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Itchio and coroutines (using OpenResty and Lua/Lapis) (2016)(leafo.net)
12 points by xrd 2y ago|0 comments
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by xrd 2y ago
Do you know if you can use lapis to proxy to a backend, essentially getting the benefits of nginx proxy, but perhaps allowing you to layer an authz/authen handler on top using lapis? Thanks for your comment.
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by xrd 2y ago
Not knowing much about MoonScript and only knowing a tiny bit of Lua, does anyone have a recommendation on which is "better" if you are starting from where I'm at with these languages? MoonScript looks class based; I avoid cl
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by xrd 2y ago
What about SSE? If that's there, then I'm happy without websockets.
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ChatGPT can bridge languages like Python and JavaScript(webiphany.com)
2 points by xrd 2y ago|0 comments
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by xrd 2y ago
What's the point of all that exercising if you can't use it to get some action in the city of love? </sarcasm>
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by xrd 2y ago
An update: I was using certbot with an internal address, which explains why certbot certonly did not work when it uses a self-hosted web server and webroot. But, there is still definitely something weird about using preferred-challenge dns
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Ask HN: Is Cloudflare DNS Broken?
4 points by xrd 2y ago|1 comments
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by xrd 2y ago
Anyone know how this compares to Swallow? https://tokyotech-llm.github.io/swallow-mistral
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by xrd 2y ago
Feels like this is a game. The game resembles those wooden puzzle games, with a 8x8 grid of sliding wooden pieces, where one piece is missing. You push a piece around to complete the picture, but when you do, lots of other pieces get moved
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by xrd 2y ago
Very excited about this. When running inside the browser, is sqlite-vec able to persist data into the browser-native indexdb? Or, is this part left to the user? If you can share the thinking there I would appreciate it, even if that is, &qu
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Tiled scrollable window manager for macOS(github.com)
3 points by xrd 2y ago|0 comments
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by xrd 2y ago
I chuckled when you said you weren't sure about Linux tools. Real Linux users code all their sleek demo videos inside emacs in hex.
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by xrd 2y ago
That's what I use as well, except for Aeza. I'll have to check that out, I come to HN for the opportunity to see what like-minded people use.
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by xrd 2y ago
There is also Swallow, which is a Mistral fine tune. https://tokyotech-llm.github.io/swallow-mistral Edit: oops, this is the same team! Glad they are publishing more about it.
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Monopoly Round-up: did Texas join OPEC?(thebignewsletter.com)
10 points by xrd 2y ago|1 comments
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by xrd 2y ago
Well, you did misspell right. It's spelled "write." Just a question: did you read the article?
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by xrd 2y ago
Yes, see Amazon HQ in Virginia.
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by xrd 3y ago
I'm really interested to hear this. That book makes the assertion otherwise, but I definitely am not an expert. I know very little of Italian politics, honestly, and need to read more about Andreotti given what you said. Thank you.
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by xrd 3y ago
One of my favorite books is Excellent Cadavers. It's about two Italian judges that systematically root out corruption in Sicily, and pay for it with their lives. It is an incredible history of the path of fascism to the modern day Mafi
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by xrd 3y ago
Pocketbase is awesome. And, you can add to pb_hooks and customize the server (in golang or JS) and do whatever you want in addition to the already incredible feature set. And, it works with litestream, so you can automatically backup and re
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by xrd 3y ago
I'm having a hard time squaring your comments with my own anecdotes. On the one hand, it clearly seems like NYC is safer than the NYC of the 80s. I know there are a lot of stories that would support or deny that assertion. And, it feel
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by xrd 3y ago
Having lived in Japan, I recall monstrous class sizes of 40 or so, with only one kid that needed "Japanese as a second language" classes (that was me). And, I live in Florida now, and the public schools here also have lunch at 10
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by xrd 3y ago
This was really fun. It captured a lot of thinking on a topic I've been interested in for a while as well. The discussion about converting to a vector format was an interesting diversion. I've been experimenting with using potrace
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by xrd 3y ago
I love ruby and I love vite, but I can't help but think of this Jurassic Park quote when I see this: "Your Scientists Were So Preoccupied With Whether Or Not They Could, They Didn’t Stop To Think If They Should "
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by xrd 3y ago
I think you are commenting on the "stealing" reply and not my original comment. And, I think you are making my point stronger. OpenAI could easily (and will) put out a blog post or tweet saying "next models do inference 2.5x
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by xrd 3y ago
My takeaway is that this proves what was said on the recent latent.space podcast with David Luan from Adept. https://www.latent.space/p/adept "I think is going to commoditize a lot of the regular LLMs and soon reg
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by xrd 3y ago
It's funny that you say that, with the crypto transaction fees still a big problem. Feels like HFT and crypto are on a convergence towards that concern.
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Paul Graham's Simple Rhetoric(commonreader.co.uk)
3 points by xrd 3y ago|0 comments
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by xrd 3y ago
Go plus SQLite is producing some terrific projects. I love Pocketbase and this looks great as well.

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