theknarf

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by theknarf 9mo ago
Why would I want this over just sticking Node / Deno / Bun in a Docker container?
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by theknarf 10mo ago
Google Docs uses Operational Transformations (OT). You could try and model OT in TLA+.
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by theknarf 10mo ago
https://veilid.com/
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by theknarf 10mo ago
Looks fun, but couldn't you just host an actual IRC server behind Tailscale?
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by theknarf 10mo ago
Normal Terraform, Pulumi or OpenTofu
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by theknarf 10mo ago
Pulumi
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by theknarf 10mo ago
I'm sure if you ab-tested a game with anti cheat vs a game with kernel-level anti cheat you would see negligible differences. There are a lot of types of anti cheat, stuffing it in the kernel isn't the only solution. You can&#x2
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by theknarf 10mo ago
> DNS-PERSIST-01 Won't that introduce new security problems? Seems like a step back.
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by theknarf 10mo ago
Lot's of people are short sighted, like children who would consume candy every day if their parents didn't tell them no. Current copyright laws allowed Disney to essentially buy up all of popular culture. This has not been a good
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by theknarf 10mo ago
People tried to standardize on XMPP back in the day, but capitalism figured out that standardize didn't fit their profit motivation. These days XMPP is a bit of an dated XML-heavy protocol, but Matrix is a newer alternative, and it sup
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by theknarf 10mo ago
I mean kernel level anti-cheat doesn't really work on Windows either, its just security theater.
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by theknarf 11mo ago
We should just build more CLI tools, that way the agentic AI can just run `yourtool --help` to learn how to use it. Instead of needing an MCP-server to access ex. Jira it should just call a cli tool `jira`. Better CLI tools for everything w
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by theknarf 11mo ago
Have you seen https://anytype.io/ ?
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by theknarf 11mo ago
That didn't take long. RIP Arduino.
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by theknarf 11mo ago
Git was created to replace BitKeeper. There used to be a whole industry of commercial version control software. I grabbed the following list from Wikipedia (but I image there where even more companies around): - AccuRev SCM (2002) - Azure D
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by theknarf 11mo ago
It said its running Steam OS, which is just Linux.
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by theknarf 11mo ago
The temu version of vtubers
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by theknarf 11mo ago
https://github.com/maude-team
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by theknarf 1y ago
Did they reinvent "wave function collapse" ( https://github.com/mxgmn/WaveFunctionCollapse )?
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by theknarf 1y ago
If you manage a product that releases changelogs then by tagging commits that way you can automatically group changes into headers like that when generating your changelog from your git history. It's fairly common in open source projec
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by theknarf 1y ago
Loving the dark mode.
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by theknarf 1y ago
Hurl ( https://hurl.dev/ ) is quite good
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by theknarf 1y ago
https://github.com/IRS-Public/direct-file/tree/main
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by theknarf 1y ago
Config as code suffers from two big problems: - Turing completeness means that you have to deal with the halting problem, meaning you can't statically ensure that a program ever completes. This is really shit when dealing with config,
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by theknarf 1y ago
Big fan of HCL as the configuration language to rule them all, being able to abstract stuff into reusable modules at the configurations language level is great. And there are implementation for HCL in multiple programming languages.
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by theknarf 1y ago
Gemini is really bad with tool calling, doesn't matter if you use it with Gemini CLI or with OpenCode, its just that the model itself is not a agentic model. It can be okay if only use it for asking stuff about the codebase, but not fo
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by theknarf 1y ago
Usually some regulation change that the company is not aware off, they have to run to find a fix as soon as possible, some business guy who don't know anything about tech find a vendor who are ready to sell a solution (they probably cr
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by theknarf 1y ago
Hopefully the foundation will help balance that.
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by theknarf 1y ago
The post said they would also still pay for their own internal team that would keep contributing code to React, so it feels more like their throwing in $600k in addition to what they already do. And they have brought inn other companies who
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by theknarf 1y ago
The current problem with Gemeni 2.5 Pro is not that its not intelligent or can't oneshot problem, the problem is that its _terrible_ at tool calling and waste most of its context on trying to correct itself from mistaken tool calling.

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