Tohsig

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by Tohsig 28d ago
I suspect you're right that those concepts are now more widespread because of LLMs, but they didn't originate with LLMs. The word "Grok" came from Heinlein in the 60s and using it as "to understand" goes back t
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by Tohsig 8mo ago
No, they're supporting Gruber's statement that the woman filming was putting herself in very real danger by filming the shooting and then continuing to film for several minutes after.
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by Tohsig 10mo ago
Location: Maryland, USA Remote Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Typescript, Vue, Node.js, Go, Postgres, Linux Résumé/CV: https://standardresume.co/r/ecareytech LinkedIn: https:/&
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by Tohsig 1y ago
Fixing my formatting in case this proves useful to anyone: machine {server} # e.g. gitlab.com login {username} password {read_only_api_key} # Must be actual key and not an ENV var
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by Tohsig 1y ago
Fun idea! I'll echo the comments about bringing in the text all at once, or at least line by line. The characters are definitely printing out at your 60 chars/second target; it's just significantly slower than I think a lot o
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by Tohsig 1y ago
Definitely not just you. At my previous job we had a need to fetch private Go modules from Gitlab and, later, a self-hosted instance of Forgejo. CTO and I spent a full day or so doing trial and error to get a clean solution. If I recall cor
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by Tohsig 1y ago
I suspect it's too early to make predictions about which languages are going to become dominant moving forward, but in my experience robust type systems do seem to improve the accuracy of responses that I get from the various LLMs. I&#
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by Tohsig 1y ago
I'll add on to this that per-user channels could work well in teams where everyone is comfortable sharing, but could be absolutely paralyzing in other situations. My personal preference is to have some kind of "Off-Topic" or
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by Tohsig 1y ago
Appreciate you pointing that out. HTTP/1.1 may be relatively long in tooth, but this particular vulnerability seems straightforward to mitigate to me. Especially at the CDN level. Following through the links referenced in the article,
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by Tohsig 1y ago
Fully agree. It's the same reason why you wouldn't put a repo on Github and then mirror that repo to Github . At a minimum any good mirror would be on a different provider, and ideally (if we get real picky) on a completely diffe
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by Tohsig 1y ago
Technically true, but only if we consider dev checkouts as "backups". In the majority of cases they probably are, but that's not guaranteed. The local repo copy could be in a wildly different state than the primary origin, a