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by pajeets 2y ago
if you cant risk this rarity then get a failover server with equal specs maybe add another for good measure....if the biz insurance needs extreme HA then absolutely have multiple failover my point is you arent doing extreme orchestration or
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by pajeets 2y ago
Postgres can be scaled vertically like Stackoverflow did. With cache on edge for popular reads if you absolutely must (but you most likely dont). No need to microservice or sync read replicas even (unless you are making a game). No load bal
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by pajeets 2y ago
looks like we are headed for a recession
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Scale AI Lays Off 1300 Workers via Email with No Warning(old.reddit.com)
15 points by pajeets 2y ago|1 comments
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by pajeets 2y ago
why?
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by pajeets 2y ago
I knew it was too good be true but seems like real time video generation can be good enough to get to a point where it feels like a truly interactive video/game Imagine if text2game was possible. there would be some sort of network gen
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by pajeets 2y ago
Aider for me
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by pajeets 2y ago
such a trip, beginning of this year it didnt have that many stars im banned from heztner because my card expired and i coudnt pay invoice, can i register as a company?
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by pajeets 2y ago
i wonder if there are uncensored "unaligned" open source local LLMs that can discover zero days
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by pajeets 2y ago
is there something shorter than UUID i hate how long it is something like youtube URLs but guaranteed to be without duplicates
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by pajeets 2y ago
steveBK made the claim nobody is consuming AI arts he needs to prove that point
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by pajeets 2y ago
so why do they demand loyalty from East-Asian Americans? you discriminate against them and expect them to die for your country how can any individual remain loyal to a country that hates them and constantly sabotages and oppresses them usin
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by pajeets 2y ago
and white mostly and almost never East Asian
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by pajeets 2y ago
what is "artistically produced software", I'm genuinely curious as to how a CRUD app for enterprise is "artistic" are you talking about games? thats not really what article author was speaking to.
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by pajeets 2y ago
There are many erroneous assumptions based on conjectures and not enough real world metrics and evidences. AI art is very much already being consumed and sold. It's not just "mill schlock" anymore. You won't even know yo
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by pajeets 2y ago
Race is a big factor whether folks on HN/YC wants to admit it or not.
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by pajeets 2y ago
We can argue the same thing for artists. Who wrote the algorithms for your favorite Photo/Image editor? Who created the image formats and standards, infrastructures for you to be able to push binary files to millions of people?
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by pajeets 2y ago
Exactly, now replace code with AI generated art, photos, drawings, videos, music. Your employers couldn't care less if its convincing enough to ship. even better now that it only takes seconds to minutes. We are at the cusp of creative
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by pajeets 2y ago
This feels exactly like the manifesto that artists on X started defending that Ai-generated Art isn't Art but look where we are now, companies are able to generate not only quality Art assets but photos too but amateur consumers creati
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by pajeets 2y ago
so which country doesnt dubai and uae extradite to?
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by pajeets 2y ago
This was refreshing to read. Its great to see many people build themselves up on a site fixated on building for others...
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by pajeets 2y ago
Are 1987 loonies rare?
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by pajeets 2y ago
A feedback: the art and assets feel like they are AI generated but an interesting game idea, not sure if it makes sense as most the need to defend an empire that took me days to build greater than a procedurally generated one.
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by pajeets 2y ago
North Korean meth is sold in bulk on Telegram channels in South Korea. Drug abuse is out of control and crypto currency is used by NK to sell drugs to SK and use funds for its regime.
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by pajeets 2y ago
Telegram and cryptocurrency has single handedly responsible for the recent drug epidemic, sex blackmail rings in South Korea. Cant say I have good things to say about Telegram founders and operators. Its not some innocent "free speech&
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by pajeets 2y ago
I guess I'm shameless for generating 98% of my SQLs
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by pajeets 2y ago
Streams of tears roll down my cheek as I write this because this article perfectly highlighted that it wasn't the laziness but rather what was causing it , mainly the lack of prerequisite fundamentals needed to thrive in math field. Ha
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by pajeets 2y ago
Absolutely as soon as I start doing multiple joins and throwing up all sorts of trailing syntaxes to further refine/filter/group I get lost But piping is both intuitive and very easy to understand without having to get everything
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by pajeets 2y ago
Yes, having |> isn't breaking SQL but rather enhancing it. I really like this idea of piping SQL queries rather than trying to create the perfect syntax from the get go. +1 for readability too.
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by pajeets 2y ago
I actually disagree with both of you. Programming is learning and the code is the side effect of what you have learned. If you jump at a large project but lack the fundamentals you are going to wasting energy on stuff you shouldn't be.

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