oulipo2

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by oulipo2 7mo ago
Technology IS politics. Technology is a form of control. And in the capitalist system, this control is mostly exerted by private companies, on which the rules of democracy do not apply. There must be guardrails
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by oulipo2 7mo ago
Can we bind it so when I fart it closes the tab?
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by oulipo2 7mo ago
Lol it's the guy who makes mise https://mise.jdx.dev , so I don't think it's a "vibe-coded" project)
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by oulipo2 7mo ago
There's also https://github.com/jdx/fnox
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by oulipo2 7mo ago
How does it compare to https://github.com/jdx/fnox
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by oulipo2 7mo ago
We're building a repairable and fireproof e-bike battery at https://infinite-battery.com
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by oulipo2 8mo ago
Indeed, looking at a "single median query" totally disregard the fact that: - first, those queries are mostly useless and we could totally do without them, so it's still a net pollution - they are being integrated everywhere,
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by oulipo2 8mo ago
That's why at https://infinite-battery.com we designed a fireproof and waterproof casing for our repairable batteries
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by oulipo2 8mo ago
Because it's a fruit governed by humans, in the scope of a capitalistic and patriarchal society. And all fruits planted in a capitalistic and patriarchal society are poison
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by oulipo2 8mo ago
Has Claude become slow and buggy for other users?
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by oulipo2 8mo ago
That's the issue, people are anthropomorphizing those models, but... they're all the same (conceptually). They just do random hallucinations, trying to make those hallucination match the "reality" (of their training data
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by oulipo2 8mo ago
Well, we need taxes to have a functioning economy. So what is really needed is that we close loopholes that allow corporations to pay less than individuals Taxes is a net benefit (at least here in Europe): you basically get better services
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by oulipo2 8mo ago
There's nothing particular about this. This is just what you'd expect from a Language Model trained on large datasets. It reproduces a pattern commonly found in documents
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by oulipo2 8mo ago
Yet the only thing the dog wanted was a cuddle and a frisbee
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by oulipo2 8mo ago
First there's no "code". There are many different variations. Doing basic UI in React is way different from doing low-level embedded code with locking and mutexes, etc. AI is quite good at what I call "code in-painting&q
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by oulipo2 8mo ago
The way I did it now is to put everything in 1Password and just use the `op://vault/item/field` references in .env or configs
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by oulipo2 8mo ago
Interesting, I'm a bit new to this... could you explain how PgDog works high-level? It's both a connection pooler and a sharding engine? Is there a kind of tutorial to "play" with those features and get a sense of how th
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by oulipo2 8mo ago
Okay, on my side I have a server for my API, using Drizzle, I guess it already uses some kind of pooling (or at least it asks me to instantiate a pg.Pool, not sure if that's a lightweight connection pooler on the server side), and only
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by oulipo2 8mo ago
How do you know when/if it's justified to add additional complexity like PgDog? Is there a number of simultaneous connection / req per sec that's a good threshold? Is it easy on my postgres instance to get the number of
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by oulipo2 8mo ago
Exactly why we need to rid ourselves (by taxes) of billionaires. Those people have way too much power, and are often stupid dumbasses who just got rich randomly (right moment at the right place, or because their parents were rich in the fir
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by oulipo2 8mo ago
Has Claude Code become slow, laggy, imprecise, giving wrong answers for other people here?
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by oulipo2 8mo ago
The regulation is mostly meant for light electric vehicles for now
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by oulipo2 8mo ago
At https://infinite-battery.com we built just that: a repairable and re-generable battery for e-bikes :) We even made it compatible with Bosch ebikes!
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by oulipo2 8mo ago
ModernHN has so many bugs... for instance you cannot see the text of "Show HN" posts...
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by oulipo2 8mo ago
Cool! Although I'd rather use Obsidian with the Tables stuff, so I get everything in my UI with photos, and I can share with mobile
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by oulipo2 8mo ago
Shameful
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by oulipo2 8mo ago
Interesting that when Grok was targeting and denuding women, engineers here said nothing, or were just chuckling about "how people don't understand the true purpose of AI" And now that they themselves are targeted, suddenly t
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by oulipo2 8mo ago
The fact that we don't (can't) know the truth doesn't mean we don't have to care. The fact that this tech makes it possible that any of those case happen should be alarming, because whatever the real scenario was, they a
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by oulipo2 8mo ago
I'm going to go on a slight tangent here, but I'd say: GOOD. Not because it should have happened. But because AT LEAST NOW ENGINEERS KNOW WHAT IT IS to be targeted by AI, and will start to care... Before, when it was Grok denuding
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by oulipo2 8mo ago
I'm going to go on a slight tangent here, but I'd say: GOOD. Not because it should have happened. But because AT LEAST NOW ENGINEERS KNOW WHAT IT IS to be targeted by AI, and will start to care... Before, when it was Grok denuding

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