egnehots

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by egnehots 9d ago
don't you then introduce a new risk? with a gap between the update of your deps, you are at risk of systematically being unpatched for a window of time that the attackers know (just after a fix is published).
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by egnehots 2mo ago
You're stating: "delivers near-V8 speeds" But according to zoo.js benchmarks that is far from the case: https://zoo.js.org/ Unless there were major perf gains since 2026-02-10?
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by egnehots 10mo ago
From a customer perspective, I think there should be an option: - prioritize security: get patchs ASAP - prioritize availability: get patchs after a cooldown period Because ultimately, it's a tradeoff that cannot be handled by Cloudfla
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by egnehots 1y ago
I don't think so, pdf.js is able to render a pdf content. Which is different from extracting "text". Text in PDF can be encoded in many ways, in an actual image, in shapes (think, segments, quadratic bezier curves...), or
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by egnehots 2y ago
What about all the designers that used to handle this issue by tweaking their font weights, colors...? Changing a long standing issue with a lot of users will break things for some people (using edge, with an eyes for these details..)
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by egnehots 2y ago
this could be used as an incredible low bitrate codec for some streaming use cases. (video conferencing/podcasts on <3G for ex, just use some keyframes + the audio).
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by egnehots 2y ago
If you understand how LLMs work, you should disregard tests such as: - How many 'r's are in Strawberry? - Finding the fourth word of the response These tests are at odds with the tokenizer and next-word prediction model. They do n
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The Sourdough Framework(the-sourdough-framework.com)
2 points by egnehots 2y ago|1 comments
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by egnehots 2y ago
here is their Elevator Pitch: > Minor rant incoming: Something's not working? Maybe a service is down. docker-compose ps. Yep, it's that microservice that's still buggy. No issue, I'll just restart it: docker-compose
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by egnehots 2y ago
yeah, I wonder if there's room for a different networking abstraction that could address most of complex orgs networking issues, I, for sure, don't think that we should still think about cidr range limitations when making networks
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Intuitive desktop API client, alternative to Postman and Insomnia(github.com)
3 points by egnehots 2y ago|0 comments
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by egnehots 2y ago
It might be a mistake since it's different from what's stated in their readme: https://github.com/meta-llama/llama-models/blob/main/models/... (which is referring to the license of Meta Ll
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Quantized Llama models with increased speed and a reduced memory footprint(ai.meta.com)
508 points by egnehots 2y ago|122 comments
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Ichigo: Local real-time voice AI(github.com)
217 points by egnehots 2y ago|40 comments
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by egnehots 2y ago
> How do I check how many seconds the replica is lagging behind the master? Use PostgreSQL administrative functions, specifically: pg_last_xact_replay_timestamp. ( https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/function
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by egnehots 2y ago
Try Go. Go is really stable as a language and have a very small core feature set.
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by egnehots 2y ago
Some points resonate with me: > People don't want "to have to play Chess against the compiler" Things that are easy to express in other languages become very hard in Rust due to the languages constraints on ownership, asyn
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by egnehots 2y ago
As mentioned in the article, it's a good idea to consider this when creating a new table, since it's essentially a free optimization. However, it's probably not worth the hassle of reordering a production table for that. >
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by egnehots 2y ago
It's pretty misleading not to mention the performance overhead. That's an obvious downside and quite easy to benchmark. Skipping any discussion of performance feels like sweeping it under the marketing rug :/
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by egnehots 2y ago
well it's human nature to struggle with collective action when the risks are unclear, vague and not shared. stakeholders are juggling immediate, tangible concerns, like climate change, economic stability, and political issues, making i
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by egnehots 2y ago
I would be interested in a computer science only version. A quick search didn't bring up an already existing one :(
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by egnehots 2y ago
There is also the function scope vs block scope... var x = 3 will escape the latter.
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by egnehots 2y ago
I think that you have made the right decision. One of the most common and high-impact failure mode is crashing when parsing a leap second that is represented as "23:59:60". Jiff is able to parse leap seconds, and beyond that, I do
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by egnehots 2y ago
This a pipeline for text to 3D. But it's using for 3D gen, a model that is more flexible: https://assetgen.github.io/ It can be conditioned on text or image.
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Turn almost any bike into an e-bike with the Clip(arstechnica.com)
7 points by egnehots 2y ago|1 comments
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by egnehots 2y ago
the interesting comparison nowadays would be against mojo: https://www.modular.com/max/mojo
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by egnehots 2y ago
I think that an easy-to-implement and reasonably performant garbage collector (GC) would combine two approaches: - Let the compiler automatically free variables that go out of scope (using static analysis to insert free calls). - Use refere
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by egnehots 2y ago
They say that Rust is not enough and dismiss it quickly: > V8 vulnerabilities are rarely "classic" memory corruption bugs (use-after-frees, out-of-bounds accesses, etc.) but instead subtle logic issues which can in turn be expl
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by egnehots 3y ago
Postgres is far from perfect: - The codebase is old and huge, accruing some heavy technical debt, making it a less than ideal foundation for iterating quickly on a new paradigm like AI and vector databases. - Some ancient design decisions h
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Hnsw Is Not Enough(pinecone.io)
2 points by egnehots 3y ago|0 comments

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