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by qixxiq 5mo ago
I’d caution against your “free forever” offer. Most people tend to backtrack on it. There’s one case where it gets super popular, or attacked by spammers/bots, and the site becomes more effort to operate publicly than you want to do fo
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Ask HN: "Claws" and Human-in-the-Loop Safety
1 points by qixxiq 6mo ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Sandclaw – A Safety First Agent(github.com)
2 points by qixxiq 6mo ago|0 comments
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by qixxiq 11mo ago
Current implementation has the following limitations: Maximum object size: 65534 keys The order of object keys is not preserved ... These limitations may be lifted by using more bytes to store offset pointers a
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by qixxiq 2y ago
A piece of this (after just plain greed and enshittification) is inflation. Or perhaps some type of shrinkflation, just offering less services at the same price.
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by qixxiq 2y ago
I don't have an understanding of SSE in depth, but one of the points the post is arguing for is compress once (using zstd dictionary) and send that to every client. The dictionary allows for better compression without needing a large a
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by qixxiq 3y ago
I think there's one extension, although you _kind of_ covered it with "you just like the product" Some people are addicted to the product. It's not even that they like it any more, and they can see the harm it causes,
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by qixxiq 3y ago
I've been using Google Sheets as a data store for some of my latest projects, and it's really (mostly) delightful. https://www.wheremoneygo.com barely has a database, and bedsides protecting the Google access keys has
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by qixxiq 4y ago
Honestly our findings from working at scale (Facebook, Google, Twitter, Discord, Reddit, ...) were actually the opposite. With hand written (not arbitrary) rules it's easier to understand the intent of the attacker and build a system t
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by qixxiq 4y ago
I've tried to release this a couple times in the past (you'll notice the git repo has a four year history), and happy it's finally out the door. If anyone is interested in using this, or wants to talk about the strategies I&#
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by qixxiq 4y ago
This was temporary due to the Twitter API being turned off, should be working now! (With slightly older data)
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by qixxiq 4y ago
Sorry based on some other feedback I was just hacking away on turning off the profanity filter. Didn't think about the profile images (which we're not scanning, but typically is associated with them) Version I'm pushing up ri
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by qixxiq 4y ago
Ah! Yeah extremely poor timing. The Twitter API has stopped letting me fetch the events. Going to try see if I can fix it quickly. In the meantime the Wikipedia demo should be working, although it is far less interesting (much less data so
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SQRL: A Safe, Stateful Language for Event Streams [YC W15 Acquired by Twitter](sqrl-lang.github.io)
2 points by qixxiq 4y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: SQRL – Anti-spam rules language Twitter acquired in 2018, open-sourced(websqrl.vercel.app)
200 points by qixxiq 4y ago|44 comments
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by qixxiq 5y ago
Yes, but stock ownership isn't even and so it'll again primarily go to the CEO/etc (while reducing their tax impact). The employees earning minimum wage, and who likely don't hold any stock, won't see any of it.
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by qixxiq 5y ago
Yes. The buyer would might have been willing to pay $15,000+, but wanted to anchor (and start low) so went $4,500. The real max was introduced when the seller gave the $15,000 number... buyers never want to or will reveal their number (i.e.
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by qixxiq 6y ago
A minor clarification about IPFS here: The metadata in the NFT can (and in my opinion _should_) point to an ipfs:// style URL. The websites displaying the NFT would have to use some redirector, but the actual token would have a
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by qixxiq 6y ago
Was released early December, was pretty confident about it-- probably should have bought more than one ;)
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by qixxiq 6y ago
I bought one of his "Into the Ether" NFTs[1] but now I'm in a fairly interesting position. If I prove ownership of the artwork (via a signed message from the address) then Beeple will send the physical artwork to me but it&
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by qixxiq 6y ago
Would bitcoin be where it is today without Coinbase? Not to say it's impossible, but their work and approach definitely helped bring Bitcoin to the masses.
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by qixxiq 6y ago
... and now you get to my point why I argued ETH2 is likely better on the security front. Bitcoin needs a huge factory. ETH2 needs a billion dollars. I feel like a billion dollars could probably buy the factory you're talking about. ET
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by qixxiq 6y ago
I've worked on a few similar projects, and in this case I'd recommend trying to write your syntax however you want, but implementing it as a transpiler to Python. That way you always have access to the Python libraries, for compet
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by qixxiq 6y ago
Following the links down a hole a little bit I saw this statement: "Bitcoin is by far the largest and most secure blockchain"[1] Sure it's the largest, but it seems ETH2 might now be the most secure. It (at current prices) ha
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by qixxiq 6y ago
This looks great! I've been looking for exactly something like this for one of my side projects: https://weblight.vercel.app/ I'll dig in a bit later/tomorrow, but assuming I'll be able to run some of my
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by qixxiq 7y ago
It's still surprising to see Dragon Speech Recognition as the recommended (and only) choice here. Is anyone working on decent speech recognition for Mac/Linux or know good resources for that? The ideal output is a stream of what c
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by qixxiq 7y ago
The original version of EC2 (basically AWS) was built in Cape Town.
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by qixxiq 8y ago
Google BigQuery does this though. They host huge public data files and then only charge for the queries.
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Sessionization for bot and cluster detection(docs.smyte.com)
2 points by qixxiq 8y ago|0 comments
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Kafka store – Secor alternative with simple guarantees(github.com)
3 points by qixxiq 8y ago|0 comments

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