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by sitkack 1y ago
Active as of yesterday https://github.com/phantomics/seed/branches
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by sitkack 1y ago
repoMirror is the wrong name, aiCodeLaundering would be more accurate. This is bulk machine translation from one language to another, but in this case, it is code.
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by sitkack 1y ago
Right, optimize for horrible tools so the result satisfies the bottom 20%. Counterpoint, id Software produced amazingly performant programs using top of the line gear. What are you trying to do is enforce a cultural norm by hobbling the pro
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by sitkack 1y ago
It could have really nice observability properties if the delta is transparent and you can see what is flowing by. In this regard, the space savings would be a nice side effect.
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by sitkack 1y ago
You are wasting your time and everyone elses with Gemini, it is the worst.
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by sitkack 1y ago
Every minor release of Python is a breaking change. They deprecate stuff all the time, and remember the stdlib and the wider ecosystem has to also move in concert so the breaking changes cascade. By major version I meant minor version, 3.13
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by sitkack 1y ago
There is a way to make it work. Python has no problem breaking things across major versions.
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by sitkack 1y ago
You just did.
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by sitkack 1y ago
They are also firing as many senior folks as possible. You should revisit what ever argument you are trying to make.
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by sitkack 1y ago
This is how it always is with Firefox, you hit some bug and then find that it was entered YEARS ago, while they burn focus on things like Pocket.
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by sitkack 1y ago
Do you learn the capabilities of the underlying hardware relative to the kernel src? You should be able to start predicting perf using learned static profiling.
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by sitkack 1y ago
What they rolled out was multikey transactions, they previously only had single key. Between multikey and session consistency, Aerospike is pretty nice.
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by sitkack 1y ago
You need to take a look at https://github.com/aerospike/aerospike-server sub millisecond reads and writes and supports transactions. Its main competitor is ScyllaDB which has comparable performance.
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by sitkack 1y ago
Would you accept AGPL licensed pull requests? EloqKV deployed on cloud is the same version hosted on github (the AGPL requires that users of EloqKV in your cloud service be available. If you are taking AGPL licensed pull requests you can in
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by sitkack 1y ago
another wonderful option with AGPL https://github.com/aerospike/aerospike-server and for the redis interface https://github.com/aerospike-community/skyhook aerospike also has transaction suppo
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by sitkack 1y ago
You wouldn't anthropomorphize a lawn mower would you?
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by sitkack 1y ago
I agree, and thanks to AI we can scream debuggers at each other online, amazed that THAT actually works.
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by sitkack 1y ago
Bro already has a disease, doesn't care if everyone else gets it too. What kind of argument is ... I already sent my ID all over the internet multiple times?
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by sitkack 1y ago
Kroger already does this, they will get sued for millions and millions of dollars when they have a data breach.
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by sitkack 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bork_tapes
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by sitkack 1y ago
If it doesn't have an NPM build, it isn't a serious project. Not using anything w/o a build.
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by sitkack 1y ago
Unicellular organisms can be quite intelligent. Just because it has a single cell doesn't mean it doesn't have a mind! Now the flu is virus, but it could still have a mind to perceive the seasons in it's infected running stat
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by sitkack 1y ago
If I order Chinese takeout, but it gets made by a restaurant that doesn't know what Chinese food tastes like, then is that food really Chinese takeout?
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by sitkack 1y ago
You forgot Erlang and Poker bots.
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by sitkack 1y ago
You can use Claude Code against Kimi K2, DeepSeek, Qwen, etc. The 20$ a month plan gets you access to a token amount of sonnet for coding, but that wouldn't be indicative of how people are using it. https://gist.github.com&#
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by sitkack 1y ago
Someone else posted this as well, but ... you wouldn't be able to find it. There are dozens, dozens of us that use hn.aloglia, much better interface than the front page.
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by sitkack 1y ago
Jon Gjengset (jonhoo) Who is famously fastidious did a stream on live coding where he did something similar in terms of control. Worth of a watch if that is a style you want to explore. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EL7A
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by sitkack 1y ago
> By assuming that "professional arm candy" must be of one gender Didn't say that, you are projecting. I will assume now tho, HN has this untraveled suburban teenage male vibe when it comes to anything except code. That pe
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by sitkack 1y ago
Python is too popular, no one uses it anymore.
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by sitkack 1y ago
Something something grug printf is all you need. People who LARP as Unix neckbeards rejoice in having nothing. Not content, actively seek out worse solutions. Real Scottish craftspeople enjoy having amazing tooling. They even know how to us

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