accounts for a chunk of the difference.
195.
by lifty 3y ago
Why would you say it’s a con job? The settlement is for not enforcing money loundering restrictions, not conning or scamming people. Binance seems to be reputable and hasn’t done any shady things with customer funds, as far as I know.
196.
GrapheneOS is moving off Matrix(twitter.com)
7 points by lifty 3y ago|6 comments
197.
by lifty 3y ago
What is native these days? They seem to have a new UI toolkit every 2 years.
198.
by lifty 3y ago
Everything will run in Azure and all apps will be web apps. You can count on that. This is a clear strategy from Nadella and I doubt anything will change his mind.
199.
by lifty 3y ago
That doesn’t explain the discrepancy between USA and other regions of the world where obesity rates are much lower but food is equally abundant.
200.
by lifty 3y ago
Fully agree with you. I think the unknown that still remains is why that noise is created. It must be related to modern food processing, besides the abundance of food.
201.
by lifty 3y ago
You can already use Dolt in embedded mode. Check this blog post from them: https://www.dolthub.com/blog/2022-07-25-embedded/ . I use it like that and it works great.
202.
by lifty 3y ago
I welcome this change, with the hope that they will be able to release higher quality server implementations resulting from this change. Question to @Arathorn: is there a plan to consolidate and have a single server implementation? I would
203.
by lifty 3y ago
OrbStack ( https://orbstack.dev ) has a very similar logo.
204.
by lifty 3y ago
Dolt is on a whole different level. They use prolly trees as their underlying data structure, which allowed them to replicate most of Git’s features very efficiently. And I think they’re planning on building a Postgres frontend as well.
205.
by lifty 3y ago
Same here
206.
by lifty 3y ago
Since you are here, I would love to understand what are the conceptual and architectural differences between ElectricSQL and PowerSync.
207.
by lifty 3y ago
Depending on how you run your containers, you should be able to run a debug container in the same namespace as your target container. That way you can keep your images lean and bundle all the debugging tools in a different image, which you
208.
by lifty 3y ago
I agree. I think people have just been used to the current state of affairs in managing servers. There’s no reason why they can’t be like appliances or mobile OSes.
209.
by lifty 3y ago
It's as deliberate as a cow eating grass. The cow deliberately eats the grass but because of the game theory involved (lack of information, lack of coordination, incentives etc.), the pasture disappears. The point of my comment (and th
210.
by lifty 3y ago
It’s not deliberate. It’s the tragedy of the commons. They are tapping into a shared resource (our well being) and everyone else is doing it.

More ›