What's the end goal for bacachefs?
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Sounds cool for long term data storage, but they need to get the read write speeds up.
4mbps write and 30mbps read is extremely slow. Even if they achieve their roadmap 500mbps is still slow compared to modern drives.
Better not keep any data you need access to within like 90 days on it or you're toast.
What market is this even aiming for? Bitcoiners?
Not working on edge on android either
Is fact checker an actual job?
I learned today that you can install vscode via winget now lol
I am in the process of building myself a cross platform GUI for network monitoring.
Simply because I need one for non-critical stuff and things like uptime robot are enterprise geared and too expensive for me to entertain.
I wish there was an uptime robot for like 25 cents a monitor a month.
When a ocaml maintainer took the time to give you real feedback, all you responded with was:
"Thanks X Person"
You're the direct cause to open source burn out.
I hate these comparisons because it's not apples to apples.
The entire point of AWS is so you don't have to get a dedicated server.
It's infra as a service.
Same here. Gemini just rips shit out and doesn't understand the flow well between event based components either
I got this on the dominos pizza app recently. I clicked the bread sticks by mistake and clocked out, and a pop up came up and offered me the bread sticks for $1.99 as well.
So now whenever I get Dominos I click and back out of everything to get any free coupons
Ya if you ask them to make it too, they just make math based ones lol
If the only restriction on reverse engineering is their cloud SaaS, why was everyone up in arms?
Or is this Arduino trying to save face?
Check out the new grok 4.1 graphs. They're even worse
Copilot has gotten a lot better lately at least on insiders. They are actually serving close to 200k context on insiders last I checked, which brings it more online with the first party apis
Afaik, there's no difference besides how aggressive or not it is.
But it's the same concept. Taking tokens in context and removing irreverent ones by summarizing, etc
Maybe he means not the best move but an equally almost strong move?
Because ya, that doesn't happen lol.
I was able to do this with vitest and a ton of lint rules.
Literally lol
Yup, I get the same ick factor when I hear about it.
I think you have to be a certain personality type to get hooked into the chat emotional connection shit
But at the end of the day, you're essentially just hyping yourself up, alone. It's quite sad as well.
Couldn't you learn way more without the fluff?
Would you really ask an AI how's it's doing?
Im the same I'm only 30 though.
Why would I want to invest emotionally into a literal program? It's bizarre, then you consider that the way you talk to it shapes the responses.
They are essentially talking to themselves and love themselves for it. I can't understand it and I use AI for coding almost daily in one way or another.
People are so naive if they think most people can solve their problem with a one hour session a week.
Just want to say built in glyphs makes terminal ANSI art awesome.
I forked a colorscripts project and added some true ANSI art after conversion and the built in glyphs look so much better than any other font.
It's great but is there any special rendering for the built in glyphs that's not possible with fonts? Just curious
Nice. My bike shop will only sell batteries or bikes with UL because their insurance requires it.
Good luck!
I don't think so as it generates stuff even for projects without any documents
Wouldn't that only matter if the bug has no affect on little endian?
Otherwise you don't need the other endian to confirm it?
Or are you saying to test their software before it goes out to big endian devices, which doesn't answer the question as to why someone would want to use it on those end devices?
I find it's better than context7, but that's not saying much
Isn't that why so much of it ends up in the third world where they break it down and get the valuable parts out under horrible conditions?
Just like old cruise boats
It's literally an economic pressure.
Even if they were the same efficiency the older takes up way more space.
Why would you pay for 5x the data center space? Surely building they out isn't energy cheap either
Are these rated? My local bike shop won't sell anything without that specific safety rating. I forgot the exact number.
I've seen that more and more common lately