mrighele

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by mrighele 11d ago
It's not been the case for probably more than 20 years, but I remember that in the past the official website of the Italian Postal Service [1] used to be closed out of office hours. https://poste.it
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by mrighele 1mo ago
> scaling problems due to the influx of LLM assisted coding You mean people pushing LLM assisted coding, or github's own coders pushing LLM assisted code to production ? :-). I am more inclined to think that it is the second, but if
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by mrighele 1mo ago
I guess there is a certain amount of luck in this, probably related to the provider, or the range that your IP reside into. (I guess google and microsoft keep their own blacklists, regardless of what public blacklists say). I wonder if the
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by mrighele 1mo ago
Last year I started self hosting my email. I found that once you setup the “usual suspects” (DMARC, DKIM, SPF…) outgoing mail works without issues. In fact it works now better than the (small) provider I was using before. And setting them u
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by mrighele 1mo ago
Not all non-trivial workloads are web-scale. There are plenty of on-premise applications out there that have at most hundreds or thousands of concurrent users, and the connections come from a bunch of fat spring boot servers that handle mo
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by mrighele 1mo ago
> (Optimized by you through testing. Not that AI) Why not optimized by AI through testing ? Give it a test set to work on and let it loose.
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by mrighele 1mo ago
the slogan came out when the alternative was Perl, and in Perl you could do the same thing in a million ways, and each of them was equally "idiomatic". > There should be one-- and preferably only one -- obvious way to do it.
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by mrighele 1mo ago
That is also the approach that Nintendo took with Super Mario Bros, as in the first level you almost cannot avoid to learn that, for example mushrooms=good and goomba=bad [1] [1] https://mainstream404.wordpress.com/2018&#x2F
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by mrighele 2mo ago
# Prompt Cache Misses > It globs your filesystem and re-reads AGENTS.md (injected in turn-0 system prompt) on every SSE turn. If you put a quick note in AGENTS.md to be read in the next session, you immediately force a full re-evaluation
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by mrighele 2mo ago
> So if that were the case then why isn't there some sore of daemon or system software service that tracks the expected life of the hardware? Some linux distribution will regularly check SMART data from disk and warn you if some thr
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by mrighele 2mo ago
UI wise git sucks. The its commands are barely related to what they do, and that little makes sense only if you have in mind the underlying storage model (which is by itself a sign of bad UI). Almost any other version control tool I have us
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by mrighele 2mo ago
I think jsonb_agg could be a solution. Requires cpu for decoding but I think it is compensated by the reduction of on the wire traffic. Queries are different , especially if you have several one-to-many joins so you have to do it at the fra
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by mrighele 2mo ago
Having built a nas recently (luckily before ram/diskpocalypse) there seems to be a huge difference between making a small nas (say 4 disks) and a big one. With a small one you are essentially building a pc, and the differentiating fact
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by mrighele 2mo ago
Asking you to learn German in in Germany is both rational and pragmatic, as it is a good way to be a functioning member of the society.
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by mrighele 2mo ago
In some EU countries it is not only illegal, but also unconstitutional. For example, Art 15 of the Italian constitution [1]: "Freedom and confidentiality of correspondence and of every other form of communication is inviolable. Limitat
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by mrighele 3mo ago
I love his handwriting style. I wonder if it was the first draft or a copy [1] [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gkqfpkTTy2w
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by mrighele 3mo ago
No, I'm not conflicting the two issues. I'm fine with the ban I'm not fine with how it is being implemented, I thought the example would make it clear. A ban shouldn't affect the adults (and this is the same for stuff li
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by mrighele 3mo ago
I am fine with banning social media for minors. What I find utterly wrong is the method, because this way you end up tracking also every adult. A better way would be to legislate that minors need to use devices specifically designed for the
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by mrighele 3mo ago
What this miss is a second part where you put the same wood that you split in a fireplace and watch it burn.
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by mrighele 3mo ago
Not OP, but I self host a few domains. I was worried about not being able to send emails, but is seems that as long as you setup properly SPF/DKIM/DMARC you're fine. You may have problems if using a domestic address though. F
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by mrighele 3mo ago
their largest partner is probably the US government.
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by mrighele 3mo ago
"In the distant future, humans live in a computer-aided society and have forgotten the fundamentals of mathematics, including even the rudimentary skill of counting. The Terrestrial Federation is at war with Deneb, and the war is condu
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by mrighele 3mo ago
> You want to fix the 20% of causes that lead to 80% of the problem Vote in person. Vote with ID. You solve 99% of the problems. If it works in the rest of the civilized world it can work in California too. The excuses for not doing thi
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by mrighele 4mo ago
I remember a map where just at the start, you could turn around, jump over an open bridge and finish it in less than a minute. On the other hand most maps have loops and I would regularly get lost, unable to finish it...
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by mrighele 4mo ago
The article exaggerates things quite a bit. At the time of the Internet bubble, there were people pushing for more "free" usage of the Internet, and those that couldn't care less. And it's not like the companies didn&#x2
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by mrighele 4mo ago
Those who won’t were doing it for the money. Those who continue are those who do it for passion, or those whose recipe is just a way to attract people to their business (e.g. kitchenware company). I don’t think it is necessarily bad, the qu
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by mrighele 4mo ago
From the article: > a pro-Palestinian march marking “Nakba Day,” happening in London on the same day with an estimated 30,000 attendees, will not face the same biometric surveillance.
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by mrighele 4mo ago
> If the user can search like in Youtube then how do you rank the results? That's also an algorithm. Any ordering is an algorithm technically, so yes just "banning algorithm" doesn't work. A better alternative could b
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by mrighele 4mo ago
AFAIK volumes are nothing more than a bind mount on a private docker folder, e.g. the files for volume my-volume are stored in /var/lib/docker/volumes/my-volume/_data, so backup strategies (an problems) for bin
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by mrighele 5mo ago
> the obsession that certain elements of the English right have with the English flag is at a completely different level. You may want to check the obsession that people on the left have with the Palestinian flag. Any situation is good

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