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by mosselman 1y ago
I totally agree, I wasn't trying to push the merits of metrics. I meant that feeling and metrics are not mutually exclusive and that is what the author was trying to claim.
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by mosselman 1y ago
I also came back here to say something about the README. I don't like the `Namespace/another/view` that is in there. Just build something else, for all I care even a todo app so I can see what these values would be in a real-
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by mosselman 1y ago
Measuring and feeling are not mutually exclusive. This is just the frame that the author is trying to prop up in order to sell us their shallow, meaningless piece. I wouldn’t normally even comment something like this about someone’s article
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by mosselman 1y ago
What are some good prevention mechanisms for this? A sort of firewall for prompts? I've seen people recommend LLMs, but that seems like it wouldn't work well. What is the industry standard? Or what looks promising at least?
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by mosselman 1y ago
Thanks for the links. What do you guys think about security concerns around minisform and ugreen being Chinese companies?
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by mosselman 1y ago
Great to see another CSS > JavaScript enthousiast. To do these things I use Tailwind which makes it easier for me to change and see what is happening. You can do so many things with just CSS. Dropdowns, animated sidebar menus, toggled ar
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by mosselman 1y ago
So if I understand this correctly it goes over every possible document with an LLM each time someone performs a search? I might have misunderstood of course. If so, then the use cases for this would be fairly limited since you'd have t
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Show HN: Super fast TailwindCSS class merging gem written in Rust(github.com)
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by mosselman 1y ago
Very cool! So simple, I love it. One thing that would be great is a bit better support for lists (todos, unordered and ordered) where when you press enter once it will add another `-` or `- [ ]`, etc item and when you press it a second time
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by mosselman 1y ago
That video is horrible I have no idea what is going on.
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by mosselman 1y ago
Does anyone have a good recommendation of a claude code like tool that uses locally hosted models?
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by mosselman 1y ago
Someone on here once called it craftsmanship cosplaying.
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by mosselman 1y ago
Have you looked at the financial health of the one company vs the other? I am pretty sure Google is making more than 10x the money Mozilla is making.
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by mosselman 1y ago
That is crazy and at the same time so Belgian. Belgians have 0 understanding of anything to do with cars. Their roads are horrible, they are horrible drivers, it is crazy. When I lived in Brussels all traffic lights of intersections would g
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by mosselman 1y ago
That doesn't make any sense. How would criminals know even if the traffic light receives a signal like that?
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by mosselman 1y ago
Whenever someone presents an anecdote like this, there is always someone who says “but then you are doing react wrong”. Ok, so why is it possible to do it so wrong so often then? That sounds like a downside of the tool. It is a sharp knife.
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by mosselman 1y ago
Thanks. What role does repmgr play?
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by mosselman 1y ago
I don't know. Barman would only be part of the HA puzzle no?
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by mosselman 1y ago
Coincidentally I’ve been trying to figure out a nice no-nonsense way to setup a HA postgres cluster with automatic failover and restoration of nodes and point in time recovery. I see a lot of patroni with etcd and haproxy being advised. It
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by mosselman 1y ago
You have misread I think. There used to be append-only, they've removed it and suggest using a credential that has no 'delete' permission. The question asked here is whether this would protect against data being overwritten i
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by mosselman 1y ago
I am running rclone on my kobo e-reader, so I am sure it can run on phones.
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by mosselman 1y ago
Thanks for pointing this out. In the same vein there are so many posts about productivity systems where people put endless amount of time into crafting their gtd notebooks with tabs and lists, etc. All that time spent to be productive inste
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by mosselman 1y ago
Wow that is cool! Any chance you could share that Arc extension?
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by mosselman 1y ago
All you made clear to me is that you are somewhat of an asshole to be honest. If it isn’t clear for you why, maybe get some of your crayons out of wherever you keep them.
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by mosselman 1y ago
We use LocationIQ and are very happy. We've negotiated a different rate limit. The big difference between Google Maps is the quality of the results. Location IQ is basically hosted Nominatim. It is fine for many things, but at the stre
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by mosselman 2y ago
I use TailwindUI for many of my rails projects. Or just grab some Tailwind things from around the web. Tailwind has really rekindled my joy in creating views.
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by mosselman 2y ago
Haha I am not worked up. I just care it seems. I agree. Parroting some meme isn’t caring per se. But I was working under the assumption that the statement that it was the same names who keep doing it. If you say “Ruby is dead” 5 times a yea
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by mosselman 2y ago
Usually people get huffed up about stuff they care about. Caring doesn’t mean wanting it to be better, it could also mean get worked up about. Surely a one-off comment about nobody using Ruby doesn’t mean you “care”, but if it is true that
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by mosselman 2y ago
You’d think that pushing all of the data into any ldap database, but especially some of the newer postgres based ones would give you all the performance you need at 10% of the costs? Let alone all the maintenance of the mind boggling archit
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by mosselman 2y ago
Yes this has been my experience too. It isn’t just the costs and complexities involved in the moving of the data, but needing the expertise in your team to do so or at least investing the time of someone in your team to figure it out and ma

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