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by pbronez 1y ago
OrioleDB is new to me. According to the docs, it “uses Postgres Table Access Method (TAM) to provide a pluggable storage engine for PostgreSQL. […] Pluggable Storage gives developers the ability to use different storage engines for differen
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We’re just pushing into meta-modernism, and we need to get there faster. Basically, the cultural journey is: naive idealism -> ironic skepticism -> balanced synthesis. More concretely: first we told stories about how good guys were go
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Also worth checking out schema.org, which provides a baseline ontology that pops up in many places https://schema.org/Thing
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Which company? I need to build an enterprise knowledge graph.
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Maybe there's a world where we successfully get CPython re-written in Rust and that RustyPython becomes Python 4.
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BMW i3 are going for about the same.
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Final results from the table on page 50: Operates more transparently. No concerning findings identified. • Mullvad (Mullvad) • TunnelBear (TunnelBear) • Lantern (Lantern) • Psiphon (Psiphon) • ProtonVPN (Proton VPN) Operates more anonymousl
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This is pretty cool. I initially thought they were writing custom kernels for proprietary models like GPT-5. They aren't - they're using proprietary models to write kernels for a set of ~250 open Pytorch modules.
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Yes, essential to protect the broader team from low performance and toxic colleagues. The trick is to get the disruptive folks off the team quickly without causing the productive folks to doubt their job security. Clear communication and tr
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You better believe I’m going full self-hosted AI the moment I get a whiff of sponsored content in an AI response I paid for.
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This would make a great blog post: high hanging fruit of digital infrastructure
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I have an N100 miniPC and it's pretty much killed itself with thermal problems.
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Yeah, the big video platforms are constantly working on better ways to store and deliver video. If this stuff is applying to some workflow that automatically generates Shorts from real videos... whatever. Very similar to experimenting with
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Correlated errors are a problem in all sorts of places. Most statistics assume everything is independent; super important to verify that before drawing conclusions.
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Looks like the projects have slightly different goals. Grant developed the software originally as a personal tool for his YouTube videos. The software is optimized for his personal needs. The community version tries to make the tool useful
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Super cool. I’m trying to think what the equivalent windows backend would be… perhaps AppContainer?
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The “base” name appears to be misleading. I assumed this feature would add a structured data format to Obsidian, but it does not. This is exclusively a query engine for your existing markdown files. An obsidian base is primarily defined as
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Sure they do - depends on the game. Baulder’s Gate 3 can handle split screen coop. It Takes Two is a co-op only platformer. Knight Squad gets up to 8 people playing at once. You can find many more options here https://www.co-opti
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I would like to have a trustworthy, privacy-respecting digital asset licensing service. Ideally free from profit motives, maybe run my a government, maybe a non profit. Regardless, i want my right to engage with a work separated from the ma
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Hmm I wonder how much that effects the compression benefits of block level duplication. The mock embeddings choose vector elements from a normal distribution, so it’s far from uniform
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Followed the link in your profile, found Brilliant, hit the “Launch Brilliant” button, got a server error.
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You have to start thinking about product as the entire provenance chain, not just the end product. That means nobody gets paid for a working reactor. They only get paid for a working AND DOCUMENTED reactor. Related, you have to make it bene
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When I use this lens to search for “Python” the top three hits are: Meta’s Pyrefly announcement (may 2025) Netflix post about their overall use of python (March 2013) Google’s announcement of the Croissant ML metadata format (March 2024)
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Cool idea. I thought I’d try to make a Kagi Lens to accomplish the same thing: https://kagi.com/lenses/LdYine8hZtYmrt8yTMngOUtvTM9rmkRy Kagi Lenses can be defined in many ways, one of which is specifying URLs to search
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I thought that was odd too. There are lots of ChatGPT clones implemented as native MacOS apps. The main advancement in TFA is using the new Container Swift API for local tool use. That functionality would probably be a welcome contribution
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Jeff Geerling just did a video with a cluster of 4 Framework Desktop main boards. He put a decent amount of work into Exo and concluded it’s a VC Rugpull… abandoned as soon as it won some attention. He also explored several other open sourc
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Kagi really helps with this. They built a good search engine first, then wired it up to AI stuff.
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Aloe looks super cool, just joined the wait list. Agree context is everything.
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Honestly I love the llmstxt idea if only because it implies that I can get an unbloated version of the web for my own use. Reader mode gets way easier if a .md is available everywhere. Which of course means this is never going to fly with a
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I’d love to learn more about your project. I’m using socialized cloud regions for AI security and they really lag the mainstream. Definitely need more options here. Edit: emailed the address on the site in your profile, got an inbox does no

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