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by oooyay 9mo ago
My point was you can still buy the gas ones in the store and they're substantially cheaper than the Ego I bought. I live in East Portland, which is why I was talking about cost. I wish the kind of suburban problems you're describi
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by oooyay 9mo ago
I actually didn't know this was coming up and just bought an electric. They all kind of suck except for the Ego and the Ego is like $250. Portland has gotten quite a bit more expensive. We've begun rejecting taxes, which as the se
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by oooyay 9mo ago
Go definitely supports dynamic libraries
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by oooyay 9mo ago
There's a lot of bugs, but the design looks neat.
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by oooyay 9mo ago
> It won't matter if I'm washing the dishes, walking the dog, driving to the supermarket, picking up my kids from school. I'll always be switched on, on my phone, continuously talking to an LLM, delivering questionable fea
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by oooyay 9mo ago
I've used a lot of static site generators including Hugo and Jekyll. Frankly, I find Go templating and other Jinja style templating an exhausting mental exercise. I don't like it for the same reason that I don't like using Go
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by oooyay 10mo ago
Chaos testing rarely uncovers anything significant or actionable beyond things you can suss out yourself with a thorough review but has the added potential for customer harm if you don't have all your ducks in a row. It also neatly req
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by oooyay 10mo ago
I am formerly a Marine. This a rather silly notion and I think you should back your claim up with some evidence. Even with as much damage as Donald Trump has done to the US's military preparedness and hegemony around the globe no other
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by oooyay 10mo ago
I worked at Slack earlier this year. Slack adopted Cursor as an option in December of 2024 if memory serves correctly. I had just had a project cut due to a lot of unfortunate reasons so I was working on it with one other engineer. It was a
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by oooyay 10mo ago
Atomicity also rarely matters as much as people think it does if contracts are well defined and maintained.
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by oooyay 10mo ago
> That's the point champ. Friendly reminder that this style of discourse is not very welcome on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by oooyay 10mo ago
The people who send death threats, call peoples employers, etc largely view themselves as very normal people that are fighting a just fight. Social media has had plenty of these folks, IRC before it, and probably BBSs before that. They prob
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by oooyay 10mo ago
No, Ergo doesn't have netsplits because there isn't anything to split with. The point does not apply.
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by oooyay 10mo ago
Ergo isn't a federated server, it's meant to scale vertically
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by oooyay 10mo ago
I was thinking that raw html might be too verbose, but canned components have signatures and types.
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by oooyay 10mo ago
Ah, I see
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by oooyay 10mo ago
If you play with A2UIs generator that's effectively what it does, just layer of abstraction or two above what you're describing.
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by oooyay 10mo ago
> The ethical side is up to you, but in a strictly technical sense I don't think there's much that Google could do to intrude on your users privacy as a result of them issuing your SSL certificate, even if they wanted to. I&#x2
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by oooyay 10mo ago
Most every modern "big company" I have worked for is leveraging LetsEncrypt in some capacity where appropriate; some definitely more than others. I don't think you're completely wrong but I also think you're being a
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by oooyay 11mo ago
What OS do you run? I was thinking of doing this with SteamOS.
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by oooyay 11mo ago
Collaboration and specifically collaboration with non git nerds. That's primarily what made GitHub win the VCS wars back in the day. The pull request model appealed to anyone who didn't want to learn crafting and emailing patches.
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by oooyay 11mo ago
Could be! I'll give it a shot
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by oooyay 11mo ago
I'm not going to link my blog again but I have a reply on this post where I link to my blog post where I talk about how I built mine. Most agents fit nicely into a finite state machine or a directed acyclic graph that responds to an ev
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by oooyay 11mo ago
Heh, the bit about context engineering is palpable. I'm writing a personal assistant which, imo, is distinct from an agent in that it has a lot of capabilities a regular agent wouldn't necessarily need such as memory, task track
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by oooyay 11mo ago
This was, in fact, typical for the Navy and Coast Guard before the Trump admin. As was due process.
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by oooyay 11mo ago
I'm not an expert but I was in the military a decade or so ago. The Coast Guard and DHS definitely do partner operations in international and state-run waters for interdiction; the Navy definitely did similar interdiction operations wi
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by oooyay 1y ago
The architecture the author is describing is called SOA and to me is much more optimal. There's variations of SOA that can occur in a monolith or as separate services but at the end of the day it stresses separation at interfaces that
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by oooyay 1y ago
I've been working on an atproto side project. These are very much reasonable considerations when dealing in any atproto application. It is truthful to say that most BlueSky users do not use a personal PDS. It is reasonable to say Tangl
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by oooyay 1y ago
Coal has rising costs that occur on the facilities side and the aging facilities are becoming more unreliable on a modern grid that often needs to fluctuate power demands relatively quickly. It's also more expensive than alternatives l
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by oooyay 1y ago
Some things in life are just not that serious. People can have passion projects they plan on going nowhere.

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