oulipo2

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by oulipo2 11mo ago
You don't understand much if you think that to fight the lack of mentors for men, you have to put down women. It's completely orthogonal. People in power want you to have this "I don't have what I want because this other
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by oulipo2 11mo ago
could you give a brief overview of: - what libs were you using - what kind of algos / models were most useful for what kind of data? I have an IoT use-case, I wanted to look both at NNs and more classical stats models to see if it has
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by oulipo2 11mo ago
I'm not sure I get why we need something specific like MCP-UI? why wouldn't "just another tool" do exactly the same? Eg you present a "display-graph-chart" tool as a MCP tool, and the agent calls it, it doesn&#
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by oulipo2 11mo ago
Cash or bonds I assume
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by oulipo2 11mo ago
Just out of curiosity, could you try to frame in what context this would or would not work? If you have multiple backends with multiple connections for instance? And then if we start with such a "simple" solution and we later need
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by oulipo2 11mo ago
The post seems to say that NOTIFY is generally not a good idea, then comments here say that NOTIFY can actually work, but it depends on some particular things (which are not easy to know for newcomers to Postgres), makes it a bit complicate
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by oulipo2 11mo ago
Does it handle the things that the post mentions about the ever-growing WAL, and the fact that some listeners can go offline and need to get back old messages (eg if Kafka crashes?)
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by oulipo2 11mo ago
Not directly related, but I saw this project recently of a data language by google which is quite cool https://www.malloydata.dev/
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by oulipo2 1y ago
How surprising! lol
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by oulipo2 1y ago
Thanks! Appreciated
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by oulipo2 1y ago
We're working on a repairable and sustainable e-bike battery that you fully own and control! We want to get rid of "black box batteries" and move to connected, cross-compatible, and easy to repair batteries! Check our batteri
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by oulipo2 1y ago
Indeed! We've been asked for the USB-C quite a bit so we might do that in a future version, but it increases the BOM price for our shared mobility fleet customers which are quite price sensitive! Indeed it's 199 eur, but it's
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by oulipo2 1y ago
Thanks for your feedback! Would appreciate any tip you have in making the website more clear, please send us any feedback at contact@gouach.com !
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by oulipo2 1y ago
Yes! We have the EU certification and are undergoing the UL certification, it should be complete at the end of the year!
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by oulipo2 1y ago
Yes we are since a few months! Your email might have got lost? Please send us an email at contact@gouach.com with your details!
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by oulipo2 1y ago
Exactly! That's precisely why we designed the battery, to let people be in control of their own stuff! Our batteries have now be running for close to 3 years on shared mobility ebikes, so they are well-tested indeed! If you want more i
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by oulipo2 1y ago
Thanks for your message! So the value prop are multiple things: - you can indeed change the cells! When the industry matures, we might have a "second-life cell cycling" path where old cells are re-tested and matched so you could s
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by oulipo2 1y ago
Shameless plug: we're building a repairable e-bike battery where you can use your own cells at https://infinite-battery.com We worked on a very sturdy casing, with some specific features to release pressure and limit the fi
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by oulipo2 1y ago
"Who wants to buy that?"... really? Elon Musk is trying very hard to produce robots and failing... imagine if it had access to a tech that solved all the hard problems, like making senses that work, vision, smell, etc... just keep
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by oulipo2 1y ago
If you don't understand that politics, ideology and technology are deeply intertwined and they simply CANNOT be considered separately, you should start educating yourself
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by oulipo2 1y ago
Rich people with access to the tech can do it now... who tells you that once this matures, Government is not going to "mandate" some "improvements" over wide swath of the population... Also guess what, once we have disco
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by oulipo2 1y ago
Define "improvement"... Here lies the crux of the issue For some people in the past (eg 1939 Germany), or some people now in power in the US, "improvement" might not be defined as you'd like...
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by oulipo2 1y ago
The politics of the owners IS the topic. It's being really naive (read: stupid) to think that this has no implication on society
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by oulipo2 1y ago
Idea is cool, but the STT is bad (at least with an accent), and the fact that you need to edit each word is too cumbersome
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by oulipo2 1y ago
Isn't that what mathematicians have always done with "level lines"?
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by oulipo2 1y ago
Looool is that all your argument? "Everyone hates this one simple trick against nazi: try to forget that they do nazi things, and boom!, you're no longer scared of actual nazis"
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by oulipo2 1y ago
And Reform UK in Great-Britain...
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by oulipo2 1y ago
Interesting! How does it compare with ducklake?
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by oulipo2 1y ago
How are you supposed to have a "nuanced discussion" about a guy doing literal Hitler salutes in public?
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by oulipo2 1y ago
It's not because he no longer works there that he doesn't have the exact same ideology. And now he's trying to push a Trump-like figure in the UK

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