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by _kidlike 6d ago
can we choose read-after-write consistency at query time, if needed?
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by _kidlike 12d ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10215419 doesn't seem like a good idea
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by _kidlike 15d ago
Do you know if Opus 5.1 is coming and will have improvements in writing style too?
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by _kidlike 16d ago
:exploding-head:
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by _kidlike 16d ago
I didn't say this is not supported. But it's not as good as streaming from Spotify directly to the amp, and the media decoding happens locally. Adding the Bluetooth layer adds more layers of encoding/decoding, and generally s
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by _kidlike 16d ago
Also, I know it's a bit niche, but Deezer does not have an equivalent of "Spotify Connect" protocol, which means that Network Integrated Amplifiers (like Onkyo A-50), CANNOT implement a player with good UX. Spotify is now kin
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by _kidlike 19d ago
JetBrains is a good option - works with any model/agent. Also they have very good semantic search for the codebase, which is exposed via MCP to the agents.
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by _kidlike 27d ago
it would be surprising if this wasn't already the case.
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by _kidlike 27d ago
So, in all of your software, you have introduced randomness in your retries so that the billions of your clients avoid retry synchronization dances?
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by _kidlike 28d ago
Thanks! ok, then it is indeed clickbait. S3 is still "infrastructure". Also this implies that nobody tried to build a more performant/efficient system for git for ~13 years? That's crazy...
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by _kidlike 28d ago
what does it mean that Origin was built for the era that code moves faster than infrastructure can handle? Is it just clickbait, or there's something fundamentally different about Origin?
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by _kidlike 1mo ago
in addition, it also has not a great name... the word Oxis in Greek means "sharp", not agile. you can look for "οξύς"
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by _kidlike 2mo ago
not accessible just by typing another pin on stock Android though.
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by _kidlike 2mo ago
I had this on a Xiaomi, maybe 10 years ago? Very cool feature! I hope they still do it. I think the wipe feature is also very cool, but not used in this way.
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by _kidlike 2mo ago
o_O
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by _kidlike 2mo ago
cholesterol is one of the most crucial molecules for survival. It's used to create and maintain cell membranes, and other critical functions. The vast majority is created by the liver, and there are a lot of regulating signals for how
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by _kidlike 2mo ago
this is not a new system... my father had it 20 years ago, sold for dirt cheap by the local stationary shop (not leather of course).
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by _kidlike 2mo ago
sunshine + moonlight is the streaming stack. Steam's one is pretty bad, and still only works in X11.
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by _kidlike 2mo ago
I've set up sunshine + moonlight on Fedora KDE Wayland, and I've played remotely from a different country with unnoticeable input lag (using a gamepad, playing Cyberpunk). The whole thing is even behind WireGuard. I have very fast
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by _kidlike 3mo ago
aaahhh...
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by _kidlike 3mo ago
interesting... I have never seen such a benchmark before, where it forces the model to use a json schema for parsing a document. Sounds a bit counter intuitive to me, but I'm not that deep in the field. I usually just "ask" t
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by _kidlike 3mo ago
I assume you mean for coding, for which I would agree. But for OCR Mistral is SOTA :)
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by _kidlike 3mo ago
so your complaint is about the blogger, not the Java language? also, null markers are coming too: https://openjdk.org/jeps/8303099 Its just that they have to deliver things incrementally. This PR that introduces value
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by _kidlike 3mo ago
optional is not how algebraic data types are implemented in Java. Basically it's the combination of sealed types and records.
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by _kidlike 4mo ago
very cool word, but I think the etymology stated in Wikipedia is wrong. the second part of the word just means purchase (in a weird ancient Greek tense). there's no relation to fish whatsoever. (I'm Greek)
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by _kidlike 4mo ago
hey, exact same story and sentiment here!
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by _kidlike 4mo ago
do we really AI to solve "lock screen"?
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by _kidlike 4mo ago
its very interesting to see that this only happens to American companies. What gives?
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by _kidlike 5mo ago
But it's not "Claude" at fault here, it's "Claude Code" the CLI tool. Claude Code is actually far from the best harness for Claude, ironically... JetBrains' AI Assistant with Claude Agent is a much better
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by _kidlike 6mo ago
very interesting. how does the blocklist work? can one manage the lists? like StevenBlack or others.

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