0xCAP

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by 0xCAP 2mo ago
This.100%. As people often lucky enough to work in niche sectors where users care to about the tiniest details we forget sometimes the majority of "stuff" out there exists without a soul already. Think of boring document templates
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by 0xCAP 2mo ago
It should become a win/win mechanism where communities are rewarded for high quality, human driven validation of LLMs, and vendors gain for bragging rights about their models being highly-skilled-human-approved. Still don't know w
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by 0xCAP 3mo ago
The only way to build a non toxic company is to have a good culture of cherry picking non toxic individuals all the way from the board of investors.
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by 0xCAP 3mo ago
> We could change the fs layer to memcached but so far it's working great. This so much. (Ab)Using a db table as a k/v store + the FS can do so much before even considering paying the price of setting up a dedicated caching sto
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by 0xCAP 3mo ago
How?
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by 0xCAP 3mo ago
Tbh I'll wait for first party LLM providers to build this kind of stuff. If they're not first class citizens they end up corrupting the workflow more than enriching it.
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Zero: The Programming Language for Agents(github.com)
10 points by 0xCAP 4mo ago|1 comments
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by 0xCAP 5mo ago
Incredibile how web development fell to the point of people making a big deal out of a repository of working examples of UI components.
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by 0xCAP 5mo ago
Finally somebody said it. Thanks.
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by 0xCAP 5mo ago
My2c. Fintech tech lead who has only a far memory of hand coding games ages ago. Community makes tech awesome. Love2D discord changed my life. Never met a more awesome and welcoming community in my whole life.
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Cloudflare Principal Systems Engineer starts his own TypeScript compiler project(twitter.com)
1 points by 0xCAP 7mo ago|0 comments
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by 0xCAP 8mo ago
Chi-fi IEMs. People have no idea what sound quality can be achieved under 100$.
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by 0xCAP 9mo ago
Let's hope not.
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by 0xCAP 9mo ago
It's also a way to prevent LLMs to get trained on their data without their consent.
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by 0xCAP 10mo ago
As a Neapolitan, I spit on his face everytime I see it depicted somewhere.
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by 0xCAP 10mo ago
Imagine not trashing it for no valid reason in the first place, saving the useless effort to ditch it and then resume it shortly after.
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by 0xCAP 10mo ago
Sometimes nothing is better than something. $5 for 512mb of RAM is something I regret witnessing.
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by 0xCAP 11mo ago
Pushed for my company to adopt TigerBeetle for its foundational service rewrite recently and couldn't be happier with the experience we're having so far.
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by 0xCAP 1y ago
Why are we still trying to get C++ to become a viable choice instead of calling it a day and moving on? I guess it's my old theory that organisations turn into living beings and start living off of mere survival instinct even past the
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by 0xCAP 1y ago
IMO only GCP (+ Cloudflare, unrelated) is actually down, the rest are trolls.
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by 0xCAP 1y ago
At this point I don’t know if I must assume people are trolling or the entire internet is down.
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by 0xCAP 1y ago
> No major incidents … Proceeds to show worldwide degraded service level alerts.
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by 0xCAP 1y ago
Genuinely curious here: do people actually still use Heroku?
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by 0xCAP 2y ago
Author started comparing a debian image's size vs an alpine one. Immediately closed the article.
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by 0xCAP 2y ago
It's simply clickbait
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by 0xCAP 2y ago
Clickbait title, please flag this
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by 0xCAP 2y ago
Perplexity at this point like that single uncle shooting his shot with anything breathing.
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by 0xCAP 2y ago
Most universities nowadays have turned into degree mills anyway. I always stand very far from conspiracy theories and just think that, like living organisms, organisations tend to turn into sentient organisms that just strive to stay alive
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by 0xCAP 2y ago
People overestimate faang. There are many talents working there, sure, but a lot of garbage gets pumped into their codebases as well.
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by 0xCAP 2y ago
I have a custom bash function named "backup_branch" that does exactly that, along with "restore_backup" and "delete_backups". It's made my life 10x simpler.

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