geekodour

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by geekodour 4mo ago
I have not updated my website in 2 years but wrote one. https://geekodour.org/docs/colophon/ looking back I do feel i've been oversharing things but here goes nothing.
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by geekodour 11mo ago
atleast tell what to amazon search for
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by geekodour 11mo ago
the fact that these tools enable a developer to do all these things are an attribute of the tool and not the user imo. so i guess just look out for people who and learn quickly and ramp fast, nice to work with etc etc.
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by geekodour 1y ago
Absolutely not a crypto person but I've been following this team called noice.so, so far I think they've been doing the right thing in the space, pretty new and think they are operating at the right level of abstraction.
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by geekodour 1y ago
Just wanted to confirm something, this only works for HTTP right? browser dont allow arbitrary TCP reqs right?
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by geekodour 1y ago
This paper, and solutions such as sqlcoder, and https://doris.apache.org/zh-CN/blog/Tencent-LLM etc. Which let you query DB via natural language etc. But recently there has been a surge around MCPs being able to q
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by geekodour 1y ago
put this prompt and share the response: You summarize the past convestion in this thread. - Start with a overall summary in a single paragraph - Then show a bullet pointed list of the most interesting illustrative quotes from the piece - Th
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by geekodour 2y ago
algolia has done the same for their discourse forum, moved everything to discord and removed all old posts. Upon asking this was a response from the team: "The Discourse content is no longer available. Much of it was 5+ years old and n
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by geekodour 2y ago
Hi Jeremy, I am trying to navigate the space and trying to understand what fits where. Could you shed some lights on what parts of bge-m3 would modernbert overlap with or would this is comparing apples to oranges? https://hugging
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by geekodour 2y ago
i don't know but i think the answer should some combination of google sheets/excel. any guides around that would be helpful. I think i would just want to use gsheet at this stage.
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by geekodour 2y ago
shameless plug wrote a elaborate doc on using wal-g on nixos, might be useful if someone finds themselves in same boat. has some catches. https://github.com/geekodour/nix-postgres-docker
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by geekodour 2y ago
this is the bellcurve meme, only think has worked for me is note taking and making it easy for me to recall when i forget. I've accepted that I've bad memory and I just try to work around it, but i agree with the other comment in
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by geekodour 2y ago
all videos should be available on YT by end of month
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by geekodour 2y ago
+10
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by geekodour 2y ago
awesome to know! but disabling rls and the data api does sabotage the use of supabase auth right? (in ref. to my previous message, just confirming if my checks were correct) i actually just wanted to use supabase because how convient it was
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by geekodour 2y ago
I meant while using the db, i want to use sqlc and pgx with the postgres db instead of supabase api(s) that should work out right? i haven't tried but i think that should work ootb. edit: yes that should be possible that's what op
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by geekodour 2y ago
quick aside note: i heard great things about supabase and wanted to use it for auth. I wanted to maintain my own db, user tables etc. but using supabase for auth, this means if need to play w RLS but i had a very simple db design and didn&#
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by geekodour 2y ago
what does getting flagged mean in this context
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by geekodour 2y ago
i have my own syllabus kind of thing curated: https://geekodour.org/docs/updates/syllabi/#hb03-get-back-at... i don't think my math problem is new. i remember after one summer vacation(we used to get one
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by geekodour 2y ago
explore things outside tech, see what kind of problems attract you intrinsicly, explore it through trying to understand the problem/building the solution using programming as a tool. this method had me explore deeper software engineer
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by geekodour 2y ago
i haven't made much yet but ig, just don't give up and keep trying and on the side keep an eye to see what works etc. why complicate things, i don't think there's a formula. it's only fair for you to understand the
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by geekodour 2y ago
is this some kind of sick joke? i want orkut back so bad!
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by geekodour 2y ago
hi pfraze, can u tell us a bit more about the golang event stream? does it also trigger the computation of the views periodically? more precisely wanted to understand how do you generate the event stream from sqlite
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by geekodour 2y ago
i think rclone is what you need. but for "backup", check restic. i personally use restic to backup all my stuff to b2 using restic's encryption. have a checklist kind of a thing here if it helps: https://geekodour.
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by geekodour 2y ago
wait so if i understand you correctly, 1. aider makes some change 2. aider then tells itself to use pexpect to check what changes it made 3. pexpect runs, opens browser somehow captures error messages if any and feeds that back? i am pretty
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by geekodour 2y ago
So the model here is, first it gets uploaded to a staging bucket, a lambda/callback checks the validity of the file and then puts it into a safe bucket of which content I trust to put in my server(backend)
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by geekodour 2y ago
ah apologies again, for this specific one i meant where users from the internet are allowed to upload to. (i am using presigned urls)
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by geekodour 2y ago
apologies my bad. I mean someone uploading a malicious pdf as user input. I am talking beyond calmav and flietype checking, to check if its a valid pdf.
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by geekodour 2y ago
what's a good tool to check if a pdf is not tampered with eg. as a tool to check before loading a pdf from a public bucket to your backend application?
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by geekodour 2y ago
at one point i was using upserts for everything but then had a case where it was impossible to get it working with generated id. wrote about it very roughly here https://blog.geekodour.org/posts/upserts/

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