theogravity

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   by theogravity 1y ago

   In my new transport, I added a PROMPTS.md file that just has the prompts I used https://github.com/loglayer/loglayer/blob/master/packages/tr...
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   by theogravity 1y ago

   I discovered the local docker install and managed to write the transport: https://loglayer.dev/transports/victoria-logs.html
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   Ask HN: Is there a format for sharing prompts used in OSS

   1 points by theogravity 1y ago|1 comments
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   by theogravity 1y ago

   Is there a way to sign up for the service to test it? It seems I need to book a demo first?
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   Nvidia, You're Late. First 128GB LLM Mini Is Here [video](youtube.com)

   6 points by theogravity 1y ago|0 comments
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   by theogravity 1y ago

   Definitely possible. HTTP direct send is a common pattern that I'm working on an HTTP-specific transport that can be used for these use-cases (vs making a unique impl for each one). I'll reach out when this is available.
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   by theogravity 1y ago

   This is really cool considering how expensive DataDog can get. I'm the author of LogLayer ( https://loglayer.dev ), which is a structured logger for TypeScript that allows you to use multiple loggers together. I've writt
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   by theogravity 1y ago

   I think FusionAuth does something similar. They have a global user, and uses the notion of tenants / application registrations (which I think is comparable to a Tesseral Organization) to segment the same user. Then you can define appli
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   by theogravity 1y ago

   I totally recommend the Basement Brothers YouTube channel which has a large set of reviews with summarized playthroughs and historical background for PC-88 and 98 games: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=96tLZTtNcZA&list=P
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    by theogravity 1y ago

    As another asked, "why?" on no JWT? It makes interfacing with our API servers so much easier as we don't need to maintain infra for sessions and wouldn't be limited by the 4kb limit for sending cookies.
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    by theogravity 1y ago

    No hooks on the FE side. We use a global lock via a promise. Our API clients are not tied to react in any way. For all API calls, if the lock is not set, it checks if the JWT is still valid. If it is not, then the lock is set by assigning a
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    by theogravity 1y ago

    Does it handle: - Federated sign-in/out? In next-auth, it is a giant pain to implement: https://github.com/nextauthjs/next-auth/discussions/3938 - Automated refreshing of JWT tokens on the client-side? I
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    by theogravity 1y ago

    That demo was pretty mesmerizing!
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    Behavioral Sink(en.wikipedia.org)

    9 points by theogravity 1y ago|0 comments
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    Show HN: Somehash – A Blurhash-inspired exploration(travisbumgarner.dev)

    18 points by theogravity 1y ago|1 comments
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    by theogravity 2y ago

    I use a custom loader to deal with this: https://github.com/theogravity/fastify-starter-turbo-monorep... Usage: Search for loader.js refs. https://github.com/theogravity/fastify-starter-turbo-monor
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    by theogravity 2y ago

    Just deleted my data. Who knows who will own it after this?
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    by theogravity 2y ago

    I've had situations where Cursor just starts to do some really bizarre behavior after long running cycles of tasks unsuccessfully like the death loop I've seen described in other threads. Best way to deal with this is to just clea
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    Naming Taboo(en.wikipedia.org)

    2 points by theogravity 2y ago|0 comments
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    by theogravity 2y ago

    I was looking at https://docs.astral.sh/uv/concepts/tools/#the-uv-tool-interf... Edit: I get it now. It's like npm's `npx` command.
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    by theogravity 2y ago

    Did you mean group and not sync? Really looking forward to the articles!
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    by theogravity 2y ago

    Thanks. Why is the notion of run and tool separate? Coming from JS, we have the package.json#scripts field and everything executes via a `pnpm run <script name>` command.
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    by theogravity 2y ago

    Thanks for the info. I looked at the group documentation, but it's not clear to me why I would want to use it, or where I would use it: https://docs.astral.sh/uv/concepts/projects/layout/#default-...
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    by theogravity 2y ago

    Is there a guide for how to use uv if you're a JS dev coming from pnpm? I just want to create a monorepo with python that's purely for making libraries (no server / apps). And is it normal to have a venv for each library pac
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    by theogravity 2y ago

    Sent an e-mail!
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    by theogravity 2y ago

    Agreed, if you don't know what Datadog is then you're probably not the target audience for this product.
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    by theogravity 2y ago

    Hi, I'm the author of LogLayer ( https://loglayer.dev ) for Typescript, which has integration with DataDog and competitors. Sift looks easy to integrate with since you have a TS library and the API is straightforward. Would y
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    by theogravity 2y ago

    killdozer? although "No one else was injured or killed,[1] in part due to timely evacuation orders" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marvin_Heemeyer
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    by theogravity 2y ago

    Same, I have occupational lenses that are also focused to arms length, and it has made a huge difference for me as well when using it for reading things on my computer screens. It makes reading small text easier and feels crisp. Using it ou
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    by theogravity 2y ago

    The CSRF token is usually stored in a cookie. I guess one could try stealing the cookie assuming the CSRF token hasn't been consumed. But if one's cookie happens to be stolen it can be assumed they already have access to your sess