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bzmrgonz
8d ago
I had a different plan in mind, keep everything in cheap s3, save a declarative script on a public repository that deploys forgejo and harbor containerized on the local ephemeral Origin/cache and pull heavy sources and code from s3.
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21d ago
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bzmrgonz
21d ago
I guess this helps the nomad crowd more than us cubicle jockeys right? Also iot? You guys can build ci/CD straight to iot edges.
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21d ago
This guy knows harnesses!! I'm curious to know what your thoughts are on dsh(deepseek harness), where everything is a plugin. I read an article where the author described it as a motherboar in the Mobo combo purchases we use to do t
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29d ago
What's the vibe meter saying about this? 50/50, 20/80??
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bzmrgonz
29d ago
This looks interesting, but it sounds vibe'ey. Can you share your dev process?
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1mo ago
China keeps eating their lunch tho, have you guys seen the new deepseek harness?? Get ready to have your mind blown.
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1mo ago
Please tell me you don't store (binary) BLOBS in your db.
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2mo ago
Wouldn't it be better to program control of render to the front end? Similar to how we program the dark mode button? Sure, sending machines to consume a browser render is silly, but perhaps users would like to pile on the layers at w
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2mo ago
Finally someone said it. They are doing more with less, and it is making us think that the West has a gentleman's agreement with Nvidia. Their special sauce is just obfuscation. If they can do more with less, why can't the west
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2mo ago
I wonder if graphene phones are suceptible??
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2mo ago
looks more like blanket wrestling to me (pillow-fight).
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2mo ago
I think we will need 2 constructs going forward, 3 perhaps, but 2 can be combined. We need a digital twin, to learn along with us and to "train" or build team along with us. The second is the tutor/guardian angel. What our
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2mo ago
TLDR anyone??
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2mo ago
Hey buddy, I love this, thank you for sharing. I am of the belief that as the world transitions to Agent-first transactions, we clumbsy carbon life forms will be heavily disadvantaged, therefore, future citizens will be quipped wirh a digi
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3mo ago
Go on, tell us what you setup. I'm looking at zed multi-user as a possible alternative to this.
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3mo ago
I saw 30k stars, unless I saw wrong.
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3mo ago
What does this have over netboot.xyz ??
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3mo ago
Do we add this corp. body count to Oracle then? I'm pretty sure that Oracle partnership wasn't cheap.
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3mo ago
The way I understand it, it is essentially a scaffolding for us humans, since we can't see past 3d. Hopefully we can do a decent job so that the agents can take our markdown and build the graph infra in memory or store in neo4j.
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4mo ago
I wonder if mozilla's container tabs blocks this type of tracking?
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4mo ago
We should be able to train an agent to mentor junior devs and have senior devs allocate one session a week for progress report from the mentor. The hardest part is to keep them away from ai. Ironically we may have to build guardrails agai
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4mo ago
I think this is a Global phenomenon guys. In my humble opinion STEAM kids will need to be assigned 2 agents (quite honestly, I think every kid)... a digital brain and a digital tutor(s). We also have to revamp the entire curriculum, just
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4mo ago
We have to do something tho. Today I was thinking out loud how it would be awesome if we could build a middle ground party around mamdani and company, along with like minded individuals. Sure he couldn't run for President, but what i
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4mo ago
I am confused with the church's stand on this. If it is a genuine moment in time that the created begin to create on their own accord, then why not promote the distribution of these ai creations to us, so we can boost our productivity
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4mo ago
wow, that's a lot of time... I wonder if we can offset that time by doing one HIIT exercise a week. there's a group of people trying to crank up SPRINTING-SATURDAYS as a thing on youtube (sprintingproject). I like the idea beca
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4mo ago
you're right, the other SOTA's are megacorp whic have no interest in spinning off their AI to stand alone.
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4mo ago
Am I correct in thinking it's a race to who launches IPO now? I mean among the SOTA models. Especially since OpenAI has been given the all-clear by the court.
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4mo ago
This article resonates with me, mainly, because I think there is one technology, or maybe 2 which can free us, but they will disrupt so much of our technology, that I doubt they will be allowed to exist. Solar flying/hovering craft (ak
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4mo ago
This is why I have trust issues with anything Microsoft. They keep burning bridges... And well, lots of Corporations keep trusting them. I guess they deserve each other.
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