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rickette
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Software engineer, Co-Founder @ https://mindloops.io
- ricketteReally? I'm daily driving JetBrains IDEs on Apple M3 and don't recognize any if this. Just give it a bunch of extra heap memory (eg 4g instead if 1gb) and it's fast!
- Well the docs say the old way (no Kafka) is on its way out:
"However, this architecture is set to be deprecated in a future release."
So it doesn't stay optional unfortunately. It quite a heavy dependency to include...
- Couple of years ago us-east was considered the least stable region here on HN due to its age. Is that still a thing?
- Adobe Flex with Adobe Catalyst. Design a GUI in Photoshop, export it to Flex/Flash to add interactivity.
Looked cool during demos. Got killed when Flash died.
- Exactly, also requires authentication. How can this be 10/10?
- Only the higher/highest tier Google Workspace users can send these kind of emails. Anyone can read them.
- Only available for Google Workspace: Enterprise Plus with the Assured Controls add-on.
- There's a clear text password in one of your GitHub Action workflows: https://github.com/dbos-inc/dbos-transact-golang/blob/main/....
- JetBrains native AI assistant supports Ollama out of the box. No need for a 3rd party plugin anymore.
See https://www.jetbrains.com/help/ai-assistant/use-custom-model...
- Shindig https://shindig.apache.org/ was the reference implementation of this spec. Was pretty novel at the time.
- 2 points
- Well to be fair: this doesn't happen very often. It's quite a stable service in my experience.
- GitHub Actions originally supported HCL (Hashicorp Configuration Language) instead of YAML. But the YAML force was too strong: https://github.blog/changelog/2019-09-17-github-actions-will....
- Thanks for the insight!
- Would that kind of data not compress like crazy? Or would they need to keep all that data hot and fast.
- Cool. Also https://github.com/deepseek-ai/3FS by DeepSeek which came out of High-Flyer a Chinese HFT firm.
- Over 500PB of data, wow. Would love to know how and why "statistical models that produce price forecasts for over 50,000 financial instruments worldwide" require that much storage.
- Radix Trees are (often?) used for this purpose, for example in Chi: https://github.com/go-chi/chi. Coincidentally FSTs and Radix trees share some similarities.