the_mitsuhiko

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by the_mitsuhiko 6mo ago
Flue is built on top of pi.
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by the_mitsuhiko 6mo ago
It’s because the more visible people are, the stronger they have a pull on others. It’s not so much about person A vs person B but about what likelihood am I attributing to an individual or project to pull others along. For me projects movi
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by the_mitsuhiko 6mo ago
That’s because most of this post was hanging around as a draft. I originally wrote it after Zig left but I didn’t finish or publish it.
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by the_mitsuhiko 6mo ago
Trac is in many ways what motivated me to build out an app in Python rather than in PHP for redistribution. It had a great plugin system!
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by the_mitsuhiko 6mo ago
> You absolutely did not know the names. Post author is just thinking of the names they knew as though those were everybody. I absolutely knew the names of the people I interacted with and whose projects I used. I even went to conference
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by the_mitsuhiko 6mo ago
Money solves a lot, but not everything. At the end of the day it's still a country in a desert. Unfortunately that entire region is a repeating history of temporary wealth and stability that gives way to instability. When that happe
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by the_mitsuhiko 6mo ago
That hasn't been true on switched networks in probably 20 years or so.
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by the_mitsuhiko 6mo ago
In plural form "Schulden" is exclusively used for debt. The more common term for liability is "Haftung" which also translates to accountability (GmbH for an LLC means Gesellschaft mit beschraenkter Haftung ). The sing
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by the_mitsuhiko 6mo ago
It's unclear right now. The current stance is that using pi or other coding harnesses eats into extra usage and that is the behavior one sees today. We have added a hint to pi now that warns you when you use an anthropic sub.
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by the_mitsuhiko 6mo ago
Since I (until Anthropic decided to remove access for subs) used Anthropic models extensively with pi I explored the two caching options and the much higher cost of 1h caches is almost never a good tradeoff. Since the caching really primari
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by the_mitsuhiko 6mo ago
Author here: ethical concerns are legitimate and they don’t require contact. You’re right that the center is not just skewed because of the arguments I made but also because of other factors such as the availability of money and time. I’m n
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by the_mitsuhiko 6mo ago
That’s very possible! But right now I think the bigger risk is that the center is biased towards people with time and money.
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by the_mitsuhiko 6mo ago
Difficulty only adjusts every 2016 blocks. If the system gets out of whack enough it could slow down to a crawl for an extended period of time. In practice it’s not much of an issue because bitcoin is not use for commerce but it’s a store
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by the_mitsuhiko 7mo ago
Armin from Earendil: At the end of the day there is nothing I can demonstrate to you now that we will be doing a good job here. But I want to be able to put back at comments like this in a few years and be able to demonstrate that we mad
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by the_mitsuhiko 7mo ago
Armin from Earendil here. I don't know about everything, but I find it disappointing that Tolkien has to "live" with being associated with the companies that are currently named after his works. I want to build a company tha
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by the_mitsuhiko 7mo ago
They implemented it in a way that it only responds with a valid image and a 200 status code, when the referrer is adobe.com. It's probably somewhat sane given the insanity that is the host files hack.
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by the_mitsuhiko 7mo ago
> so that doesn't really break the rules At the time it did not break the rules. It's breaking the rules now because by the original rules it should have been phased out. What makes it survive is a special arrangement.
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by the_mitsuhiko 7mo ago
Though not all country codes point to a country. See .eu, .ac .su as different examples of stuff that breaks the rules.
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Micropackages and Open Source Trust Scaling(lucumr.pocoo.org)
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by the_mitsuhiko 7mo ago
That is more political than otherwise. SU and EU both are exceptional reservations in ISO 3166-1 alpha-2.
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by the_mitsuhiko 7mo ago
My main exposure to Codeberg is Zig and it has an issue tracker there and I pull in changes from it. For how infrequent I interface with Codeberg I have to say that my experience has been pretty terrible when it comes to availability. So I
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by the_mitsuhiko 7mo ago
It's way more complicated. For instance according to this vote Denmark is overwhelmingly against it. However Denmark most recently was the country that pushed heavily towards this, in fact, under Denmark's leadership the whole t
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by the_mitsuhiko 7mo ago
This will come back because too many EU countries want it.
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by the_mitsuhiko 7mo ago
It managed to throw itself into a global file for me that Claude used which caused beads to appear in random projects on my machine. Because of how it was there the agent attempted to re-install beads after I already removed it because the
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by the_mitsuhiko 7mo ago
Every problem is self-correcting in that some new normal will emerge. Either through acceptance or because something is changed. It’s very hard to say right now what happens at the other side of this change right now. All these new growing
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by the_mitsuhiko 7mo ago
Did localstack never get bit enough that a fork would emerge or am I missing an obvious one?
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by the_mitsuhiko 7mo ago
Which, as a non informed person but someone who needs to travel by plane, sounds absolutely insane. Was it always possible to staff that with a single person or is that a result of understaffing?
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by the_mitsuhiko 7mo ago
> It has a vague 'about' modal and that's your lot, which is confusing since they're encouraging people to join. It's a surprisingly good filter and gets curious people to send mail in :)
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by the_mitsuhiko 7mo ago
I admit that it’s a conflict and I don’t know if I have the right answers. I cannot help but see the good and bad in these things. Rejecting it outright is unlikely to help.
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by the_mitsuhiko 7mo ago
In pi’s case there is a plugin system. It’s much easier to make a self extending agent work with Python or JavaScript than most other languages. JavaScript has the benefit that it has a great typing system on top with TypeScript.

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