oulipo

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   by oulipo 2y ago

   Telecoms ARE under private companies in Europe... also here we have full-speed fiber internet... for $30/month, not $150 like in the US...
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   by oulipo 2y ago

   We welcome you warmly to France! Come build a just and loving society here with us in Europe, where we provide free healthcare, we pay for climate-proof infrastructure with trains and by reducing cars and coal, we're supportive of arti
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   by oulipo 2y ago

   Theoretically you could, but I guess the "User Agreements" on websites like Hackernews tell that all your copyrights for the content you enter belong to them, so it's really up to them afterwards
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   by oulipo 2y ago

   Interestig, but this is also worrying to know that the government now knows exactly what you bought, where, when, and for how much. They can also (if there's a rogue government) create fake transactions to implicate you in things you h
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   by oulipo 2y ago

   Operator is basically MCP...
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   by oulipo 2y ago

   Yes exactly. MCP just formalize this a bit better
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   by oulipo 2y ago

   It's just a way to provide a "library of methods" / API that the LLM models can "call", so basically giving them method names, their parameters, the type of the output, and what they are for, and then the LLM m
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   by oulipo 2y ago

   Hmmm many cities in France have toyed with this idea for a long time, so it's already not that wild, and clearly in the public discourse in Europe
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   by oulipo 2y ago

   So I guess this is a bit the same as using something like Drizzle to define your tables and handle your migrations?
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    by oulipo 2y ago

    Dokploy is really nice
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    by oulipo 2y ago

    BTW is there a good "WhatsApp API SaaS" open-source server? There's Waha https://github.com/devlikeapro/waha which is nice, but unfortunately they don't offer "safety features" in the open
12. 252.▲
    by oulipo 2y ago

    We're building a repairable and fireproof e-bike battery! https://gouach.com
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    by oulipo 2y ago

    Nice! What I'd be looking for is a MCP server where I can run in "biz/R&D exploration-mode", eg: - assume I'm working on a replica (shared about all R&D engineers) - they can connect and make read-only queri
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    by oulipo 2y ago

    Nice! Would be lovely to have a few "workflow examples" and tutorials which really showcase the capabilities of this setup on your website, I'm not exactly sure I understand yet in what kind of cases it really shines
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    by oulipo 2y ago

    Why not just using "Dagger is a modern compositional framework, with applications from CI/CD to AI agents", so people understand perhaps better that it's meant as a "framework" rather than a "tool" fo
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    by oulipo 2y ago

    Probably because you don't have the same use-case as them... doing "code" is an "easy" use-case, but pondering on a humanities subject is much harder... you cannot "learn the structure" of humanities, you
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    by oulipo 2y ago

    well you can just give her the `./install_uv.sh && ./run_script.sh` command, eg `( curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh ) && ./run_script.sh`
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    by oulipo 2y ago

    what's the --dry-run hack ?
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    by oulipo 2y ago

    Interesting, how does it compare to Inngest and DBOS?
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    by oulipo 2y ago

    Yes, history showed us that past societies worked quite nicely even with a slower timeframe
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    by oulipo 2y ago

    I think so... we seem to be hitting the roof of current LLMs capabilities, now the next generation of AI tools will need a research breakthrough, and Google and Microsoft still have the biggest research teams
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    by oulipo 2y ago

    Reproducible builds are important also for: - caching artefacts - ensuring there's no malware somewhere that's been added in the build process
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    by oulipo 2y ago

    https://framatube.org/
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    by oulipo 2y ago

    This is why the European Union is trying to break walled-gardens of US tech (Apple, Google, etc) So that in the long term, we preserve viable alternatives, exactly for times like these where we cannot trust the US govt
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    by oulipo 2y ago

    Honestly I had long not wanted to do it, but now I started to get a server on Hetzner ($4/mo) and install Dokploy ( https://github.com/Dokploy/dokploy ) `curl -sSL https://dokploy.com/install.sh | s
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    by oulipo 2y ago

    The ultimate technology... is the technology of common well-being. And perhaps populations that we now call "primitive" had a much greater sense of well-being than we do. We should go slower, not accelerate. We should enjoy what w
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    by oulipo 2y ago

    Could go all the way, and instead of a YAML, just do a literate Markdown, so you can embed the code and documentation, something like # My Pokemon backend ## Entities Let's start by defining my entities, I want
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    by oulipo 2y ago

    Hmmmm... so I think the crux of the matter is here: that you clearly articulate why your platform (for both containers and agents) is really helpful to handle cases where there are both states and side-effects I can understand what you&#x27
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    by oulipo 2y ago

    On another note, I'd love if you open-sourced your timeline / log UI component :) it's quite pretty, and could be useful in many contexts haha Or I'll ask v0.dev to reimplement it, but I think it'd be more complet
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    by oulipo 2y ago

    I did ask you on your Discord, but perhaps you could summarize here / ELI5 why Dagger would be a great fit for a kind of "MCP-like" operating system?