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by trueno 2mo ago
yeah it's definitely confusing messaging i can't imagine being a community contributor there and saying "ok im gonna help implement this thing that they just described as not a good fit for their thing". i think being un
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by trueno 2mo ago
I was hanging around during the bootstrap era. It was fine, no i think theres some blend of where UI/UX/marketing that were way overblown that really blitzed all sites into looking the same. Every component framework or helper fra
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by trueno 2mo ago
their reply in that issue: "We don’t plan to implement this directly, as it is designed for test initially, we do not recommend using RustDesk with a public IP alone, that's also why direct ip access is turned off by default. For
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by trueno 2mo ago
yeah ive read so many takes on how people survive compaction amnesia ive wired up my own "protocols" that are okay, have used things like beads, am okay burning a buttload of context right at the beginning of a post-compaction jus
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by trueno 2mo ago
any recs?
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by trueno 2mo ago
i see. appreciate the reply this was concise and just what i needed
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by trueno 2mo ago
ive not paid any attention to this space much, is deepseek referring to paid-sub service like claude/gemini/etc ? or is this local llm
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by trueno 2mo ago
i was more or less testing to see how complete of an answer it could come up by scanning the whole semantic graph so i threw questions at it that spanned multiple books
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by trueno 2mo ago
damn it good point
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by trueno 2mo ago
jealous. i've had tinnitus ever since i had memories. my literal earliest memories are laying down when i was put down for a nap and vividly paying attention to the sound. dunno if i was born with it or had some crazy ear infection or
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by trueno 2mo ago
i threw the entire sanderson cosmere into a RAG graph sorta deal just to see how it would do if i questioned an mcp server for it about a universe i know decently well. it was actually astoundingly good. was able to find easter eggs acrosse
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by trueno 2mo ago
on the scroll note, the top background had a seizure while i was scrolling down
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by trueno 2mo ago
this looks prettttttty slick i might dive in later. are people using these things but isolating agents to some sort of containerization individually or do you have like one big dev env ? probably time i get around to sorting a better dev co
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by trueno 2mo ago
holy yikes
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by trueno 2mo ago
I mean I'm all for everything collapsing into sql. SQL all the things. Not really against it, I'd just rather not-AI write the challenges they were up against. It seems like these are all very behind-the-scenes scaling issues they
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by trueno 2mo ago
I've done multiple large scale implementations with shopify paired with many flavors of order managmeent systems as well as competing offerings in the space. The only one i haven't touched that i'd like to get my feet wet wit
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by trueno 2mo ago
so this is interesting to me, im in retail i work closely with platforms ive used shopify ive used magento ive used smaller players ive helped implement various pieces of all of them. and i was excited to get some insight, then i realized t
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by trueno 2mo ago
You've touched on something real here
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by trueno 2mo ago
Literally cannot take this guy seriously, this guy, Sam Altman.. these dudes are memes
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by trueno 2mo ago
i've attempted signing up for this thing like multiple times over the years and i've never had luck trying to game their free tier. based on all the other comments it sounds like you're SOL at this point none available or peo
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by trueno 2mo ago
ive lived etl and elt eras. i would never, ever go back to etl. having your business logic baked into ssis or some god forsaken piece of software was truly awful. being stuck in the rigidity of the integration or package that transformed th
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by trueno 2mo ago
feel like its mostly sports journalists at least in the US. pro athletes and journalists need to gtfo. everyone i knew in real life used to be on twitter. theres like one dude left, and he's just there for basketball. total graveyard o
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by trueno 2mo ago
lmao that's actually so good
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by trueno 2mo ago
microsoft those dudes are hilarious this decade plus old github request is the only one i've ever gotten email alerts for it just made me lmao more each and every year. someone dropped a cake on its tenth birthday https://gi
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by trueno 3mo ago
we've been calling it meatware at work. i just like dont read peoples md files they send me from claude anymore
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by trueno 3mo ago
theres gonna be a lot more at this rate. everyones tribalistic preferences about how web frameworks should be made... is never going to get solved. now everyone can just spend a week of their claude max plan making whatever framework they w
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by trueno 3mo ago
claudes still claude. still as load-bearing as ever. the ladies have no idea how absolutely right i am every day
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by trueno 3mo ago
just ran this article that ran a cve through gptzero.. through gptzero -GPTZero AI Detection -Model 4.8b -We are moderately confident this text is a mix of AI and human -63/88 Sentences likely AI generated
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by trueno 3mo ago
mayhaps we've just moved the goal post on what constitutes a major release a lil too far. redefine what is major, scale that back and ship in a year cycle and not necessarily need to ship anything that pushes you past the threshold of
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by trueno 3mo ago
stared at it for a bit and im mostly certain i prefer it to java. at least writing other go = its not bad for me to break apart the signature line on a generic java feels kinda unhinged the more that i look at it public static <T e

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