okigan

Or creating repos that will merge their PR(s).

With all respect to FreeBSD.

It seems weird in 2025/2026 we are still discussing the baseline of getting a storage working.

Feels we’re spending too much time discussing the trees and not enough time getting the forest going: * we need reliable local storage * integrated backup * apps installation / management * remote access and account management * app isolation, reliable updates

Would love to see a snapshot of the GUI as part of the README.md.

Also docker link seems to be broken.

Most are overpaying in taxes for what they are getting.

Not to mention single/families without kids and seniors that still pay for school districts.

It’s unclear from your description is this Z3 problem or this is the nature of such problems (and it’s a wish).

Are there other tools that do it better or proposal how Z3 would do it?

Ugreen

It is so seductive that people don’t read the footnotes that explain that active-active does not do what they think it does.

It took 20 years to acknowledge that pushing eventual consistency to application layer is not worth it for most applications.

Seems the same is playing out out in Postgres with this extension, maybe will take it another 20 years

What’s a better syntax then?

Fantastic article.

I don’t use numpy often enough - but this explains the many WTF moments why it’s so annoying to get numpy pieces to work together.

Don’t you need to apply filtering to the frame selection based on scene score?

Otherwise you’d select frames with 0.3, 0.7, 1.0, 0.7, 0.3 - selecting 5 frames instead of 1?

Two pass with sobel filter comes to mind.

Could we have a concise and specific explanation how DSPy works?

All I've seen are vague definitions of new terms (ex. signatures) and "trust me this very powerful and will optimize it all for you".

Also, what would a good way to reason between DSPy and TextGrad?

As @leef mentioned, you should transition between Lambda and <another offering> based on the current load.

I've published LambdaFlex as an Infrastructure as Code (IaC) template. It automatically scales and manages traffic between AWS Lambda and AWS Fargate [1].

This setup leverages the strengths of both services: rapid scaling, scaling down to zero, and cost-effectiveness.

[1] GitHub: https://github.com/okigan/lambdaflex

After reading the parent comment - I thought to myself “so what”.

But after reading it on the product page - I fully agree: seeing clearly the targeted personas and out of scope usage significantly elevates my trust in the product and the team behind it.

Have not used the software, but now I want to try

I find langchain complicates more than it helps: abstractions are leaky, API is not consistent across components, and it creates overly complex components.

It's too many layers of over-engineered complexity, and it's for underlying components that are changing very rapidly, so you are getting bogged down with out-dated architecture very quickly.

Don’t worry, they tryout different titles and will see that content matters more than title.

I had an issue thinking UI was slow, but it turned up that mouse pointer integration issue - simple check: get a USB mouse and inject that USB device into VM.

Still not as good (as I remember VMware would provide), but better!

BTW, tested 7.0 just now -- anecdotally Ubuntu's UI does not feel any faster and somehow still depends on the resolution not the size of the window being moved

Yes, please elaborate - what’s better and why?

“It did cover group dynamics and management, which seems to be missing in the link.”

Can you share more info on that?

https://www.gofundme.com/f/lets-get-right-to-repair-passed

This needs to be posted more often

That seems to miss the point that they’ll have one chip family across all their devices - the cost savings to APPL will be tremendous compared to tailoring to intel/amd/iPhone_chip/ipad_chip.

So we can bemoan a missing cpu option but profitwise (ie price*volume-costs) it makes more sense.

Ran into this [1] issue with Ubiquiti and Stripe integration. Short story Ubiquiti integration insist on sending credit card numbers directly to Strip (vs using more secure method).

The issue has been there for 2 years -- which is beyond odd. When I've reached out to tech support the issue was effectively closed as known issue.

[1] https://community.ui.com/questions/Tokenization-for-Stripe-I...

servicing at the top of the street lamp would me so much easier, right?

still Lightning connector

where is usb-c as in macbook pro(s) and ipad(s)

to what purpose ?

any recommendations for a recent 5G router that can be flashed to OpenWrt? The table of hardware [1] has many routers but many have exceptions that 5G is not working.

Amazon [2] has some micro travel routers only - so what are good options under 100$?

[1] https://openwrt.org/toh/views/toh_available_864?dataflt%5BDe...

[2] https://www.amazon.com/s?k=openwrt

this is not a tech problem - scam phone calls easily solved by requiring authentication - it's political problem that scam companies keep paying to not get it implemented.

trying to get tech solutions that go agains political will is waist of time - work on political first [on cnn] then come here for [tech] solution

Why is this on tech news site? but it does seem to fit CNN domain

If one interprets that "set you own goals" is the task of AI then it's probably Sci-Fi AI, but that wasn't my question.

Let's say we have a goal, "evaluate persons impression of a particular book/topic/etc".

So the goal would be to have a conversation on this and related topics that would (re)construct person's impression.

Hence my question if there are any publications/articles that explored that?

any books/papers that address "goal" oriented NLP or hybrid based discussion?