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by ryuuseijin 1y ago
I've switched to opencode. I use it with Sonnet for targeted refactoring tasks and Gemini to do things that touch a lot of files, which otherwise can get expensive quickly.
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by ryuuseijin 1y ago
Shameless plug of my consistent hashing implementation in about 50 lines of clojure: https://github.com/ryuuseijin/consistent-hashing
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by ryuuseijin 2y ago
Search for A100 on this page: https://fly.io/docs/about/pricing/
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by ryuuseijin 2y ago
My heart stopped for a moment when reading the title. I'm glad they haven't decided to axe GPUs, because fly GPU machines are FANTASTIC! Extremely fast to start on-demand, reliable and although a little bit pricy but not unreasona
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Fly.io Has GPUs Now(fly.io)
3 points by ryuuseijin 3y ago|0 comments
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by ryuuseijin 7y ago
Location: Sydney, Australia Remote: no Willing to relocate: yes (Japan) Technologies: Clojure, Typescript, Javascript, AWS, Web Résumé/CV: available on request Github: https://github.com/ryuuseijin Email: spiderbeetle@
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by ryuuseijin 8y ago
If you look further down in the thread you can see how someone asks whether he saw any actual photos and his reply (which is what I posted). https://twitter.com/wothadei/status/1102570006330597381
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by ryuuseijin 8y ago
Later, in response to a question whether he has actually seen any photos of other people he says: No, just their accounts are listed. I am not able to see any photos - not even my own.
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by ryuuseijin 8y ago
What's interesting is that even though the value of for example Ethereum is going down, the usage statistics seem to be much healthier, specifically transaction volume [1] and address growth [2]. [0] https://etherscan.io&#x2
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Jeff Bezos, Jack Ma, and the Quest to Kill EBay(medium.com)
8 points by ryuuseijin 8y ago|0 comments
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Hackers hijack Tesla’s cloud system to mine cryptocurrency(cnbc.com)
5 points by ryuuseijin 9y ago|0 comments
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by ryuuseijin 9y ago
Btw, Wave-style OT needs a central server, but there are other forms of OT that do not. They mention this in your link. If your OT system can satisfy the TP2 propery you can do n-n synchronization but still have what you'd call an OT s
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by ryuuseijin 9y ago
Thanks, I did address that when I said you can solve it if you know all actors in a n-n system, but I should have been clearer by pointing out the solution, which is (as you already said) every known actor acknowledging it. In an unbounded
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by ryuuseijin 9y ago
Google wave is an example of what works well with a central server: you have many documents that can be sharded across many instances because each document only needs to be consistent with itself, and your throughput limit is therefore only
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by ryuuseijin 9y ago
What you describe looks a lot like a Google Wave like OT system. Wave-style OT is eventually consistent, like CRDTs, but you need a central server to give the event history a total order. This is necessary because Wave-style OT is a 1-1 mod
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by ryuuseijin 9y ago
I was in a similar situation, although I got more than 3 hours of sleep. I don't think 3 hours of sleep per day is sustainable, you have to find another solution. Any work you do on 3 hours of sleep is probably not great anyway. I don&
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by ryuuseijin 10y ago
Yes, it gives you short circuiting on nil values. The post mentions `some->` and laments its inability to handle varying function signatures. You can combine `some->` with other threading macros to make it achieve the desired effect,
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by ryuuseijin 10y ago
There is a neat macro I've been using to solve problems like the nested if-lets in the post: https://github.com/Engelberg/better-cond (b/cond :let [x (foo)] (not x) (do (log "foo failed")