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weli
21d ago
That's what I don't understand. They could mitigate their name so much if they just split free/paid/enterprise. It's already shown that enterprise is much more estable and is largely unaffected from service disrupti
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weli
22d ago
They affect different things. You want more powerful models -> more memory. You want the models that run to be faster -> more gpu cores.
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weli
1mo ago
Segments of the UI that don't conform to any other existing established design or conventions
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weli
1mo ago
Anecdotal, opinion: Gpt is really good in vision stuff, or at least their MoE seems to be really cohesive. From my experience Claude models can be really good at language but the moment they need to look at a picture and decide why the desi
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weli
1mo ago
You can compile to Linux targets though
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weli
1mo ago
A game inspired by living in Berlin for 5 years
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Show HN: S-Bahn Seat Picker
(welidev.github.io)
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weli
1mo ago
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weli
1mo ago
Compactions are supported and heavily recommended! https://github.com/welidev/scroll/issues/1
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weli
1mo ago
Doesn't webhooks put even more work on them? You need to create a webhook dashboard, sometimes with multiple environments and administration endpoints, a way to set HMAC secrets, retriability and deliverability mechanisms, a local tunn
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weli
1mo ago
> That seems unlikely to me, but I might be surprised. I'm pretty sure you've hit the nail on the head. Especially now with LLM's you'd be surprised of how many people are running full on production apps that are code
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weli
1mo ago
Not only this but the spec explictly allows provider-terminated connections followed by a 429 with a respected "Retry-After" if you want to definitely kick "slow" feeds. This combined with HTTP2/3 multiplexing makes
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weli
1mo ago
I reached out through email :) Just one correction. My spec doesn't force /scroll/ URL's, just proposes it as a convention.
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weli
1mo ago
Stripe events API is one of the examples of how to do things properly. And SCROLL is just trying to create a common spec so that everyone offers a stripe-like event polling api.
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weli
1mo ago
That is completely fine. In the spec cursors just need to be lexicographically comparable. They could easily be timestamps if the provider chooses to. In many of my example they are just alphanumeric dictionaries.
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weli
1mo ago
Maybe the LLM has written maximum 50 words of the article by just being directed to switch things around and improve grammar and or internal consistency
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The Valley of Webhooks
(weli.dev)
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weli
1mo ago
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weli
1mo ago
For the morale of the person who created the PR, closing every PR you make is pretty similar to just being banned
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weli
1mo ago
I'm not upset because LLM disclosure is mandatory. I'm upset about the consequences this has and how easy this makes for people to gatekeep new IC's under false and difficult to prove pretenses. "This looks like AI, clos
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weli
1mo ago
Please! Would love HN meetup in Berlin.
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weli
1mo ago
I really dislike every kind of rule that says something along the lines "if it's LLM generated you must self-disclose otherwise it is against the rules". Because this quickly leads to witch hunting and easy persecution of I
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Don't replicate data over webhooks. SCROLL
(welidev.github.io)
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weli
2mo ago
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weli
2mo ago
A simple mecanism: Open an https stream to a collection, each new line is a new object event with a cursor. Your server was down? Simply subscribe to the same collection from the last cursor saved.
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weli
2mo ago
Yea but that's where "reasonable suspicion" comes in a court of law. If you are standing next to a dead body, with a bloody knife in your hand.
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weli
2mo ago
Isn't english known for not having an official set of gramatical rules? There are conventions and rules from universities i.e Cambridge vs Oxford comma. But there is no single body that is commonly accepted by all english-speaking coun
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Ask HN: Can I come to your Chinese office?
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2mo ago
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weli
2mo ago
Maybe it has something to do with Cloudfront having an outage too https://health.aws.amazon.com/health/status
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weli
2mo ago
I guess the v8 isolate is heavily restricted and sandboxed and can't be used to access the local filesystem
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weli
2mo ago
At least with bun you can compile with bytecode enabled. That, tree shaking and other optimizations our production app entire docker image is like 120mb...
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3mo ago
But slow organic growth is not a hyperscaling unicorn. Who wants to invest money for a mere 50% return? We need to x100 or x1000 it for it to even be worth to invest.
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weli
3mo ago
Not a situation that happened to me per se. More of a mix of situations that have happened to me and I've seen happen to people close to me aggregated into a single metaphor.
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