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jayzalowitz
2mo ago
https://trustedrouter.com/models/moonshotai/kimi-k3 is a good option if you want that to actually be the case.
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jayzalowitz
8mo ago
Hey yall, author here. This was made by claude code as a demo to someone, and because I thought it would be funny. It actually works have a look: https://github.com/jayzalowitz/zucksharp
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8mo ago
Im the author. Feel free to dm me anything you want added.
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8mo ago
No, actually Zuck# works, this is a working language.
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8mo ago
Author here: Yeah actually, I wanted to demonstrate claude code, and my relatively complicated process for developement to someone, so I made a programming language to show them. I actually met mark when we were both mentoring the fwd.us ha
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8mo ago
Hi author here: 100% smoked meats floating around was out of my head and not the ai.
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8mo ago
Am author: This is accurate.
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8mo ago
the main poison used today is dopamine.
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10mo ago
congratulations on being the highest emdash users of hacker news, I totally get why now.
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Ask HN: What open source projects are you grateful for?
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1y ago
well done!
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1y ago
Takes more power.
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2y ago
If they dont call it G-Wiz afterwords i'm disappointed in google's culture.
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2y ago
It blows my mind that the cockroach db founders started this 29 years ago. Amazing to see this release.
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2y ago
I believe theres a related argument that congress might be making here, idk.
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2y ago
I mean, how are we supposed to extract information without ferrets.
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2y ago
We did it!!! Great work from both sides. Good teamwork.
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2y ago
and considering most cloud compute has a better backbone or internal routing, userspace should see this less. That being said, if this is truly a problem for you CRDB is basically built with this all in mind.
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2y ago
Anyone have time to dig in and say what tricks its using most?
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2y ago
I see the day to day for you, but bill gates is probably gonna get statues made of him for some of the things he is doing, especially in africa.
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3y ago
I believe it also supplies most of the water to the area?
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3y ago
Anyone else seem to observe people who previous tended to move to bluesky and kill their twitter happened to be radical and potentially dangerous politicians (I can think of one in sf off the top of my head
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3y ago
Did someone work a finetunes script out yet?
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3y ago
I guess its better than a sports stadium...
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3y ago
How the hell is the price that high.
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3y ago
Issue: Needs to designate roomate meeting place, such as college Also mad props for thinking of the exact same thing.
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3y ago
Honestly, their EDP is probably effectively cost, set in stone to make sure that if the government breaks them up or something like that both systems are good.
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3y ago
Corey is probably right, but id chunk an extra 10-20% of overprovisioning/undercounting on actual bill here and considering they OWN the fleet, they probably went out of there way to have disaster recovery ready to go in a bunch more c
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3y ago
Are you willing to open source this?
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3y ago
For those of you with postgres apps, you can avoid this pretty much universally with cockroach db (they have a serverless version they host) It takes basically no work moving from postgres, even postgres dump works.
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