dkhenry

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by dkhenry 3mo ago
It would be a shades of gray situation, but I think of this performance by Skrillex where he is mixing live, and thats what I would expect from a live EDM performance. There should be a line between a EDM artist, and a DJ https:/&#x2F
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by dkhenry 3mo ago
I would go with, if the song could be reasonably performed live by the human publishing it, and have a similar sound to the recording, then its fine to keep in. The issue I have is songs like this one, where there is no way anyone could eve
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by dkhenry 3mo ago
I just want Tidal and Spotify to give me the option to fully opt-out of AI generated music. I don't want it mixed in with my music. If others want it great, but I want the option to not engage with the content.
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by dkhenry 3mo ago
This is precisely what I want from my browser, let me pay directly for a critical piece of software, and remove myself from the Surveillance Economy, without having to settle for some second class product. Brave has been, in my opinion, the
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by dkhenry 4mo ago
Wheat is absolutely grown on the same place they grow beans. The field directly across from my house did that last year. I don't survey all the farms in my area, but It does seem like there is much less wheat this year on fields where
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by dkhenry 5mo ago
The second one is Sonnet 4.6 not 4.5. If you change it to 4.5 Gemma 4 actually beats 4.5
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by dkhenry 5mo ago
You make a compelling argument, but thankfully I have data to back up my anecdotal experience This comparison shows them neck and neck https://benchlm.ai/compare/claude-sonnet-4-5-vs-gemma-4-31b As Does this one http
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by dkhenry 5mo ago
The Gemma models are at this point. A 31B model that can fit on a consumer card is as good as Sonnet 4.5. I haven't put it through as much on the coding front or tool calling as I have the Claude or GPT models, but for text processing
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by dkhenry 6mo ago
Just wait until you find out the benefits of taking them away from kids altogether! Phones are a mental health hazard for children, there is no benefit for them having a phone. The only downside is they feel left out when their friends only
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by dkhenry 7mo ago
I really wish Graphite had just gone down the path of better Git hosting and reviewing, instead of trying to charge me $40 a month for an AI reviewer. It would be nice to have a real first class alternative to Github
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by dkhenry 7mo ago
Just Text to speech seems like its largely solved on pretty much every compute platform. However I have found a huge gap going from independent words being transcribed, to formatted text ready for an editor, or further processing. If you lo
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by dkhenry 8mo ago
D1 is fine when it fits the use case, but most of the time I just want Postgres that I will use for absolutely everything. It has happened often enough that I have tried to make systems work with other storage systems, and eventually just g
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by dkhenry 8mo ago
Astro on Cloudflare workers has been my goto stack for multiple years now. I am very happy with it, and hope this makes the integration stronger. Now we just need Cloudflare to buy one of the DBaaS companies so they have a solid relational
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by dkhenry 10mo ago
No, my wife and I discussed putting them into traditional school as they got older, but now that they are older, they have all strongly requested to remain in their homeschool co-op. I think the biggest reason is they have a good group of f
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by dkhenry 10mo ago
My kids are part of a co-op where they meet once a week and in this co-op they share some elements of their curriculum with everyone else, they spend one day going over the weeks assignments along with 8-10 classmates, and then during the w
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by dkhenry 10mo ago
When I recently switched jobs, one of my requirements was I had to remain remote, for at least the next few years, so I could remain at home and help with my children's education. I don't think there is enough money in the world t
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by dkhenry 10mo ago
Depending on where you live there are many options. In my school district home school kids can join any club or team offered by the public school system where you reside. Additionally there are numerous non-school related clubs and activiti
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by dkhenry 1y ago
This is long term the right choice. Tesla has the best software competency of any manufacture and if you want to compete with them you can't offload major bits of functionality to a third party. At this point in our software journey in
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by dkhenry 1y ago
I tried to go the litestream route on Fly.io, but there is too much that needs to be done to get it working. Specifically I was hoping scaling would be a lot easier, but master election kept breaking for me causing the whole app to not be a
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by dkhenry 1y ago
I would just point out that its Hosted Postgres. If your looking for a how I think you have the wrong mental model. Its hosted Postgres, there are some nuance there as to why it would perform differently from RDS on Amazon, or CloudSQL on G
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by dkhenry 1y ago
You're being entirely unfair to Supabase here. Research is important, but there is a reason why the USPTO has developed substantial case law around Reduction to Practice, everything is built on prior work, so to say there is nothing no
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by dkhenry 1y ago
I haven't explicitly tested how it handles TOASTed column's, but since there is an upcoming RC I will try it out next time. I don't generally like using JSONB/text columns for very large rows as they have other performan
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by dkhenry 1y ago
I am super bullish on OrioleDB. It really seems like the next logical progression for scaling Postgres for 99% of all databases out there. I have been following their development for a while and running benchmarks to see if their performanc
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by dkhenry 1y ago
Using this project you can hook Claude Code up to different models https://github.com/musistudio/claude-code-router
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by dkhenry 1y ago
OrioleDB isn't a separation of storage and compute, its a more efficient storage engine for Postgres to replace the existing HEAP engine. This is like how in MySQL we could swap MyISAM for InnoDB and eventually RocksDB. I did some benc
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by dkhenry 1y ago
Not being able to read this article I can only speculate as to what it actually says, but I imagine it is a direct response to Joe Rigney's book "The Sin of Empathy" https://canonpress.com/products/the-si
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by dkhenry 2y ago
The way funding was allocated is entirely broken, and it was the biggest problem with doing anything in the government. Our budget process at the federal level is entirely broken. Congress tries to micro-manage the budget to get their cut o
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by dkhenry 2y ago
I worked for the USDS in the early days and I am very familiar with 18F, and I don't think your comment tracks. There were lots of issues with agencies using 18F, and not much of the federal IT spend migrated to 18F during its 10 year
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by dkhenry 2y ago
I don't think this article is a good faith analysis of Homeschooling. Clearly the author was home schooled and had some concerns with how they were instructed. With that in mind the arguments that are brought up are very much ignoring
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by dkhenry 2y ago
If you have a child on your policy, and you have a collision on your policy, then your child will be required to be included in that policy. Insurance companies don't accept that you can live in a household, but won't be allowed t

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