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woile
2y ago
https://ferrous-systems.com/ferrocene/ This?
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woile
2y ago
If they start selling ai in their platform, it's a really good option, as people know they can run it somewhere else if they had to (for any reason, e.g: you could make a poc with their platform but then because of regulations you need
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3y ago
I've been using devenv + flake parts and so far it's done it's job perfectly. I build a rust and a node application in the ci. Both local and ci build every time. It will only fail from time to time when i make an update, oth
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woile
3y ago
I've been using nix to build docker containers (from a Mac). I would like to skip docker as well, but I wouldn't know how. On the server, I use docker swarm, with traefik as load balancer, in a very small machine, which I can late
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3y ago
Agree, I think countries already run their simulations, and when they believe they are on the winning side, they invade. Doesn't matter if the simulation is rolling a dice. If you don't invade, you haven't taken control. Or p
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3y ago
Disappointing that they are not open. I'm considering using ai for a project and relying on something like Google Gemini is not very attractive, same for Mistral, I don't know them. If it was open source you know if they go down a
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woile
3y ago
Nice! I also ended up using nom, it was quite fun. https://github.com/woile/adventofcode/blob/main/2023/day1/sr...
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3y ago
That's true, it's important to recognize the problems and start working on them. It sucks that you had to quit. I was advising the same to my girlfriend because she couldn't bear with work anymore, until a friend told her tha
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woile
3y ago
Could you explain a bit more how it would be a risk? Maybe for session tokens is understandable. But why leaking account created info is a problem?
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3y ago
It is that. IIRC C and C++ are already compliant and they are used in certain industries because of that. The end goal would be to have rust there as well.
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3y ago
I think what's missing is an easy way to describe schemas, field types and documenting the meaning of the field (of course you can use json schemas with yamls, but it's an external file). I know of a new bunch of new tools which a
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3y ago
Be aware, after living in the Netherlands every other "developed" city is horrible, at least in the west. There are still small towns which have not been "modernized" and are enjoyable. Cities could be designed so much b
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3y ago
Nice library! I found myself struggling with this in python with asyncio, is there something similar in that space? Every time I wish I was using rust
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woile
3y ago
That's right. But allergies are usually related to trees or insects. I think with warm weather trees are confused and they start pollination.
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3y ago
To me the problem should be modelled similar to what we have now: Some institutions (private or public) giving an ok or not ok on the keys. And platforms choosing which institutions to trust. At some point we may have platform choosing all
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3y ago
Looks nice, any plans to add variables and prompts? I'd recommend adding at the very beginning of the README a short yaml sample. That's the first thing I wanted to look at, but I had to get some understanding and then I found the
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woile
3y ago
bun is awesome! thanks for all the work. I haven't been able to swap nodejs our for bun yet. how's the compatibility with web frameworks? when will nextjs 13 be supported?
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3y ago
I feel the same. The fear with removable batteries is that they can be stolen. But every time my brother comes with this bike, he has to bring it inside to charge it. Not very nice indeed
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woile
3y ago
Take a look at https://github.com/srid/nixos-flake
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3y ago
I wonder what impacts this might have in mental and physical health of people
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3y ago
Don't aim for the perfect/absolute solution. Sometimes a solution that solves a chunk of the problem (big or small) is just enough. Try to break the problem down, see where you can start, where you are going to need help and what
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3y ago
What about ulid as an alternative?
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3y ago
How's remix compared to nextjs? NextJs is quite well established, does Remix offer something better on top? Under which circumstances one would choose remix over nextjs?
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3y ago
In an ideal world yes, but the incentives are not there. For example, many governments benefit from media being sensationalist, within and outside borders. They don't want less sensationalism. I think this "attention to negativity
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woile
3y ago
Interesting, I grow Oyster mushrooms from used coffee beans. I really like giving an extra purpose to so many beans consumed.
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3y ago
how much do one need to know of databases to work at qdrant? Sounds like a nice place to work, specially if remote
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3y ago
It looks very similar to rust, with some minor details like typed enums. It would be nice to find a direct comparison between rust and cairo, and why writing contracts in cairo cannot be done with just a rust create.
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3y ago
This is amazing, I've been playing a lot with nix and raspberries. But because they are expensive, just yesterday, I was wondering if I could use my old moto G as another board with nix. This is a step in that direction.
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4y ago
Is there some kind of tutorial as of how to control one's identity with PGP or other tools?
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woile
4y ago
Actually, there could be places where verified humans are required, and places where they are not.
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