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by mrinterweb 10mo ago
When I heard embedded postgres and sync, I immediately thought of pg's logical replication. ElectricSQL looks cool, but any chance of pg's native logical replication working with this?
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by mrinterweb 10mo ago
IPO makes sense for those who might want to cash out before the bubble bursts.
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by mrinterweb 10mo ago
I would rather congressional representatives be paid more and have much stricter rules (with sufficient oversight and penalties), than what we have now. Also the "revolving door" where congress members become lobbyists when they l
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by mrinterweb 10mo ago
I don't like being this guy, but I think Deepseek 3.2 stole all the thunder yesterday. Notice that these comparisons are to Deepseek 3.1. Deepseek 3.2 is a big step up over 3.1, if benchmarks are to be believed. Just unfortunate timing
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by mrinterweb 10mo ago
I ran into a similar issue with Hetzner. I had an outstanding bill that I forgot about (going to an email inbox I don't check often). They closed my account, and I haven't been able to pay the bill. I've tried contacting supp
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by mrinterweb 10mo ago
There are many good comments here about why the "Ruby is not a serious programming language" article is trash, and it is. What bothers me is that this article is on wired.com. I would expect more from Wired, and unfortunately, the
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by mrinterweb 10mo ago
I would expect one of the motivations for making these LLM model weights open is to undermine the valuation of other players in the industry. Open models like this must diminish the value prop of the frontier focused companies if other comp
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by mrinterweb 10mo ago
The whole time while reading over this, I was thinking how a small orchestrator local model might help with somewhat known workflows. Programmatic orchestration is ideal, but can be impractical for all cases. In the interest of reducing con
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by mrinterweb 11mo ago
Let me go find my collection of floppy disks, then I'll need a 32 pin connection adapter for the drive. I remember U7 was my favorite game for a long time. I received U7 Serpent Isle as a gift, but at least one of 15 of the 3.5" d
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by mrinterweb 11mo ago
Hit the Gemini 3 quota on the second prompt in antigravity even though I'm a pro user. I highly doubt I hit a context window based on my prompt. Hopefully, it is just first day of near general availability jitters.
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by mrinterweb 11mo ago
When some people see a child without parents in arms reach, they assume the worst and report the situation. Many parents live in fear of being perceived as negligent, and for good reason. There are some real horror stories about parents get
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by mrinterweb 11mo ago
It is refreshing to see a date picker that the user knows how to enter date with their keyboard. Defaulting to custom UI for date/time pickers is so bizarre. My favorite (/s) is when you're using an android and you get the we
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by mrinterweb 11mo ago
Claude has had an uncomfortable number of availability incidents recently. https://status.claude.com/
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by mrinterweb 11mo ago
A lot of money and years of marketing the cloud as the responsible business decision led us here. Now that the cloud providers have vendor lock-in, few will leave, and customers will continue to wildly overpay for cloud services.
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by mrinterweb 11mo ago
Nothing much. How bout you?
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by mrinterweb 1y ago
This seems like a good opportunity for a browser company like Mozilla to offer a GDPR compliant library that is easy to integrate that automatically applies user privacy preferences instead of showing the GDPR prompt. Opensource the library
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by mrinterweb 1y ago
One thing that frustrates me with estimating performance on AWS is that I have to dramatically estimate down from the performance of my dev laptop (M2 MBP). I've noticed performance tradeoffs around 15x slower when deployed to AWS. I r
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by mrinterweb 1y ago
Investing in AI infrastructure seems very risky to me. With how short of a lifecycle computing hardware generally has, does it make sense to blow billions on hardware that will need to be replaced in a few years? AI companies have been burn
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by mrinterweb 1y ago
I can't tell if you're being sarcastic. Read either way, it works :)
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by mrinterweb 1y ago
One training source for LLMs is opensource repos. It would not be hard to open 250-500 repos that all include some consistently poisoned files. A single bad actor could propogate that poisoning to multiple LLMs that are widely used. I would
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Google Calls ICE Agents a Vulnerable Group, Removes ICE-Spotting App "Red Dot"(404media.co)
41 points by mrinterweb 1y ago|7 comments
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by mrinterweb 1y ago
Shocking no one, Google pulls the app too. https://www.404media.co/google-calls-ice-agents-a-vulnerable...
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by mrinterweb 1y ago
A government probably wouldn't have to push very hard for Google to revoke a dev's signing key, blocking apps signed with that key. So I don't see a difference. Technically sideloading will be possible, but Google will still
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by mrinterweb 1y ago
Google is making it so sideloading APKs on Android is no longer possible. This is one of many great reasons why that should not happen.
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by mrinterweb 1y ago
I want to like Ghosty, but not being able to search has been a deal breaker. Guess the alternatives to search are use tmux or grep the ghosty log, but tmux and I have never clicked, and searching the log is not user friendly for how often I
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by mrinterweb 1y ago
You and I should talk :) I've been thinking of this ever since seeing the movie "The Incredible Burt Wonderstone". He uses a sleeping gas on his audience packs them into a moving truck and "magically" transports his
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by mrinterweb 1y ago
How would a heads up email look like a phishing email? Blindsiding the maintainers like this is just cruel.
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by mrinterweb 1y ago
I would say react being the default expands to apps that normally would work perfectly server-side rendered. The insane amount of added boiler plate associated with writing an API, tests for the API (including contract tests), API documenta
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ReActionView: A New ActionView-Compatible ERB Engine(marcoroth.dev)
2 points by mrinterweb 1y ago|0 comments
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by mrinterweb 1y ago
I've played a couple hours of silksong. I don't get the hype. Its a fine game, but I really think people are over hyping it. The internet hype loop on this game is turning me off on it. It's a nice metroidvania game.

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