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   by snthpy 1y ago

   Do employment contracts in the US not normally have "sole focus" clauses? We have those in my location.
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   by snthpy 1y ago

   The following two features are interesting to me. Where can I find more info on these? * Backups are structured so that the Signal service cannot associate a backup with a given user. * Payments are structured so that the Signal serv
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   by snthpy 1y ago

   Cool! Bogleheads used to be place with serious folks but I haven't been there in a decade or more so no idea what it's like these days. +1 on your tech stack
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   by snthpy 1y ago

   Very cool! This is exactly the kind of thing I've had in mind as one of the offshoots for PRQL for processing data beyond just generating SQL. I'd love to chat some time.
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   by snthpy 1y ago

   That's cool. Do you also take the keyboard layout into account? A couple of years ago I was in my peak keyboard phase and was changing my layout weekly. At that time I really wanted something that would analyze which fingers were faste
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   by snthpy 1y ago

   Fascinating. I wonder how he finds them?
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   by snthpy 1y ago

   For FOSS software, why not have a link to the Github repo or org prominently displayed in the title/menu bar? It took me a couple of clicks to find: https://github.com/deltachat The "Internet Standards" link
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   by snthpy 1y ago

   I think this is by n0_computer, the same people behind iroh.computer . If you care about, or just want to learn about, peer-to-peer and a Rust library for p2p that just works then check it out! They have great explanatory videos on YouTube
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   by snthpy 1y ago

   Very cool! I have spent the last few months on and off thinking about creating something like this for some projects of mine. I've been looking into ATProto [0], IPFS [1], Radicle [2], and Iroh [3]. I was tending towards Iroh lately bu
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    by snthpy 1y ago

    Thanks, that's very interesting. I was concerned about that and had my liver checked a couple of years ago but it might have been too early then. I'll brush up on that.
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    by snthpy 1y ago

    That has been a concern of mine. What is the latest on that?
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    by snthpy 1y ago

    How does this compare to Tailscale? Rust vs Go is one difference. What else? Tailscale: https://github.com/tailscale/tailscale
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    Hey Rust, I think I know just what the feeling is(snth.prose.sh)

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    by snthpy 1y ago

    Thanks. I didn't know about this and it looks great. A couple of questions: - do you store them compressed or plain? - what about private info like bank accounts or health issuance? I guess for privacy one could train oneself to use pr
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    by snthpy 1y ago

    This looks very cool! One thing I noticed is that the `table_stats` and `column_stats` tables aren't snapshot versioned. What are these used for and isn't that going to hurt timetravel queries (`SELECT COUNT(*) FROM tbl WHERE snap
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    by snthpy 1y ago

    True. The format looks really open so it would be better to have a more independent name. DuckLake for the DuckDB extension name is great in my opinion but for the table format something like SQLake or AcidLake might be more apt. The latter
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    by snthpy 1y ago

    Thank you. Well expressed. I very much agree with this and have been saying so to friends for years. The way I look at it is that it's analogous to the way we ourselves function: we're made up of billions of cells which individual
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    by snthpy 1y ago

    Thank you for sharing that. I'm going to try that up to "then I rewrite significant chunks by hand to make things really sharp". I'm not a writer a would have never dreamed of writing anything until I gave this a try. I&
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    by snthpy 1y ago

    I also used it to "vibe write" a short story. I use it similarly to vibe coding, I give the theme and structure of the story along with the major sections and tensions and conflicts I want to express and then it filled in the word
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    by snthpy 1y ago

    I also found the Excel-like grid display mildly misleading because the first thing I did on your opening page was click on a cell and start typing "=..." and that didn't do anything. If it looks like an Excel grid, I'm
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    by snthpy 1y ago

    Looks neat, thanks! Unfortunately the first file I tried it on it didn't do anything useful because that file had header and footer lines (FTSE market files have descriptions in the first 2-3 lines and an XXXXXXXXXX marker on the last
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    by snthpy 1y ago

    Yes, great post! Thank you.
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    by snthpy 1y ago

    This is cool! I quite like this.
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    by snthpy 1y ago

    So do we think that some form of this is what they are using internally to get those long context lengths by already using sub-quadratic architectures [1] in their deployed models? 1: "Context Is The Next Frontier by Jacob Buckman, CEO
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    by snthpy 1y ago

    So do we think that some form of this is what they are using internally to get those long context lengths by already using sub-quadratic architectures [1] in their deployed models? 1: "Context Is The Next Frontier by Jacob Buckman, CEO
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    by snthpy 1y ago

    Cline?
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    by snthpy 1y ago

    Bravo. Agree with both of your examples.
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    by snthpy 1y ago

    I find the naming confusing. Haven't I already been using Gemini 2.5 Pro Preview for the past month? Or was that Experimental? Also how do i understand the OpenAI model names? I don't use OpenAI anymore since Ilya left but when l
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    by snthpy 1y ago

    Thank you for your list and webpage. Those are great!
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    by snthpy 1y ago

    Will this make the bacon crispier?