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synthmeat

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About synthmeat

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    I'm not sure about the paper and claims on the whole but the Hanoi part has received some shade here https://x.com/scaling01/status/1931783050511126954

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    Comment #44054318

    Supra-aural headphones with a spherical camera rig would be really powerful ambient for first big AI-first product.

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    Comment #39653509

    To voice support for current state - do what you're already doing, and I agree on focusing on opening up the format. Don't hesitate to charge for v2, if improvements pile up and yo…

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    Comment #37613165

    You can read more about it here https://www.mongodb.com/docs/manual/changeStreams/ My feeling is that database needs to be built with replication in mind from the get-go to have so…

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    Comment #37612680

    MongoDB has had ChangeStreams for a long time now.

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    Comment #37596232

    Schema-less is a bit wrong term, since you always end up with one but, indeed, schema-on-read vs schema-on-write discussion for individual use cases is far from a settled thing, ev…

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    Comment #37596107

    Just to add to sibling comments, one killer feature for me is ChangeStreams[1]. It's miles ahead of what Postgres[2] offers, and it enables really interesting use cases. Some of my…

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    Comment #32576281

    OpenResty with Redis on the same system - both Lua-powered - is a god-like power. Ability to do basically control and rewrite all your ingress AND egress and have some state via Re…

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    Comment #32525998

    Also, if they're not keeping old domain (thus being able to create any (new or old) email account), they're doing a really bad job at sysadmining.

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    Comment #32525944

    Yeah. I'm not 100% even sure what is this "GitHub" part of, but I'd be thankful anyone is helping me in any way to recover my account.

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    Comment #32448066

    IVMED-80 should come out this year as well.

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    Comment #32165273

    You can even do live resharding since 5.0.

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    Comment #32102460

    Safari for general browsing (and default) because it's the most energy efficient one. Firefox for work. The best implementation of pinned tabs. Shame it's a resource hog. Chrome fo…

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    Comment #32054412

    Boolean capabilities of meter per every entry? Shouldn't impact size that much, easy to index. As a bonus, you can track failure of a sensor per each meter, and know when it first …

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    Comment #31642454

    It has already been said, but it bears repeating: "Any sufficiently advanced business model is indistinguishable from a scam." https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8227941

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    Comment #31527351

    What was it that broke it? Usage of unsafe? Security and bug fixes in the compiler/tooling? Just interested.

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    Comment #31527280

    Go is yet to prove its stability over timespans similar to those languages you've mentioned, but it doesn't have many of noted (and similar) quirks.