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early stage product: πͺ΅ collect tinder, start fire before freeze
later stage product: π₯ keep fire alive, grow fire, defend fire
very different
h/t @christineluc
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i think many of the 'old' questions are still evergreen
- how easy is it to adapt (abstractions, build times, β¦)
- perf (can i get the perf i need from the stack)
but at the same time it is now easier to embrace some languages, runtimes, frameworks that would have been 'risky' in the past because of hiring
so in a sense I think many things that used to matter for good reasons still matter
many things that arguably never were 'good reasons' are not holding up as well
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l is a k/q runtime successor
w/ compatibility to q but better modern machine sympathy
(SIMD, compression, β¦)
π₯ on @oxidecomputer
kudos @loveless_jacob et al
ad astra
We're joining forces with L Labs to break records and bring the new open source L tick database to disrupt the market data workload space π
The L team will present the results at the NY STAC Summit this Wednesday Oct 21 in a talk titled: "All L broke loose".
Key highlights:
- Highest storage efficiency Highest storage efficiency of any published STAC-M3 Antuco result: 364%
- Outperformed all publicly disclosed results In 16 of 17 Shasta mean-response time benchmarks
- Faster than 14 of 17 Antuco benchmarks vs the most recent NVMe-flash based submission
- Fastest NBBO Fastest Antuco mean-response NBBO among SUTs using the q language
oxide.computer/blog/oxide-coβ¦
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Kai Resolve by @GleapHQ just got featured as π top product on @ProductHunt
great AI-native customer support platform used by Microsoft, Universal, Squarespace & more
producthunt.com/products/gleβ¦
kudos @ launching & shipping @lukasboehler et al β΄οΈ
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check your opencode installs
how?
supply chain attack?
We had a security breach last night related to a large scale distillation attack that impacted 1.4% of OpenCode Console users
We have notified them all this morning via email. If you did not get an email you were not impacted, it was a subset of users who had external providers linked
The incident is ongoing so we cannot share more details at this point but we are working with Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google to remediate
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this is the way
& also way less API hammering
agent should be situated w/ the data
not consume it via a straw of legacy CRUD apis
We see youβand your agentsβbuilding on Stripe data.
Now you can sync your Stripe data to Postgres in real time. No code, no webhooks to maintain, and free to get started.
Hello, real-time data. Show us what you build π
stripe.com/blog/real-time-stβ¦
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i wonder if the thrusters can be used for safety
like when you go off the cliff or flipping
to soften the crash?
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Thomas Schranz π retweeted
I had a similar reaction. Everyone should applaud performance improvements, but gauge against the βspeed of lightβ, not just a sloppy competitor. If you are measuring in seconds, you may have already anchored yourself incorrectly.
Structure the UI so you can put locally cached media up just a few vblanks after the process launches.
Structure the server so it can return everything necessary for the dynamic UI in one single query that was kicked off in parallel with the Gfx API initialization, branching to a modern transport protocol for large media files.
You should be able to double click on the launcher and have it responsive before your muscle memory can slam the pointer to a location to click on.
This is hilarious and awesome.
Awesome because this has annoyed millions of peoples for years.
Hilarious because WHY DOES IT TAKE 5 SECONDS TO SHOW A MENU OF GAMES?!
Steam takes 10 SECONDS?!
Do you realize how much time that is for a CPU with a modern internet connection? Am I crazy!? What am I missing?
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inference is a fancy way of saying "using" a model
(the computation that happens where the input + model weights produce an output)
muse spark arrived
Muse Spark Open -- weights releasing today -- runs great on new Mac Studios thanks to work with @johnternus and Apple.
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