wiradikusuma

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   by wiradikusuma 8mo ago

   at least $233,000 per second.. I'm not familiar with American culture, but are the following true? 1. More than half Americans watch it. 2. People don't go to toilet during breaks/ad time. Otherwise it's just money flush
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   by wiradikusuma 8mo ago

   Isn't the linked YouTube video title literally "Season 1, Episode 1"?
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   by wiradikusuma 8mo ago

   Hmm, maybe for countries with strong consumer protection, yes. I lost 3 credit cards INSIDE an airplane (hello AirAsia!). I only realized it when I turned on my phone while queuing at immigration and was bombarded with dozens of "Succe
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   by wiradikusuma 8mo ago

   OpenClaw made the headlines everywhere (including here), but I feel like I'm missing something obvious: cost. Since 99% of us won't have the capital for a local LLM, we'll end up paying Open AI etc. How much should we budget
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   by wiradikusuma 8mo ago

   "To run code written by agents" vs "What Monty cannot do: Use the standard library, ..., Use third party libraries." But most real world code needs to use (standard/3rd party) library, no? Or is this for AI's o
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   by wiradikusuma 9mo ago

   Python code and resource-constraint device don't seem like a good combo in terms of performance. Is it just for prototyping?
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   by wiradikusuma 9mo ago

   Any free alternative that works for small team but not self-hosted?
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   Postman to limit Free plan from 3 users to 1(blog.postman.com)

   4 points by wiradikusuma 9mo ago|2 comments
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   by wiradikusuma 9mo ago

   Since we're in this topic, can anyone suggest good AI-based tool for exploratory (fuzzy?) web testing?
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    Nvidia PersonaPlex: Natural Conversational AI with Any Role and Voice(research.nvidia.com)

    2 points by wiradikusuma 9mo ago|0 comments
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    by wiradikusuma 9mo ago

    Personally, I hope EV adoption (in Indonesia) improves, as they mostly come from China and challenge the status quo of Japanese cars. Chinese cars are a "better deal" because they give more bang for the buck. Japanese cars, on the
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    Garnet: High-performance Redis alternative from Microsoft(microsoft.github.io)

    1 points by wiradikusuma 9mo ago|0 comments
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    by wiradikusuma 9mo ago

    Just wondering: Does anyone here use Discord as a Slack alternative? Meaning for Work™. Why and why not? I've been using it for a small startup, not in a regulated space (not defense, fintech). So far no issue, but I keep thinking I&#x
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    by wiradikusuma 9mo ago

    First time hearing PARA, how does it compare to GTD? (Not looking for generic answer, but from experience as typical HN crowd)
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    by wiradikusuma 9mo ago

    "These guys are much better than houseflies... ...They don’t transmit disease" -- My worry is for houseflies to sneak inside and cross-breed and "poison the well", is that possible?
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    LightPanda, Browser for AI(lightpanda.io)

    1 points by wiradikusuma 9mo ago|0 comments
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    by wiradikusuma 9mo ago

    Don't trains run on a fixed path, meaning we can use more traditional "positioning systems" like, umm, math? Or placing passive sensors or paint a big number on the wall?
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    Copybara – tool for transforming and moving code between repositories(github.com)

    14 points by wiradikusuma 10mo ago|0 comments
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    by wiradikusuma 10mo ago

    There's a saying that no idea is unique, that when you think of an idea, someone else would have thought of the same. I _literally_ have the same idea and am working on a PoC, except mine is completely LAN-based. I'm so happy to s
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    by wiradikusuma 10mo ago

    > With everything running in a monolith, if a bug is introduced in one destination that causes the service to crash, the service will crash for all destinations We can have a service with 100 features, but only enable the features releva
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    by wiradikusuma 11mo ago

    If you haven't checked Scala 3, give it a try. Its syntax is now Python-like (indentation based), although you can also use C style if you prefer. And it's faster (or maybe my laptop is faster).
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    by wiradikusuma 11mo ago

    I want to create a "gaming streaming platform" like Stadia as a weekend project, does anyone know where to get started? Basically where the input device and the game are in different machines.
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    by wiradikusuma 11mo ago

    I have a feeling somebody will link that xkcd post soon...
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    by wiradikusuma 11mo ago

    Before even deciding which Java to install, you have to decide which _version managers_ to use: 1. No version manager, download and install manually. Not that hard, since it's just a zip file and maybe set JAVA_HOME envvar. If you need
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    by wiradikusuma 11mo ago

    Does anyone know why NPM seems to be the only attractive target? Python and Java are very popular, but I haven't heard anything in those ecosystems for a while. Is it because something inherently "weak" about NPM, or simply b
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    by wiradikusuma 11mo ago

    Bottled (mineral) water is a big business in Indonesia. Not sure if "people" are incentivized to change that anytime soon.
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    by wiradikusuma 11mo ago

    Alcohol is more expensive than other countries, in general.
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    by wiradikusuma 11mo ago

    I used to say, "Don't worry, we host it on Cloudflare. If it's down, then 30% internet is down. It's highly unlikely." Well...
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    by wiradikusuma 11mo ago

    Can we use Rust / Go / Java (GraalVM Native) or Flutter Linux to build an executable that runs on an OS with an Ironclad kernel? Or is there special treatment that makes it incompatible with "plain" Linux exe?
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    by wiradikusuma 11mo ago

    Sounds like MobX (for Dart) https://mobx.netlify.app/ (and GetIt, for the DI)