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by potamic 2y ago
What hardware do you need to be able to run them?
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by potamic 2y ago
Anywhere we can see your project?
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by potamic 2y ago
Why MQTT over HTTP for a low volume, small scale integration?
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by potamic 2y ago
This is the right way to use CI/CD systems, as dumb orchestrators without inherent knowledge of your software stack. But the problem is, everything from their documentation, templates, marketplace encourage you to do exactly the opposi
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by potamic 2y ago
DPDP is a watered down version of GDPR and is not as broad with its definition of personal data. Also for a privacy act, it does not have any directives on pseudonymization. But the worst part of DPDP is it makes it illegal for users to pro
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by potamic 2y ago
If they were really concerned about privacy, they would strengthen privacy laws. Adopt a GDPR like framework with opt-in consent and force platforms to implement a GrapheneOS like model with mock permissions and scoped consent. Banning apps
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by potamic 2y ago
Are there examples of this?
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by potamic 2y ago
Did you see what the tracking code does? If possible, it'll be useful to get access to this.
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by potamic 2y ago
They seem to be using radio waves instead of optical? Do radio waves penetrate the body or do they hypothesize that there will be changes on the surface of the skin due to blood sugar/pressure?
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by potamic 2y ago
The world needs to adopt some sort of a punitive equivalence principle. Humanity overall has made a lot of progress towards enshrining human rights, but a lack of punitive equivalence is a gaping hole in the right to equality before law. Ho
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by potamic 2y ago
How does workflow orchestration work across multiple running processes of my application? Say I have 3 processes, and process-1 that has initiated a workflow crashes. How and where does this workflow resume?
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by potamic 2y ago
How did they get access to pirated books?
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by potamic 2y ago
Very interesting going after enterprise. How do you pitch to a CFO that you now need to pay for a web search license on top of Copilot/AI Assistant or whatever?
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by potamic 2y ago
I kinda disagree. This is a discussion forum first, advertising should just be a side effect. Anyone posting here should do with an intention to spark discussions and elicit greater wisdom of the community. And if that wisdom happens to be
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by potamic 2y ago
Except the middlemen in this case have continued through from the colonial period, with seemingly little competition since. And it's also mandated that you can sell only through the middlemen and not independently, and you start to won
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by potamic 2y ago
Browser as a service I understand, but what is the "for AI agents" part?
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by potamic 2y ago
Anyone maintaining software in the public domain needs to understand Torvald's first rule of kernel development. YOU DO NOT BREAK USERSPACE! Seriously, how hard is it to understand? The collective impact across thousands of users will
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by potamic 2y ago
That's what OP was referring to, the same path of enshittification
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by potamic 2y ago
How is a company that has received investments, a non-profit? Those investors will require returns, which means the primary objective must be profit. Otherwise they would have just asked for donations.
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by potamic 2y ago
What lessons are you alluding to? He's essentially telling them to go start their own company if they want things their way. But their resistance might've played a role in the end in preventing Musk taking control of the company.
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by potamic 2y ago
I think you're making some assumptions about the people who may have signed this. I don't know if you've read the letter or Amazon's leadership principles that they tout loudly, but the letter was very much in line with
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by potamic 2y ago
China seems to have a decent software industry
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by potamic 2y ago
Would love the authors to pitch in with their use cases, but I think most people simply do not need sub millisecond analytics. This is mostly replacing typical spark pipelines where you're okay with sub second latencies. S3 is the chea
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by potamic 2y ago
I think this experience is universal. Are there any tools or practices that make it easier to use IAM?
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by potamic 2y ago
Thanks, the post actually answers my question on build requirements. It's a very good write up overall! If your USP is to solve those layering cases, then why not target other ecosystems like golang/rust as well? Your design philo
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by potamic 2y ago
What tends to be complex about build requirements that necessitates special purpose tools? Golang seems to be doing fine with just go build and go test. What else are people doing with gradle/maven that requires static typing, DAGs, pl
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by potamic 2y ago
This is going to be quite the controversial case, whether a platform is responsible for surfacing information published by other sources. In this ongoing suit, ANI is going after editors of Wikipedia for defamation instead of the original a
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by potamic 2y ago
For sure, but there different degrees of behaviour. Individuals everywhere are ultimately driven by a survival-of-the-fittest instinct, but some cultures do a better job of creating a negative pressure in the interest of collective benefit.
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by potamic 2y ago
Cultural imo. Comparing similar conditions in SE Asia, the communal sense is stronger there. India, despite being a collectivist society, there is this weird quality where people wear bending rules as a badge of honour. Bragging about how y
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by potamic 2y ago
How are you thinking about monetizing and funding this in the long term?

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