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by gandreani 6d ago
Is the deep drain to diminish the air pockets at the exchange surfaces?
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by gandreani 7d ago
It's so bizarre having a low score be GOOD. It's like reverse intuition. Shouldn't it be called `score error` or something along those lines?
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by gandreani 7d ago
Holy crap that re-circulation feature is luxurious! I'd love to have something like that! Whenever I take a hot shower I fantasize about putting in a liquid-to-liquid heat exchanger so the hot water can heat up the cold water and you c
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by gandreani 13d ago
Nice! I like learning about databases but got a bit of "framework fatigue" when I started reading about all the number of dbs available today (and deciphering marketing from tech notes). This article hooked me with the comparison
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by gandreani 15d ago
What did you need to write with golang? I found the exact opposite effect when I tested elixir and then went to go. Exlixir has a great std lib but fewer packages than I'd like in the community. I can't even recall what I wanted!
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by gandreani 16d ago
Fyi, the link to rhabdomyolysis is broken on the homepage! The URL is repeated
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by gandreani 16d ago
This is very cool! Do you have a similar workflow for stitching those cut clips together?
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by gandreani 20d ago
I bet they had to change identity verification providers so that's why you have to re-validate again. It's a shame there's no alternative to Meli. I'm shopping around for a macbook and I would much rather have a marketpl
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by gandreani 20d ago
I have moved out of the U.S. into South America and one of the nice side-effects of this is that apps from local companies are well optimized here. It's not that there's an extreme level of competency or an optimizing culture. It&
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by gandreani 23d ago
What is a dark factory in this context?
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by gandreani 24d ago
I'm not an expert by any means whatsoever but deploying models is not a straightforward task. There's a lot of levers to pull and I bet when models get "downgraded" to older hardware they do so WITHOUT the same stringent
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by gandreani 28d ago
I was going to ask if there's any plans to integrate something like the fx's ACP server[1] or pi's RPC mode [2]. I'm making something like Paseo and hax is very interesting as a Pi replacement. [1] https://fx.
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by gandreani 1mo ago
Ah that makes a lot of sense! Thanks for taking the time to implement. I like the design of the system.
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by gandreani 1mo ago
Hello! Very nice article. I have a couple of questions if you don't mind. When doing the last streaming of the wal from the primary the article mentions that the nodes will catch up to replication time `T`. How do the nodes coordinate
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by gandreani 2mo ago
What does DTO mean in this case? And settlement-free peering? I didn't know the price for S3 could be so cheap with AWS
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by gandreani 2mo ago
Hey this is amazing! I see the sqlite db is replicated but how does it handle multiple instances as writers? Curious if the underlying sqlite engine is syzy or if there's other restrictions to be aware of
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by gandreani 2mo ago
Meta: I like that the first comments are not about the model at all but the website's mouse trail. One is in favor and one is against. Sums up society pretty well hahaha. On the model. Really cool that it can act every 70ms. That'
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The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Constructive Data Modeling [video](youtube.com)
5 points by gandreani 2mo ago|1 comments
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by gandreani 2mo ago
A talk by Alexis King, the author of [Parse, Don't Validate]( https://lexi-lambda.github.io/blog/2019/11/05/parse-don-t-va... ). A refreshingly pragmatic take on the bounds of usefulness on type syste
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by gandreani 2mo ago
I just checked and I have it available in opencode go! I just tested it with one message and confirm it works. It's not practical to use it though. It counts almost 8x more towards your quota than glm 5.2! https://opencode.a
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by gandreani 2mo ago
You can disable the laptop PIN requirement in keepassXC and store the OTP code in the app as well. Not the best security practice but thought you should know!
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by gandreani 2mo ago
This doesn't apply here in this case since this is a continuation of the Zig based bun and the newer bun versions use Rust. There's no newer upstream changes to merge with the fork
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by gandreani 2mo ago
I feel it in two ways. I've been using windows for the past 5 years or so. I was using Linux before that. I used to complain about things breaking in Linux but the situation in Windows is way worse than it ever was in Linux. A couple o
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by gandreani 2mo ago
This is very interesting! The sandboxing and quick startup make this an interesting foundation for a FaaS system. Lots of frontend devs (and vibe coders) just want a "deploy my code" service.
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by gandreani 2mo ago
I agree! It seems the author is already making thoughtful decisions on what to implement and what to drop. You kinda have to when it's a project of this scope. Implementing, running, maintaining, scaling a module registry is probably n
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by gandreani 3mo ago
Clickhouse offers the same through https://clickhouse.com/docs/materialized-view/incremental-ma... . I personally LOVE this feature and concur with the gp that they're really elegant solutions to difficult pro
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by gandreani 3mo ago
It's such a little thing but while reading the opinion I see that the court (Kagan in this case?) makes a factual claim it provides SOURCES. https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/25pdf/25-112_0am4.pdf "M
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by gandreani 3mo ago
It's not clear in the code how you're batching the writes. Could the performance improvement be mostly explained by batches?
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by gandreani 3mo ago
Using gpt-5.4-mini in off-peak hours already feels like super-speed to me. That's probably no more than 100-150 tk/s. I can't imagine 750! I've always eyed Cerebras but never had a use for it that would justify paying fo
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by gandreani 3mo ago
Easily the most interesting part of this announcement is buried in the second to last paragraph: "We're also launching GPT‑5.6 Sol on Cerebras at up to 750 tokens per second in July, bringing frontier intelligence to customers at

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