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odie5533
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5mo ago
I suspect we will not see a non-vibe-coded app again. I think such days are in the past now.
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5mo ago
The National Enquirer publishing rumors and gossip?! I'll never read them again!
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5mo ago
He probably didn't know it was trademarked, and probably didn't think people would get upset, and he's now trying to make it right. Why assume malice on this guy?
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6mo ago
Great news! I can finally feel comfortable buying games that have Denuvo day 1!
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6mo ago
This doesn't look like a cure for cancer like I was promised.
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6mo ago
Fair hit, though I'd like to push back slightly
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6mo ago
There's also Graphile Worker. https://github.com/graphile/worker
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6mo ago
I use Github as well and yes it has been down sometimes, but Gitlab has outages too. For me Github is still in good territory and would have to get a lot worse for me to even think about moving off. Gitlab is basically better, but it's
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6mo ago
https://disroot.org/ provides Git hosting (and email, cloud storage, and more). Their annual revenue is about $35k. There's no money in this.
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6mo ago
Will I have to patch machines, keep packages updated, deal with SSL certs, maintain action runner infra, deal with billing for the machines, add monitoring, alerts, logging, etc No, I don't want to be in the business of running my own
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6mo ago
Software wants to be free. Software is like sex. It's better when it's free.
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6mo ago
If you showed me code from GLM 5.1, Opus 4.6, and Kimi K2.6, my ranking for best model would be highly random.
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6mo ago
Rumor is they're being bought by Anthropic.
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6mo ago
Postgres durability without having to run Kafka or RabbitMQ clusters seems pretty enticing. May reach for it when I next need an outbox pattern or small fan out.
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6mo ago
Guy builds car from stick of gum, paperclip, and an old vehicle
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6mo ago
Is it time to get good at darts yet? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J3eotWyZv5c
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6mo ago
Isn't the difference just harness then? I can write a harness that chunks code into individual functions or groups of functions and then feed it into a vulnerability analysis agent.
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6mo ago
Thank you for the fork! Back in November I made a PR to pgserver for postgres 18, but your version with vector extensions is even better!
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6mo ago
If AWS starts supporting SQLite I'd consider it. I need managed services, PITR backups, read replicas, and failover. My needs are simple like a web app talks to database in us-east-1. It doesn't seem like SQLite is built for that.
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6mo ago
Try pgserver https://github.com/orm011/pgserver It uses real Postgres rather than WASM
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7mo ago
It's always seemed like a solution looking for a problem.
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7mo ago
Can we rename it to Codex?
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7mo ago
Claude Code has been working 24/7 for the past 4 days on creating a private server for a dead video game. It managed to get login, chat, inventory, and a few other features working. I provided it tools like Ghidra and x64dbg and pywina
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7mo ago
It's not a context issue so much as a focus issue. The agent will complete part of a task and then ask if I want it to continue. Even if I told it I want it to keep going until all tasks are complete. Using a wrapper deals with that be
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7mo ago
Wrappers are useful for some tasks. I use ralph loops for things that are extremely complicated and take days of work. Like reverse engineering projects or large scale migration efforts.
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7mo ago
I grow kale, mustard greens, herbs, and sprouts. I'm not looking to erase my need for produce. I just want to always have some fresh staples. Easier to pull off a few sprigs of parsley or some basil than it is to buy those little packs
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7mo ago
What about a OneDrive folder shared with all developers, mounted in a place the AI can access? Putting docs in git makes it slow to iterate and share. That's my hesitancy with committing them.
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7mo ago
Option 4 - Summon Shoggoth and no one exists to go to jail.
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8mo ago
I would think hard on Ghana. It has no shortage of black people living in poverty. Yet it's extremely safe compared to the US as a whole. You're far less likely to be the victim of a violent crime walking down a street in Ghana su
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8mo ago
Why is your focus so narrow on ensuring people get punished for crimes rather than ensuring there is no crime? We have the highest incarceration rate in the world. Increasing that isn't going to turn us into Iceland.
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