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by wejick 2y ago
Seems they also are not coming PR. Sus
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by wejick 2y ago
Is there kinda gui builder for web?
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by wejick 2y ago
Is there any example how an agent can interact with MCP? I imagine it will replace / complement Tools interface.
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by wejick 2y ago
Cost is cost wherever that would be.
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by wejick 2y ago
Oh that softmodem that only worked on windows.
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by wejick 2y ago
UI is most common interface but not particularly AI friendly, i'll wait for more standardized interface that's both human and AI friendly. Hoping it will still br a browser based.
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by wejick 2y ago
One thing particularly not clear to me is weather ios scan all data in the phone and send it to be part of public index or not. I see from how the feature works from the UI it seems it's not. If the feature activated by user action doe
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by wejick 2y ago
one third nor $137M seems like small thing, this dig is a bit weird.
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by wejick 2y ago
As stated in the release that Elon gave Hundreds of Millions dollars to the non profit, it's 1/3 of the early raised fund. So is it basically he gave away money for (ultimately) start up with no benefit for him? Or is it just anot
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by wejick 2y ago
I'm imagining having a shared memory mounted as block storages then do the RPC thru this block. Some synchronization and polling/notifications work will need to be done.
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by wejick 2y ago
Impressive, happy to see another touch from Miguel.
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by wejick 2y ago
Unfortunately the given example doesn't give - mere mortal like me- idea on how this make sense to use. Instead of using whatever scripting language available, or just json. Or probably grule? [1] https://github.com/hyp
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by wejick 2y ago
I ordered many CDs of Ubuntu from 2005 until they don't send it anymore. For a middle schooler, getting a package that cool from abroad is something to be proud of. Thanks Ubuntu!
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by wejick 2y ago
There's oversimplification of how logistic is working. For example it's not gonna happening solving last mile delivery using this airship, not even mentioning the pickup.
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by wejick 2y ago
This is very good explanation, no judgment and simply educational. Appreciated Though I'm still surprised that some people run DB alteration on application start up. Never saw one in real life.
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by wejick 2y ago
No downtime deployment is always there long before kube. It does look as simple as ever been, not like kube for sure.
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by wejick 2y ago
People will be surprised on how far you can get NSQ. It doesn't come with any fancy guarantee like only-once or even ordered, this forced developer to think how to design better on the application side. Not saying it's ideal tho.
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by wejick 2y ago
There was time I read Tom's Hardware and thought that was the top of tech journalism and reviews,until the (i don't remember when) a revamp to the site that focused more on news. Then I found anandtech, reading all in depth articl
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by wejick 2y ago
Curious to know How "vanilla" the pglite compared to the vanilla postgres? I saw many people are using this for automated testing and dev environment.
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by wejick 2y ago
I have done the same like your colleagues. Recently I discovered that pandas + jupyter notebook is much better tools. However as gopher that needs occasional data cruncher, I totally relying on LLM chat agent to do my work. But the rest of
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by wejick 2y ago
I recently tried to setup a PHP / Laravel dev environment on Suse Linux box. Installed PHP and all the stuff accordingly, then following one of the get started doc from Laravel. You know what happened? Doesn't work, broken. I assu
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by wejick 2y ago
Thanks RSC, since the past 8 years I really enjoyed working with Go. It's my first experience following a programming language development, all the proposals, debates and how all of them were handled.
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by wejick 2y ago
I have zero experience with nix, but I understood it has good build tool that many people use. But on what way nix is immutable I never know, anyone kind enough to explain ?
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by wejick 2y ago
I'm not familiar with S3 on datalake setup. When replicating a db table to S3, what format will be used? And I'm wondering if it's possible to update the S3 files to reflect latest incoming changes on the db table?
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by wejick 2y ago
It's basically canonical is moving towards image building supply chain ala bitnami. We get trusted source to base image building and support from canonical.
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by wejick 2y ago
Think in the way that even without kernel and toolkit, many deployments still need libraries and frameworks. Like python deployment needs python runtime, AI deployment needs Python and pyTorch. Canonical will support that. It's actuall
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by wejick 2y ago
I don't think so. Ubuntu pro is support package offered by canonical, including longer LTS support until 10 years. So no, it's not Ubuntu becoming not free.
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by wejick 2y ago
From what the migration doc says, it will only support pgdump migration. Meaning it will require downtime, or at least write downtime. Create backup using pgdump, restore the dump to new database. While making sure no changes to the old db
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by wejick 3y ago
This will boost more CPU designed and produced in China and probably will be good for consumers in general. I noted there're Longsoon MIPS based, many ARM vendors from china and I remember there's also an AMD based x86 cpu. More p

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