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t2r3121
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t2r3121
9d ago
> GPS spies on everyone. Point of clarification - GPS/GNSS does not work that way. The GPS in your phone only _listens_ to GPS signals and is not transmitting to/observable by the satellite. https://ciechanow.ski
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9d ago
Only local tyranny, like the county government.
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11d ago
Because the hard part of running it is making it highly available despite the inherent fallibility of distributed computing, which is an infrastructure problem, not an AI coding problem. Temporal is fully open source, you can run the entire
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12d ago
The less-technical staff I mentioned would have wanted visual design, not text files.
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12d ago
Sadgely, this is a throwaway account that I don't want linked to my identity
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12d ago
Temporal doesn't run your AI compute for you, you bring your own hardware on prem or in your cloud account or whereever. Their SaaS is a control plane to coordinate and orchestrate the workers.
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12d ago
Another cool thing is it handles version rollouts. Say a customer started some kind of business process on v1.1 of your code, and then you deploy v1.2. You can configure whether that customer should continue that process on v1.1 - even if i
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12d ago
When you write traditional distributed systems/cloud native code you have to handle all the failures and retries somewhere. Anyone who's run an Ansible playbook or similar and had a failure halfway through leave the state of the s
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12d ago
I use Zed ( https://zed.dev ) as my agent harness and either the $20 ChatGPT sub + Sol for personal/independent projects or an enterprise Claude account for sponsored/paid work. From the stats for my current work I use a
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12d ago
I used to ask this question back ~2015 - I was seeing companies with massive, clunky CMS installs just so their non-technical/less-technical staff could update their websites without filing tickets to IT/dev. It seemed to be more
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12d ago
I mean... you can literally do that now. You can set up a loop to iteratively pentest, review and patch a codebase (with human supervision as you prefer) and it'll find and fix more vulnerabilities in a day than a pentest team used to
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12d ago
IKEA has made video games for a long time: https://store.steampowered.com/app/447270/IKEA_VR_Experience...
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14d ago
A human driver can't tell. I've had gun guys mistake my airsoft guns for real ones. Average person who isn't familiar with both real guns and airsoft has no chance.
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14d ago
I own airsoft (pellet) guns people have confused for real ones when I left them on a shelf in my house. If you don't know what to look for they look quite convincing these days. Take a look around https://www.evike.com/
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14d ago
It's a direct ripoff of https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-3008 , a popular sci-fi horror story set in an IKEA. At the time the game was also using IKEA's brand colors.