ramblurr

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by ramblurr 5d ago
Care to share more about how/what you built?
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by ramblurr 20d ago
(as discussed in clojurian slack): The argument seems to take the leap from 'Ring is the wrong abstraction for what I want to do' (fair enough) and concludes 'Ring is inadequate, and therefore Clojure has a viability problem.
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by ramblurr 21d ago
But with a debit or credit card?
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by ramblurr 21d ago
Bamboo has been sketch and proprietary since the beginning. It's such a shame to see the maker community get sucked in (though I guess there is precedence wrt Fusion et.al.)
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by ramblurr 22d ago
Your comment is also rather vague, how is it relevant? Did you observe something interesting?
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by ramblurr 23d ago
Agree so much! It's so interesting all the different use cases and interpretations of those use cases people have. Like this self-hosted project aims for "simple deployment"/less infra, but I can't imagine how you e
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by ramblurr 1mo ago
Coffi is a great library that makes Panama FFI/FFM painless without interop. https://github.com/IGJoshua/coffi For example look at this arc from sqlite4clj https://github.com/andersmurphy/sql
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by ramblurr 2mo ago
Is this ruling related to https://keepandroidopen.org/ at all? It's not clear to me..
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by ramblurr 2mo ago
Ironically as a Clojure developer I would really love a JDK native JSON library that we could wrap to avoid having to ship 3rd party JSON deps. Sort of like how java.net.http made things simpler.
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by ramblurr 2mo ago
Stagnant? Both are alive and well. It's never been better to be a clojure+datomic dev.
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by ramblurr 2mo ago
> TLS certificates for internal services* done right * "internal services" = on a single server that is publicly routable
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by ramblurr 3mo ago
> their cost of operation is still something most people can afford: approximately $30/mo now. Your definition of "most people" must be very different than the literal meaning.
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by ramblurr 3mo ago
Don't forget these price increases are only for new purchases. Old rentals keep their price.
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by ramblurr 3mo ago
This is the second company (that I know of) that got acquired shortly after an AI pivot and re-brand. See: OpenAI to acquire Ona https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48491821
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by ramblurr 3mo ago
> > The bottleneck is compute and data, not the model. > I disagree. It is not the model alone. It needs a system which capitalizes on it. And this is very complex. Hardware, software, architecture - it takes a lot to get it right.
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by ramblurr 3mo ago
> > The Kobos don't limit what you can do with them either, you can sideload alternative e-reader software like KOReader that improves on the built-in reader functionality. > This is patently false, the latest Kobo Libra Color
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by ramblurr 3mo ago
Yes, it is widely known in the epub space that targeting 3.1 or 2 is the more sane option. With EPUB compatibility issues CSS should always be suspect number 1. Using "modern" CSS features and complaining about missing flex boxz g
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by ramblurr 3mo ago
But a message about your Door dasher also likely wouldn't be justified.
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by ramblurr 3mo ago
That is false for AWS. There are no spending limits that stop usage and cost after some threshold.
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by ramblurr 3mo ago
Ona used to be GitPod. They renamed about 9 months ago. Looks like the AI pivot paid off! Congrats.
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by ramblurr 4mo ago
Have you tried jeep? https://github.com/pyrmont/jeep/ It let's you vendor deps and easily install modern Janet bundles without jpm.
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by ramblurr 4mo ago
Always nice to see janet getting some attention. shout out to one modern feature: sandbox "Disable feature sets to prevent the interpreter from using certain system resources. Once a feature is disabled, there is no way to re-enable it
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by ramblurr 4mo ago
Gosh. I am very interested in the story here. But I find that I can't engage with the text, because all my attention is going to is noticing the AI-isms. The way in which a message is delivered matters.
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by ramblurr 4mo ago
What document? Do you have any sources to back these claims up?
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by ramblurr 4mo ago
This link is clearly an AI laundered version of the long running joke from Xe Iaso. Shame. https://xeiaso.net/shitposts/no-way-to-prevent-this/CVE-2024... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40438
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by ramblurr 4mo ago
Is y'alls collective memory so short? Copilot just a few years ago was auto complete on steroids that was entirely first party and trained by GH on users' code.
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by ramblurr 4mo ago
Postgres, MySQL, all of them, they write to files (binary, not text) on your disk. What happens if your postgres VM dies? (Hint: whatever your answer is it'll apply to SQLite too)
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by ramblurr 6mo ago
Emacs totally supports this! Mixing monosoace and proportional fonts can be a little strange, but there are some 3rd party packages or guides (prot has one iirc) to workaround it.
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by ramblurr 6mo ago
Interesting! I was looking for discussion of LCM and found your comment. Something I am seeing in my impl is that the agent isn't using the retrieval tools enough to make it useful. Have you experienced this? Any tips?
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by ramblurr 6mo ago
...and all the HN comment replies too! Egh.

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