rekoros

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by rekoros 2mo ago
Bulk of the series
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by rekoros 2mo ago
And a good day to you, sir!
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by rekoros 3mo ago
yes, exactly!
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by rekoros 3mo ago
After using NixOS for a bit and eventually learning to rely on it, life without it seems inconceivably complex
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by rekoros 4mo ago
When I was in college in 2001, I went to the library and checked out Kaare Christian's book called "The UNIX Operating System". One of the early chapters covered vi - I'd telnet into the school's Sun server with a p
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by rekoros 6mo ago
This should go into dictionary as definition for "fuck around and find out"
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by rekoros 7mo ago
Oban is great!
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by rekoros 7mo ago
A true derailer
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by rekoros 1y ago
One way is to become an apprentice with an experienced plumber - ideally skilled in hydronic heating.
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by rekoros 1y ago
I've been using daisyUI for a couple of years and really love it - it's a quick, reliable way to rig up a nice looking/functioning UI with minimal work, while making things appear reasonably uniform across pages/workflow
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by rekoros 1y ago
I've been using Azure's "Document Intelligence" thingy (prebuilt "read" model) to extract text from PDFs with pretty good results [1]. Their terminology is so bad, it's easy to dismiss the whole thing for
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2025(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by rekoros 2y ago|0 comments
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by rekoros 2y ago
You're dealing with much larger datasets than I have, so far - mine is only a few million vectors. I have a hard constraint on resources, so had to get things working quickly in a relatively gutless environment.
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by rekoros 2y ago
pgvector - I wasn't able to get HNSW to build/rebuild quickly [enough] with a few million vectors. Very possibly I was doing something wrong, but fun research time ran out and I needed to get back to building features.
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by rekoros 2y ago
I ended up breaking up/sharding HNSW across multiple tables, but I'm dealing with many distinct datasets, each one just small enough to make HNSW effective in terms of index build/rebuild performance. The article suggests IVF
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by rekoros 2y ago
Yep, I believe it HNSW has been great for relatively small datasets (a website with 30K pages), but it’s a dangerous stretch for anything bigger
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William Haade, Uncredited Actor(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by rekoros 2y ago|0 comments
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by rekoros 2y ago
I've had browser and Linux VM logging to HyperDX with great success, but have been struggling to get OTel logging working with Azure Functions. Turns out, new (currently in Preview) "Flex Consumption" functions [0] natively s
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by rekoros 2y ago
This may be the one area where some form of autocracy has merit :-)
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by rekoros 2y ago
We've been using Nix flakes and direnv ( https://direnv.net/ ) for developer environments and NixOS with https://github.com/serokell/deploy-rs for prod/deploys - takes serious digging and time
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Show HN: Supafana, one-click observability for Supabase (MIT)(supafana.com)
10 points by rekoros 2y ago|1 comments
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by rekoros 2y ago
Great work and writing - thank you!
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by rekoros 2y ago
I’ve been working on (with a couple of friends) a one-click observability solution for Supabase: https://supafana.com This our first experience in infrastructure SaaS (we opted for Azure) - way harder than we planned for, but se
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by rekoros 2y ago
I don’t fully understand the words you’ve used, but it feels that RU market is too small to justify building plants?
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Antarctic Snow Cruiser(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by rekoros 2y ago|0 comments
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List of Coca-Cola Brands(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by rekoros 2y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Coordinates on Each Lichess Board Square (Chrome Extension)(chromewebstore.google.com)
3 points by rekoros 2y ago|0 comments
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by rekoros 2y ago
If you’re looking for an open source feature flag option, also check out https://www.growthbook.io/
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by rekoros 2y ago
Talking to my 24 y-o daughter: - Have you ever heard of ICQ? - No
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by rekoros 2y ago
I don’t know, but I doubt that they’re so smart that they’re the only ones who “deserve”, somehow, to be blessed with functional CS101. I heard that it’s a special form of torture, since those CS programs must be hard, but I don’t really bu

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