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by tra3 1y ago
I can’t help but feel like the hype generators don’t use the tech themselves. I can contrast this with crypto as a recent example. Sure there were some interesting tidbits there, but I just didn’t see the appeal. With llms the changes are t
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by tra3 1y ago
I can’t remember why I picked Debian in early aughts but I’m glad I did. Happy birthday!
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by tra3 1y ago
How about this: Steve J made ~10 billion at the time of his death at 56. Steve W made ~100 million and is still around at 75. To make math real simple, I would definitely pay $500 million a year to stick around.
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by tra3 1y ago
Lots of good advice that I could’ve used 20 years ago. And like all good advice I would’ve ignored it back then.
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by tra3 1y ago
How do you deal with multi tenancy? What's your back up strategy?
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by tra3 1y ago
I remember seeing flexibl eink displays maybe 15 years ago. iirc it rolled up into a toothpaste sized tube. That would be super cool.
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by tra3 1y ago
I’m experimenting with a prompt that interviews me based on my sparse notes and my meeting schedule. It’s only been a week though, so hard to say if it’ll stick.
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by tra3 1y ago
Is there a cross plaform desktop option for that?
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by tra3 1y ago
Right, I’m still trying to wrap my mind around how gpts work. If we keep retraining them on the currently available datasets then the questions that stumped ChatGPT3 are in the training set for chatgpt5. I don’t have the background to under
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by tra3 1y ago
A lot of these fpv drones are capable of 30mph. That’s not a lot of time to spot em and react.
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by tra3 1y ago
Can you share some of your use cases? Been on my radar for a while..
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by tra3 1y ago
SO was the prime example for a well architected monolith. And on windows no less!
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by tra3 1y ago
Trolling? "thinking" is a useful proxy for a complex process that the vast majority of people don't understand.
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by tra3 1y ago
The author thinks they messed but there’s no evidence of that. If the goal was to demonstrate building something with ai the interviewer shoul be able to see past the stress to the skills demonstrated..if they are willing.
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by tra3 1y ago
It's like hitting snooze on the alarm clock. It's an illusion. You gonna have to wake up. You're not getting any more sleep. I stopped hitting snooze as I got older. I either wake up or give up and sleep in..
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by tra3 1y ago
I dont think this is a Confluence or a wiki problem. It's a knowledge management problem. Here's how it works for me: 1. Solve a problem 2. Make a note in confluence and in my personal notes. 6 months later, same problem. I know
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by tra3 1y ago
You know it's broken, everyone knows it's broken but it keeps alerting.
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by tra3 1y ago
I had a quasi physical reaction when reading the description. Not a good one. I don’t remember hotornot being amongst asimovs 3 laws of robotics..is this really the future we deserve? The author is gonna be vilified, but next year someone’s
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by tra3 1y ago
This is neat. Ruby on Rails -> Serverless (Firebase/Heroku/etc) -> Pocketbase etc? What kinds apps are folks building with this? Are there any decently sized websites running on Pocketbase/trailbase?
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by tra3 1y ago
Thanks for building this, but also ridiculous that you had to do it. I miss irc even though slack is objectively better.
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by tra3 1y ago
This sounds like a decent work flow. What makes you think it’s ineffective?
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by tra3 1y ago
Fantastic. Thanks for sharing!
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by tra3 1y ago
Check out tavern if you’re in python-land. Pretty pleasant way to write declarative API tests.
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by tra3 1y ago
Indeed. I'm very curious about the original source of inspiration for the post, "That microservice should have been a SQL query". It's not as catchy without AI though.
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by tra3 1y ago
Thank you, finally a realistic take.
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by tra3 1y ago
Hierarchical token buckets are part of the linux kernel for traffic management for instance: https://linux.die.net/man/8/tc-htb
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by tra3 1y ago
I tried to explain the benefits of circuit breakers and adaptive concurrency to improve the performance of our distributed monolith, but I failed. I tried to visualize it using step by step packet diagrams but failed. This is hard stuff to
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by tra3 1y ago
Am I the only one that feels uncomfortable returning stuff? Took me years to get to get over, and yet I'd still prefer to forego buying something rather than returning it..
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by tra3 1y ago
I’ve been watching erlang from afar for a few years. Here’s to hoping to actually get to work with it one day.
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by tra3 1y ago
I played a bit of warrobots a few years back. Before I knew what pay to play meant..

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