the_duke

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by the_duke 2y ago
I think you just reinforced the parents point.
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by the_duke 2y ago
Nowadays the spec mostly is "whatever Chrome does". Firefox has often been forced to just conform to Chrome behaviour, despite differing specs, or because the spec was rejected/not agreed upon.
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by the_duke 2y ago
What other comments are missing is that git-cliff is based on the conventional commits [1] spec. If you follow this properly the commits will already have important metadata for presentation in a changelog. Also keep in mind that the auto-g
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by the_duke 2y ago
Even the most pro free market economic theories have the core assumption that the free market only leads to efficient pricing under a set of core assumptions. These include low barriers to entry, strong competition, perfect elasticity on bo
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by the_duke 2y ago
We implemented the exact same method for config encryption a year ago or so, using pub/private key auth and the same `encrypted:` prefixes for encrypted config values. This is a great tradeoff: easy way to share configuration, easy way
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by the_duke 2y ago
So, we have rspack, turbopack and now Farm, all written in Rust. There is also Vite, of course , which is already quite fast and very popular. What's the differentiator between those?
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by the_duke 2y ago
SQLite has been the most used DB for quite a while, by orders of magnitude. It's in every browser, on every phone, lots of desktop apps, .... Now there are a bunch of new companies that also want it to take over in the more traditional
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by the_duke 2y ago
Copper is not a rare earth.
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by the_duke 2y ago
Some interesting ideas here, but urgh, the Rust examples... that is really not things should work... It seems to work by registering callbacks into a context by name, eschewing any sensible typing relation with the schema. I assume the scaf
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by the_duke 2y ago
They indeed started streaming through Starlink on the third (previous) test flight.
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by the_duke 2y ago
Always put your own router in-between. If you really care you can configure a VPN directly on the router, so nothing leaves the network unencrypted.
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by the_duke 2y ago
At least that way you know it's not written by an LLM...
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by the_duke 2y ago
I don't see how WASM is that high level. It doesn't have types except numbers (ignoring reference types and the GC proposal), which makes it lower level than LLVM IR. The control flow constructs are also much closer to SSA form th
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by the_duke 2y ago
For posterity, I meant globalisation craze of course, not industrialization craze.
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by the_duke 2y ago
Lots of "greed", "stupidity", etc arguments here, but that is too simplistic. There are other aspects. * Industry/mining/some types of manufacturing are often dirty business and cause pollution, not something y
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by the_duke 2y ago
That's a valid concern, and with a classical centralized DB the Edge solution will not be faster in many cases, especially considering how many DB requests some ORMs like Drupal or Wordpress need for each page load... Some other provid
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by the_duke 2y ago
It's meant for direct usage, not just for developers. You can deploy apps on the Wasmer Edge cloud, and also host things yourself if you want to, though in the later case the setup will be non-trivial.
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by the_duke 2y ago
From a quick scan, it sounds like you re-invented a lot of the concepts of semantic data, just with different terminology and a different text format. (RDF, triples, ...)
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by the_duke 2y ago
Some subreddits managed to maintain pretty high quality in the past, with pretty aggressive moderation. eg: r/askhistorians or r/politics. No idea how the situation is nowadays, I haven't really been on there in years. But th
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by the_duke 2y ago
If you use Nix(OS), zed is already in nixpkgs-unstable: `nix run nixpkgs#zed-editor`. I found a few issues, but overall it already works quite well and is very fast. It might even get me to give up on Neovim!
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by the_duke 2y ago
Isn't FB/Meta still on Hack + HVVM?
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by the_duke 2y ago
Musk just fired a complete business unit of 500 people (supercharger network), reportedly because the executive in charge didn't want to go along with layoff percentages. So...
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by the_duke 2y ago
> and slow, but things have evolved significantly since then Well, Ansible is still dog-slow, so that part has not evolved...
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by the_duke 2y ago
To be fair, the official site ( https://faq.deltaemulator.com/ ) always just mentions "Delta", not "Delta Emulator", so it's probably not too hard to get ahead. But as I mentioned yesterday [1], sur
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by the_duke 2y ago
A while ago I started checking each highly ranked but low quality site in Google search for Google ads. I'm never disappointed. You can guess the answer for w3schools... To be fair, a site like w3schools will worry much more about SEO
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by the_duke 2y ago
Negative Tesla posts often get flagged immediately, probably by a bunch of dedicated Tesla fans/employees trying to surpress it.
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by the_duke 2y ago
I don't think it's hallucinating too much. The nails have nail polish in the original, and the lips also look like they have at least lip gloss or a somewhat more muted lipstick.
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by the_duke 2y ago
If this was a demo for a full-fledged game, I would have bought the game immediately.
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by the_duke 3y ago
Not bad, but also not the big jump over fine-tuned SD1.5/SDXL checkpoints that some expected.
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by the_duke 3y ago
This Reddit thread from someone with early access has some sample images: https://old.reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion/comments/1c2je28/i_... Maybe the early access beta was limiting the available resources,

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