progbits

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by progbits 1y ago
Do you plan to scrape the data and maintain a historical database so old screenshots can be used too? Would be really cool but I imagine it could be difficult to get past rate limits.
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by progbits 1y ago
Indeed, this is way different than the cheap aliexpress stuff bigclive usually tears down, where 1mm track clearance separates you from death by mains voltage. You do get what you pay for.
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by progbits 1y ago
OP: are you the author? I'm curious if this is based on the released source (with some drama https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41861056 ), or a black-box reimplementation. Looks really great either way!
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by progbits 1y ago
The entire MCP mess is not even necessary with protobufs. Just give the LLM a gRPC server endpoint. Done. No need to invent protocol for listing the tools or listing their schema. Just ask the gRPC server for the supported methods, look at
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by progbits 1y ago
Oh I'm not saying we have it worse. But there are jobs where time spent is more proportional to productive output, so working half the time for half the money is a fair deal.
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by progbits 1y ago
It's a bad deal as a developer. I receive 50% of the money but still provide 70-80% value to the company.
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by progbits 1y ago
> I believe there’s a clippy lint for this, although I could be mixing it up with the lint for Option::expect (which iirc tells you to do unwrap_or_else in some cases) It's one lint rule which covers bunch of these _or_else function
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by progbits 1y ago
It's also barely better, within the error bar on some metrics. So if this is the best they can do on their own benchmark that's pretty pathetic and shows they have no edge anymore.
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by progbits 1y ago
Client is allowed to start a new request providing sessionid which should maintain the state from previous request. Where do you store this state?
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by progbits 1y ago
It's not really stateless. How do you want to support SSE or "Streamable HTTP" on your lambda? Each request will hit a new random worker, but your response is supposed to go on some other long-running SSE stream. The protocol
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by progbits 1y ago
I feel the exact opposite. Slogging through all irrelevant filler in those books dilutes everything, and makes me impatient and unfocused, just fast-forwarding through.
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by progbits 1y ago
Current USA leadership is already taking actions well aligned with the church (such as stripping rights from women, homosexuals).
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by progbits 1y ago
First, regarding "zero benefit" and "no risk". I disagree. The risk and benefit might be low, and not worth the change for you. But it is absolutely not zero. You have a JSON key file which you can't know how many p
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by progbits 1y ago
Because most of the ads are created by external ad agencies, and the people involved are not competent enough to do any verification. Source: I've also thought this was ridiculous and asked someone working on the adsense team. Apparent
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by progbits 1y ago
Sounds fascinating, can you share what it was for? Regarding your parent message, I agree, but the EMI stuff will depend on lots of other factors and so you will have to do your own modeling / measurements. While the mechanical bouncin
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by progbits 1y ago
A bad switch will simply put contacts together at the same rate as the human pressing it, so it's very random and variable as you press with different strength and speed. A good switch will decouple your finger from the contact by some
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by progbits 1y ago
Yes it does. We deploy firebase and bunch of other GCP things from github actions and there are zero API keys or JSON credentials anywhere. Everything is service accounts and workload identity federation, with restrictions such as only lett
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by progbits 1y ago
It's also useful in a startup, I just start using it with zero effort. For external service I have to get a unique card for billing and then upload monthly receipts, or ask our ops to get it setup and then wait for weeks as the sales&#
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by progbits 1y ago
This is mechanical bouncing.
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by progbits 1y ago
Aren't they still in active lawsuit with Sony etc about training on music without license? Yet still releasing new products? I guess they are hoping for the Uber outcome where they earn enough money during the illegal phase so they can
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by progbits 1y ago
> "One of the things that we've noted is that you'll have a person in Poland applying with a very complicated name," he recounted, "and then when you get them on Zoom calls it's a military age male Asian who
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by progbits 1y ago
That would be a failing answer.
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by progbits 1y ago
When expanded and illuminated red from within it looks like it's exploding, so you can think of it as xwings retreating to safe distance after successful bombing run :)
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by progbits 1y ago
Docker is not a security barrier. There have been plenty of container escape attacks in the past, and plenty more to come. But I agree it might remove the 90%.
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by progbits 1y ago
> Ge0rg3’s code is “open source,” in that anyone can copy it and reuse it non-commercially. As it happens, there is a newer version of this project that was derived or “forked” from Ge0rg3’s code — called “async-ip-rotator” — and it was
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by progbits 1y ago
Unclear who revoked that but I think it likely was the reporter who discovered the bug. They only needed it issued & logged as evidence, and would be good practice to revoke immediately.
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by progbits 1y ago
Not just emergencies but good timezone coverage is nice for oncall, nobody likes getting woken up by a page at 3am. But I meant things like having good and automated tests, deploys etc so everyone can be productive on their own without mult
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by progbits 1y ago
IANAL but seems like the only addition is preventing you from selling a game engine based on it. So you can sell a game, but not an engine. I wonder where a game with built-in editor ranks. Seems fair, but sadly not OSS. I wonder why they t
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by progbits 1y ago
Major props to them for not only calling it "source available" (and not trying to misuse "open source" like so many do), but also for highlighting the additions to their Apache-based license: https://defold.co
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by progbits 1y ago
I'm sure many are going to hate on this, but a simple k8s setup (just container+deployment+ingress) is going to be good for preventing vendor lock in. Too bad it's US only, devops is actually a good role for full remote setups. If

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