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by oulipo2 1y ago
What does he do except making fossil fuel MORE critical? What do you think rockets are powered with?
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by oulipo2 1y ago
I'd argue that if an art piece is famous enough, then it ought to become "public". In the sense that, yes, the artist made it and it became famous, but once it reaches a certain scale of fame, it means that the public itself
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by oulipo2 1y ago
Ah, got it, it throws Exception in order to stop the task each time https://github.com/earendil-works/absurd/blob/main/sdks/type...
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by oulipo2 1y ago
Okay very clear! I was saying that because your post example is just a kind of basic "tool use" example which is already implemented by MCP/OpenAI tool use, but obviously I guess your code can be suited to more complex scenar
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by oulipo2 1y ago
Other question: why reimplementing your framework, rather than using an existing agent framework like Claude + MCP, or OpenAI + tool calling? Is it because you're using your own LM models, or just because you wanted more control on ret
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by oulipo2 1y ago
Really cool! How does it compare to DBOS ? https://docs.dbos.dev/architecture
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by oulipo2 1y ago
It's easier to get a training for those tech (that change all the time) on the job. It's harder to get the CS fundamentals later. Functional programming, type theory, etc are all very important and they are taught in CS schools
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by oulipo2 1y ago
Can we stop linking the racist website that twitter has become?
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by oulipo2 1y ago
Is it possible to install Timescale on those?
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by oulipo2 1y ago
It's been indeed renovated, and it does London -> Venice and London -> Istanbul, but is outrageously priced (20k eur for Paris -> Istanbul if I remember) I did the same "route" but took some random night trains betwe
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by oulipo2 1y ago
It was mostly direct trains, or at most one change between each city (eg Paris -> Vienna, Vienna -> Bucharest, Bucharest -> Istanbul) Only issue is that some legs can only be booked last minute at the physical train station, and no
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by oulipo2 1y ago
I want to rewrite some of my setup, we're doing IoT, and I was planning on MQTT -> Redpanda (for message logs and replay, etc) -> Postgres/Timescaledb (for data) + S3 (for archive) (and possibly Flink/RisingWave/Ar
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by oulipo2 1y ago
I want to rewrite some of my setup, we're doing IoT, and I was planning on MQTT -> Redpanda (for message logs and replay, etc) -> Postgres/Timescaledb (for data) + S3 (for archive) (and possibly Flink/RisingWave/Ar
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by oulipo2 1y ago
I want to rewrite some of my setup, we're doing IoT, and I was planning on MQTT -> Redpanda (for message logs and replay, etc) -> Postgres/Timescaledb (for data) + S3 (for archive) (and possibly Flink/RisingWave/Ar
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by oulipo2 1y ago
That's so cool.
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by oulipo2 1y ago
Interesting, in my case I'm using Capacitor (since I need bluetooth and it's not well supported across browsers), and I want the app to be able to work offline too for some features, so I don't really care about the bundle si
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by oulipo2 1y ago
This summer I did Paris to Istanbul by train, through Vienna and Bucharest, it was wonderful!
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by oulipo2 1y ago
Really cool! BTW since you're here, have you checked https://github.com/malloydata/malloy/ and their visualizations? it seems it could be a nice fit for ObservableHQ
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by oulipo2 1y ago
It's not really clear how you "update" a workflow/step method? What happens if you saw a bug, or you want to update and change a workflow? Is there a way to discard / upgrade the existing in-memory workflows that ar
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by oulipo2 1y ago
And to DBOS too
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by oulipo2 1y ago
As other comments say, direnv does that, but honestly you should look into mise-en-place (mise) which is really great, and also includes a "mini-direnv"
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by oulipo2 1y ago
Self-plug: you can take a look at our repairable and sustainable battery at https://gouach.com . If it gets depleted, it's super easy to replace cells, getting you a whole new battery for $50 (price of cells) instead of buyi
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by oulipo2 1y ago
The "support" seems to be mainly "engineered" by billionaire-owned media
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by oulipo2 1y ago
Exactly. Meanwhile 75% of French people agree that he should go to jail. This is nuts
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by oulipo2 1y ago
Looking great!
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by oulipo2 1y ago
Not only this, but he plotted to whitewash the terrorist responsible for a terror attack on a plane which killed more French people than the terror attacks of the Bataclan... this guy is despicable and merits to be behind bars
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by oulipo2 1y ago
We, French, are very proud of having put an ex-President in jail, for his crimes of having tried to whitewash a dictator responsible for the death of more French people than the Bataclan terror attacks in exchange for money. This person hum
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by oulipo2 1y ago
There's a lot of weird stuff being pushed by the "algorithms" (I have a hard time believing this is not done on purpose by Meta) On Facebook I have REGULARLY a lot of "soft porn" AI generated "reels" of ve
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by oulipo2 1y ago
Well I get that you're being sarcastic, but no, fucking up the democracy is not okay
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by oulipo2 1y ago
I remember in the cracking days, where we were trying to crack ElGamal encryption or other, we noticed when some code had been written in eg Delphi (which used a weak RNG based on datetime), then when you tried to guess when the code was co

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