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yomismoaqui
986karma·365submissions·November 11, 2024
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You can do zero downtime using Systemd socket activation. I tried this with a Go server using SQLite and it was perfect. https://bunrouter.uptrace.dev/guide/go-zero-downtime-resta…
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Sex drives technology (even if we don't like it) VHS, online payments, video streaming... As the old song say it "the internet is porn"
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Don't forget Digg, it was quite big in its time.
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Unrelated: every time I see the word dickhead I have to re-watch this work of art: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVmmYMwFj1I EDIT: better version…
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One of the better things about the web is it's staying power. A thing you do today with HTML, plain JS and CSS will work the same after 10 years. Contrast with apps that force you to update and r…
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Also you can run it directly (no need for npx envy) go run github.com/fsgreco/go-bunny-sign/cmd/bunnysign@latest "hello world"
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All developers pass this magpie phase [1] and as you get older you start to see new things more critically. I guess a desirable trait of seniority is to balance the urge to play with new toys vs the f…
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God bless the Go guys for not doing a Python 2 to 3 fiasco
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According to the guys from Amp Claude Sonnet/Opus are better at tool use.
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Try writing in Spanish and tell me if it helps you or not. This is the reality of a lot of us, poor ESL plebs
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Don't worry about the political leaders, if a sizeable amount of people lose their jobs they will surely ask GPT-10 how to build a guillotine.
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Evaluating a 270M model on encyclopedic knowledge is like opening a heavily compressed JPG image and saying "it looks blocky"
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After hearing the explanation about why he picked Go for the Typescript compiler I can only be more of a fan of Anders Hejlsber. He said that Go was chosen due to its suitability for the workload, off…
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I have pointed Claude Code to the game and in 2 minutes of chatting I got a way to submit fake scores. Usually Claude Code prevents using it for cheating on games, but with this initial prompt it was …
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You can view Claude Code as a non-deterministic compiler where you input english and get functioning code on the other end. The non-determinism is not as much as a problem because you are reading over…
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Kafka as a service (but not the Apache one)
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The question is, why are you doing art? - Because you enjoy it - Because you get pats in the back from people you share it with - Because you want to earn money from it The 1st one will continue to be…
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Who says an LLM has to be a sycophantic yes-man? Today there are LLM roleplay models than can behave like some character with a specific personality (e.g. a tsundere). So if you want a electronic part…
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The trick is just buying 1 domain and putting every project on a different subdomain. Apart from this I see myself represented in this post.
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If before I did a thing in 60 minutes and now Claude Code does it in 5 minutes I will not spend 55 minutes reviewing that code. I will maybe spend 5-10 minutes reviewing and refining the code with the…
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Opening you mouth is one thing, opening your wallet is another
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Even funny (and in this case real) jokes grow stale when repeated too many times
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That's really interesting... can you give more details about the problem you are using? This sounds like in there will be a race between this kind of booby trap tests and AIs learning them.
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What happened here was to be expected if you have used agentic coding. Last weeks I have also been testing AI coding agents, in my case Claude Code because it seems like it is the state of the art (al…
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Dear Brits… honestly, are you trying to top the Brexit referendum?
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Python is the 2nd best language at everything.
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Remember that the web also had a bubble that popped and look at where are we now with Google, Amazon, Meta... I think that there is a bubble but it's shaped more like the web bubble and less like…
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It's disingenuous to expect that tools that are publicly available for less than a year have a massive adoption in the wild. Think that these were internal tools that provided value to engineers …