mstaoru

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by mstaoru 5mo ago
Hashing microservice deployment was blocked by random generator microservice stuck in Pending because it needed an UUID from UUID microservice which was blocked by hashing.
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by mstaoru 5mo ago
You should try this in Germany. You'll probably get arrested.
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by mstaoru 6mo ago
You are absolutely right!
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by mstaoru 6mo ago
Sehr gut! I need to show it to my colleagues. Unfortunately half of them are on vacation currently and another half on sick leave. We decided to make a Teams call in August to discuss how to proceed with this.
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by mstaoru 6mo ago
I'm team "taking on CUDA with OpenVINO" (and SYCL*), Intel seems really upped their game on iGPU and dGPU lately, with sane prices and fairly good software support and APIs. I'm not talking gaming CUDA, but CV and data s
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by mstaoru 6mo ago
While I applaud the acumen, this reads like watching a kid standing on the 3rd floor balcony shouting "look what I can do!" $20/month. Yeah. Great, but why? You get a lot of peace of mind with "real" HA setup with r
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by mstaoru 6mo ago
When I ask Gemini for some purchasing decisions (e.g. "I'm looking for the best medium-end audiophile IEM to buy, compare Campfire Audio Astrolith and 64 Audio U12t"), then go on discussing and spinning the results for a whil
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by mstaoru 6mo ago
What? But "coding is largely solved" isn't it?..
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by mstaoru 6mo ago
It's also faster to inject nutrients for your body intravenously. Are we, as an industry, really limited by "not typing fast enough"?
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by mstaoru 6mo ago
I echo the others' sentiments that I still strongly prefer to write code mostly manually, assisted by Tab completions, and only generate piecewise via Cmd+K where I'm not sure about APIs or forgot the exact syntax. Chatting in Ask
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by mstaoru 7mo ago
This whole PRC law (system) is designed to condemn already targeted individuals, there's no big difference if there's nothing on the phone. Chinese laws are specifically formulated in this pattern: "A, B, C, or at the discret
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by mstaoru 7mo ago
When used to help with something that I don't much understand, Claude works AMAZING! With something that I understand deeply, it's an absolute disaster. Wonder why...
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by mstaoru 7mo ago
So it's back to the original question, why spend $5-10k on the Studio, when it will still be 10x slower and half the intelligence vs. $20 Sonnet?.. What is the point (besides privacy) to use local models now for coding? PS: I can under
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by mstaoru 7mo ago
Right, it was more of a rhetorical question :) With my point being - how are these local models really useful to me now? Is the Only Way ™ to sell my house and build a 8x5090 monster?.. How does that compare to $20/month Opus? (Privacy
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by mstaoru 7mo ago
(I think) yes, via the latest openwebui + ollama.
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by mstaoru 7mo ago
I use search as well via openwebui + searxng.
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by mstaoru 7mo ago
I periodically try to run these models on my MBP M3 Max 128G (which I bought with a mind to run local AI). I have a certain deep research question (in a field that is deeply familiar to me) that I ask when I want to gauge model's knowl
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by mstaoru 7mo ago
Every now and then I will google "books like Hyperion", read something, and conclude that it was nothing like Hyperion. Wonderful books, wonderful writer. A loss.
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by mstaoru 7mo ago
Health insurance? Remote role taxed where? Would it even count for Portuguese PR? Spent €10k on visa consultants?.. What did they do exactly? I wouldn't also fully assume that Portugal is more stable than Turkey. EU is not what it used
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by mstaoru 8mo ago
I guess it says something about OAuth when you implement it "at scale" and still have multiple misconceptions (all very common though). Most importantly, OAuth is an authorization framework, OIDC is an authentication extension bui
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by mstaoru 8mo ago
We moved into a new flat with really bad lighting and I decided to buy those "AmazeFun" (or whatever generic named CN brand) "smart" LED ceiling lights. Bought one for each of four rooms. Installed, tested them with the
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by mstaoru 8mo ago
Headscale is good. We're using to manage a two isolated networks of about 400 devices each. It just works. It's in China so official Tailscale DERPs do not work, but enabling built-in DERP was very easy.
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by mstaoru 11mo ago
In a similar vein, but different concept - https://hazeover.com/ - dimming inactive windows.
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by mstaoru 11mo ago
Social media (FB, Twitter, Instagram...) - never had any, never felt the need. TikTok etc - I strongly believe these are brain cancer. Crypto - never had any need or interest. Smartwatches - never solved any need for me either. Same with ta
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by mstaoru 11mo ago
I brought my WiFi 7-capable ASUS RT-BE96U to Germany (from China) and I proudly notice that my average download speed is up to ~105 Mbit from ~95 Mbit with the stock Vodafone router. "Silicon Valley of Europe", my a*s.
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Ask HN: How would you rebuild software PM in non-software Big Co? And would you?
3 points by mstaoru 1y ago|0 comments
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by mstaoru 1y ago
> Big Tech is spending $364B on infrastructure instead of fixing the code You mean CrowdStrike still crashes? Spotlight still writes 26TB every night? (Which only happened in beta, AFAIK...) Of course, they are fixing the code. Conflatin
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by mstaoru 1y ago
They forgot to include: * Broke users' keyboard shortcuts again. Seriously, every Cursor update adds another override, their most favorite seeming to be Cmd+E. If I'm not mistaken, poor Cmd+E changed what it does already 3 or 4 ti
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by mstaoru 1y ago
> what exactly are their tools for? Obviously, for writing and sending said job applications.
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by mstaoru 1y ago
https://docs.victoriametrics.com/helm/victoriametrics-k8s-st... It's pretty nice, lightweight to get started with and scalable enough to take it fairly far. It doesn't do traces yet though, however a few beta

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