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by rapnie 8mo ago
It may be interesting with event sourcing, having the message bus + eventstore be on the rust side, and SQL projections be exposed in a sqlite db on the web side.
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by rapnie 8mo ago
Thanks for that feedback. Makes me feel more comfortable with the option I have in mind.
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by rapnie 8mo ago
With regards to "we've lost native" isn't local-first the opportunity to bring it back in a paradigm shift that deals a blow to both the browser and cloud vendor hegemonies? https://lofi.so/
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by rapnie 8mo ago
I am considering a Tauri app, but still wondering about architecture design choices, which the docs are sparse about. For instance the Web-side may constitute a more full-blown, say NextJS, webapp. And include the database persistance, say
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by rapnie 8mo ago
I added a list of known Extism implementers to my comment above, to take inspiration from should Extism be attractive to consider for you.
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by rapnie 8mo ago
Besides going full native, a Tauri [0] app might have been another good alternative given they already use Rust. There are pros and cons to that choice, of course, and perhaps Tauri was considered and not chosen. Tauri plus Extism [1] would
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by rapnie 8mo ago
The parent comment is downvoted into oblivion, but I read it as not necessarily saying "this is the way to do it" but rather "this is the harsh reality of rampant capitalist society" that we built around ourselves (we al
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by rapnie 8mo ago
Note that there is a broken link to "great paper" in: > These techniques are described in a great paper whose title I’ve stolen for this section.
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by rapnie 8mo ago
Perhaps. Maybe the Veritasium style of presenting science topics would be better than Neil DeGrasse Tyson and the two others with their casual jolly interview format.
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by rapnie 8mo ago
See also Bilawal Sidhu the creator, who vlogged about WorldView a couple of days ago on his Youtube channel in a vid titled "Ex-Google Maps PM Vibe Coded Palantir In a Weekend (Palantir Noticed)" https://www.youtube.com
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OSINT Expert Recreates Timeline of Operation Epic Fury in Interactive 3D Model(jfeed.com)
2 points by rapnie 8mo ago|1 comments
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by rapnie 8mo ago
That is all nice and well, but Google is primarily an advertisement business. A huge corporation that gained enormous power that operates only to satisfy its own self interest. So that gives us non-Googlers more to think about than just tha
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by rapnie 8mo ago
See the other comment, where I quoted the exact words of the expert ;)
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by rapnie 8mo ago
Perhaps. Or I was just addressing HN audience in spoken language style comment text. And perhaps confabulating what was said, so I looked up the literal text in the transcript. This is at the 50.35 min. mark [0], where Geoffrey says: >
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by rapnie 8mo ago
Yes, the ultimate folly, going against the first lesson of responsible technology introduction. Such is technology innovation today. Break it to make it, and damn the externalities. Technology progress does not equate to progress for mankin
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by rapnie 8mo ago
DOW was already taken, and that is the one to watch when it all comes crashing down?
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Is AI Hiding Its Full Power? With Geoffrey Hinton [video](youtube.com)
6 points by rapnie 8mo ago|3 comments
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by rapnie 8mo ago
Yesterday an interesting video was posted "Is AI Hiding Its Full Power?", interviewing professor emeritus and nobel laureate Geoffrey Hinton, with some great explanations for the non-LLM experts. Some remarkable and mindblowing ob
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by rapnie 8mo ago
Why not just have an AI to find that offensive, instead of you.
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Gleam is boring, so I went to a conference about it(builders.perk.com)
2 points by rapnie 8mo ago|0 comments
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by rapnie 8mo ago
Data poisoning your own online profile is all nice and well. But in a society that goes beyond itself to cram AI into about every imaginable system, it may not be smart at all. Already in early adopter phase the average person gives way too
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by rapnie 8mo ago
On university campus when our student dorms got internet wired, we first got Gopher, and I remember - because it was hard to follow all these technology developments - that the web was like 'suddenly' there, and we started surfing
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by rapnie 8mo ago
gotgit, gotcha
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by rapnie 8mo ago
You might email @dang and request a title change. hn@ycombinator.com is the email address.
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by rapnie 8mo ago
Peter Thiel Integration (PTI) halted
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Grom: A Gleamy Discord API Library(github.com)
1 points by rapnie 8mo ago|0 comments
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by rapnie 8mo ago
Nah, you generalize things too much. A chatroom is whatever you make of it. Generally speaking all the social communication patterns we have in the offline world, have equivalents in online communication. A chatroom is but a channel to conv
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by rapnie 8mo ago
This has nothing to do with Lemmy, but more with any social media that is just open to the general public. Ask the moderator teams of Facebook, what they encounter day to day. Many of these poor folks work in shitty job conditions and burn
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by rapnie 8mo ago
It depends on the context and situation. You are right for some random public channel. I am talking about for instance chatrooms where a small remote team joins for the express purpose to collaborate closely, and I often find these weird de
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by rapnie 8mo ago
> You frequent enough servers and you realise social media has taught people bad habits There is a lot of that, and somehow it is acceptable online, while when you project it to face to face situations it would be really rude behavior. L

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