yomismoaqui

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by yomismoaqui 5mo ago
Remember, the cloud is someone else's computer. If that person turns it off you're screwed.
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by yomismoaqui 5mo ago
Wasn't this already confirmed by Batterygate? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batterygate
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by yomismoaqui 5mo ago
I'll reserve judgement until I've read what HN commenters have to say about this.
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by yomismoaqui 5mo ago
Sorry to hijack the topic (slightly), but after reading all books from The Culture by Iain M. Banks I'm looking for similar Sci-fi. Any recommendations?
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by yomismoaqui 5mo ago
When the wise man points to the rocket, the fool looks at the tv host.
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by yomismoaqui 6mo ago
How many nines of are we at this year?
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by yomismoaqui 6mo ago
The best feature of Gon is that it is boring. You cose something and if you don't use some weird 3rd party packages (Go stdlib is quite complete) you can check that code again in 3 years and will still work.
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by yomismoaqui 6mo ago
The kicker is when you delegate some work to another team member and discover that humans are also non-deterministic.
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by yomismoaqui 6mo ago
That's where LLMs with web search enabled help to check for dangerous project names in other languages.
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by yomismoaqui 6mo ago
How about not caring about what people on the internet say about your writing using emdashes? They are a false positive signal for identifying AI texts anyway.
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by yomismoaqui 6mo ago
It's not DNS There's no way it's DNS It was DNS - SSBroski
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by yomismoaqui 6mo ago
I want open weights models to win AI, don't care if Satan himself does the training and finetuning.
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by yomismoaqui 6mo ago
> Hacker news and r/programming is only good to get general ideas and keep up-to-date. The comments are almost worthless.
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by yomismoaqui 6mo ago
$20 Codex subscription works as well (if not better) and a seems like if allows more usage.
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by yomismoaqui 6mo ago
Right now your comment is the 1st response for the 1st comment. Godwin's law speedrun I guess.
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by yomismoaqui 6mo ago
Writes are super fast in SQLite even if they are not concurrent. If you were seeing errors due to concurrent writes you must adjust BUSY_TIMEOUT
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by yomismoaqui 6mo ago
So the hat is red because of all that blood?
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The Center Has a Bias(lucumr.pocoo.org)
14 points by yomismoaqui 6mo ago|5 comments
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by yomismoaqui 6mo ago
I knew about this kind of papercraft from paperhammer, that is, using models like this in Warhammer tabletop. This makes that hobby accessible if you don't have too much money to spend. If you are interested in this also search for poo
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by yomismoaqui 7mo ago
The thing here is the 8.000 Glass early adopters vs the hundred-millions (billions maybe?) of Google workspace users. It's not the same league, not even the same sport. PS: Not defending Google here, their support for some products is
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by yomismoaqui 7mo ago
Freeoffice as the next name? Seems like they are exhausting them quickly.
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by yomismoaqui 7mo ago
Doesn't this work ok? https://www.sqlite.org/fts5.html#fts5_prefix_queries
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by yomismoaqui 7mo ago
I prefer having those minds focused on optimizing ad serving than on optimizing school bombings.
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by yomismoaqui 7mo ago
I would pay money to read rants on a forum like Hackernews but in 190X when cars started sharing the roads with horse carriages. I bet it would look something like the posts we are seeing today with developers and agentic AI.
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by yomismoaqui 7mo ago
Maybe they are gunning for 5 nines (9.9999%)
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by yomismoaqui 7mo ago
If you already have those 10 years of bussiness data on Microsoft or Google services or their respective clouds, are you feeling safe?
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by yomismoaqui 7mo ago
You are right. If I want to read an AI generated post about X I just ask an AI about X and skip the middleman.
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by yomismoaqui 7mo ago
Obligatory: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=URz-RYEOaig
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by yomismoaqui 7mo ago
The difference between those developers and this man is 100k.
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by yomismoaqui 7mo ago
Don't worry, I was just joking about the future that await us.

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