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What we learned from a 22-Day storage bug (and how we fixed it)(mux.com)
40 points by mmcclure 7mo ago|11 comments
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by mmcclure 7mo ago
I went down this path a bit the other night, curious what OP's answer is. My mental model was that they could be complimentary? Jido for agent lifecycle, supervision, state management, etc, LangChain for the LLM interactions, prompt ch
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by mmcclure 7mo ago
I haven't used Jido for anything yet, but it's one of those projects I check in on once a month or so. BEAM does seem like a perfect fit for an agent framework, but the ecosystem seeming limited has held me back from going too f
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by mmcclure 7mo ago
This is an interesting writeup, albeit not quite what I was hoping for. I love Elixir and have been following Gleam for a while now, so I clicked through hoping this was talking about Gleam baking this into their ecosystem a bit better. I w
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by mmcclure 8mo ago
It's on the high side, but...honestly not absurd? "Party" implies one night rager, but the source says "in-person company event." That seems more like a multi-day company onsite to me, and the total bill per person
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by mmcclure 8mo ago
Square is still a much, much bigger portion of the business than CashApp. Square’s ecosystem is expected to contribute $1.77 billion, while Cash App is expected to provide $58.3 million to transaction revenues.
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by mmcclure 8mo ago
Very cool! I've been using Termius for a while. Overall positive, but my one complaint is that the interactions can be pretty tedious using it with TUIs like Claude Code. I like the gesture-based movement, excited to try that in practi
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by mmcclure 8mo ago
Ah I see the confusion. I should have been clearer that I was talking about the creator of the actual OpenClaw project. He wants nothing to do with the token(s), and at least when I joined a month or so ago the discord rules included a ba
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by mmcclure 8mo ago
Just to give the creator/project some credit here, he’s got nothing to do with the token. To all crypto folks: Please stop pinging me, stop harassing me. I will never do a coin. Any project that lists me as coin own
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by mmcclure 9mo ago
Oh really? I was looking at the Agent SDK for an idea and the docs seemed to imply that wasn't the case. Unless previously approved, we do not allow third party developers to offer Claude.ai login or rate limits for their product
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Mux (YC W16) is hiring a platform engineer that cares about (internal) DX(mux.com)
1 points by mmcclure 9mo ago
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The rise and fall of the company behind Reader Rabbit (2018)(theoutline.com)
30 points by mmcclure 9mo ago|2 comments
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The grief when AI writes most of the code(blog.pragmaticengineer.com)
1 points by mmcclure 9mo ago|0 comments
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by mmcclure 9mo ago
I think context matters here. People are being kind to someone who just had to lay off most of their team because, despite their project’s popularity and success (maybe even because of it), a massive change in the ecosystem completely destr
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by mmcclure 9mo ago
Shameless plug for anyone that wants to go deeper on specific video topics: I've been organizing a conference for video devs for 11 years now and there's a wealth of info in the recordings. A talk from the most recent one on hacki
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by mmcclure 10mo ago
This is very cool, but goodness I wish they'd give an option for a password-based login after the initial verification. In ~10 minutes of playing with it I had to go through 4 email confirmation steps. I'm very much into the produ
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Streaming video on a Sega Genesis [video](youtube.com)
3 points by mmcclure 10mo ago|0 comments
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Google killed the 25-year-old Sega Dreamcast PlanetWeb 3.0 web browser this week(tomshardware.com)
14 points by mmcclure 10mo ago|2 comments
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by mmcclure 11mo ago
I switched to using PWAs for social media apps for similar reasons the author outlines. A pleasant, but somewhat unintended consequence is that I just use them a lot less because the experience is pretty bad. It makes me a little sad becaus
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by mmcclure 11mo ago
Yes, it was extremely clear that your position is that it’s overfunded. OK, so we agree SFUSD is not underfunded? No, we don’t, I just wasn’t trying to make that point. There’s absolutely debates to be had about SFUSD, including h
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by mmcclure 11mo ago
My original point in this subthread was that SFUSD is NOT underfunded. Do you believe it IS underfunded? Your original point was not that it's "not underfunded," it was that it's overfunded (and substantially
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by mmcclure 11mo ago
And, it's worth noting, the uh...deselection process. Private schools can kick kids out, public schools cannot.
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by mmcclure 11mo ago
I was generous in my estimate for each of the line items. I chose a one room school house as an example because it's easy to grok, and anything larger would be cheaper due to economies of scale. I would argue that economies o
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by mmcclure 11mo ago
I think your reasoning is flawed, but fine...if the goal is to try and have the cheapest possible one room school house. That $200k gets eaten up pretty quick by things like security, janitorial, building maintenance, support staff like pri
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by mmcclure 11mo ago
Are you saying that's a lot or a little? Tuition for most (non-religious) competitive private schools in San Francisco is easily twice that amount.
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by mmcclure 1y ago
I think this is overall fair/accurate in terms of crash fatigue, but crypto has crashed by 85+% multiple times in the last decade. I'm not sure that's the best proof point in this list of things that don't actually happe
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by mmcclure 1y ago
I’m not sure I’m following. Gleam is inspired by Elm in a lot of ways, and the major draw over Elixir would be the Elm-inspired type system, but Gleam is still a language not a web framework (which Elm is not either, since it only targets
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by mmcclure 1y ago
> Gleam takes inspiration from Elm, so if that's your thing and something you'd consider using, probably go with that rather than Phoenix. Again, if your team can handle it. I think you meant Elixir there, not Phoenix?
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by mmcclure 1y ago
I agree that Oracle has been a perfectly fine trademark holder in all of these regards in that they are entirely irrelevant to JavaScript and have been for as long as I can remember. The point here is that them not doing those things would
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by mmcclure 1y ago
Not a lot of info on the page about the process, etc, but this is also called "datamoshing." If you're curious, there's a great talk from Demuxed '21 on some of the details: https://www.youtube.com/w

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