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by lxe 11mo ago
> you don't see bakers, mechanics, dentists, accountants writing things like this... There are literally industry publications full of these.
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by lxe 11mo ago
I think you underestimate how reduction in complexity can increase reliability. becoming a sysadmin for a single inexpensive server instance carries almost the same operational burden as operating an unavoidably very complicated cluster usi
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by lxe 11mo ago
Yup that's what SST wraps (or at least it did when I was fiddling with it). And even Pulumi still is at the behest of the cloud providers... it still has to mirror complexity of the providers to a considerable degree. Devexp is leaps a
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by lxe 11mo ago
As I read more about it, yes, that is indeed the case.
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by lxe 11mo ago
For some reason I assumed it was unsupported. That doesn't seem to be the case.
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by lxe 11mo ago
Docker Compose still takes you 95% of what you need. I wish Docker Swarm survived.
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by lxe 11mo ago
Infrastructure as code should from the beginning have been through a strict typed language with solid dependency and packaging contract. I know that there are solutions like CDK and SST that attempt this, but because the underlying mechanis
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by lxe 11mo ago
That's because you're sleeping on things like Higgs Audio
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by lxe 11mo ago
It's an old problem, and it, along with many of the answers are in many recent data sets.
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by lxe 11mo ago
This was the only recent model that provided a human solution to the stacking problem on the first try. https://medium.com/@nathanbos/gpt-4-may-have-general-intelli... The key here is to understand that 9 fragile eggs
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by lxe 11mo ago
Just start your prompt with `the patient is` and pretend to be Dr House or something. It'll do a good job.
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by lxe 1y ago
This is vastly more useful than benchmark charts. I've been using Nano Banana quite a lot, and I know that it absolutely struggles at exterior architecture and landscaping. Getting it to add or remove things like curbs, walkways, gutte
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by lxe 1y ago
It would be great to have the questions of “what is it? What is it for?” Answered quickly and succinctly above the fold on the marketing site. You probably have an influx of traffic that you could convert to customers through “what is this?
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by lxe 1y ago
I'm absolutely struggling to understand what Synadia even does. it's been an infuriating experience navigating through their marketing site. It's been minutes and I still don't understand what it is. What is NATS? Edit:
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by lxe 1y ago
Is Synadia related to Shazam? The logo is pretty much the same.
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by lxe 1y ago
I've been messing around with Higgs Audio that actually uses the delay pattern. It has to apply it and then unapply it after the generation. I noticed it's actually really hard to chunk and stream audio correctly when you need to
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by lxe 1y ago
So there is almost zero chance that opening up a particular page is going to land on an actual torrent.
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by lxe 1y ago
Context has been the bottleneck since the beginning
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by lxe 1y ago
I hope it doesn't throw you in a mental health crisis when attempting to set it up like AWS SES does.
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by lxe 1y ago
Bangs, or as I like to call them AOL Keywords.
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by lxe 1y ago
I've been using a terminal extensively for over twenty years. However, I was never able to get to the whole Vim and mouse-less keyboard only setup. If you can live your life to the fullest without using the terminal, I kind of envy you
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by lxe 1y ago
Kitty terminal can essentially replace a big part of a linux desktop environment, if you want it to. It's infinitely customizable AND has own opinions at the same time. Also my interactive scrollbar change was recently merged in, so if
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by lxe 1y ago
> appeals to a bunch of implicit ideals without defining its terms. That's such a good way to summarize it!
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by lxe 1y ago
"nostr is a simple distributed protocol to build internet applications for social networking, communication and media. It requires lightweight relay servers, as opposed to large federated servers like in mastodon or email, or fully p2p
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by lxe 1y ago
Why can't these projects separate the use-cases from philosophies and from implementation when presenting them? At first glance I don't understand what this is. Is it a social network? A protocol? "Pro-censorship? I need to r
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by lxe 1y ago
KDE's Dolphin is an incredible file manager in terms of usability and speed. I held this sentiment 10 years ago, and now recently rediscovering it, my opinion hasn't changed. I love that KDE is filling a niche that Gnome has left.
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by lxe 1y ago
This is the best thing I’ve read in a while.
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by lxe 1y ago
Not sure why downvoted. Good journalism here would have been to show the methodology behind the findings or produce a link to a paper. Any article that says "Coffee is bad for you", as an example, that doesn't link to an actu
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by lxe 1y ago
> The findings, shared exclusively with The Washington Post No prompts, no methodology, nothing. > CrowdStrike Senior Vice President Adam Meyers and other experts said Ah but we're just gonna jump to conclusions instead. A+ &quot
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by lxe 1y ago
I'm surprised this is happening now, and not 10 years ago.

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