enether
Joined 9 years ago
Karma
420
Submissions
187
Member since
Jul 25
Recent submissions
Comment · 11 days ago
??
Comment · 11 days ago
it's annoying but as you show, it can be automated away trivially
Comment · 12 days ago
A regular day in modern France. The "country" is vastly different in culture and ethnicity than the country during those times
Comment · 2 months ago
Sounds a bit like registering and reported to each country's VAT system, which almost no online creators do (even ones making hundreds of thousands of online subsription revenue)
Comment · 5 months ago
The permission thing is a killer to productivity, if you're running Claude I think it's more efficient to just run in a disposable sandbox (like exe.dev[1]) or in some form of docker container with permissions you're personally ok taking the risk with on a personal machine[2]
[1] - https://exe.dev/ is a new cloud provider with some very useful agent UX [2] - I built https://github.com/stanislavkozlovski/dclaude/ for this; not perfect but gets my job done on the rare occassion I need to run the coding agent locally
Comment · 5 months ago
I have to say, it works pretty good. I tested it by creating a Kafka cluster here: https://x.com/kozlovski/status/2050943790580457646
In <15 minutes it got everything up and running - the Kafka brokers, the Kafka controllers, schema registry, Grafana. Pretty impressive
Comment · 6 months ago
are there really no other maintenance tools that do this already? seems like a low hanging fruit?
Comment · 6 months ago
the irony of using Claude to create this lol
Comment · 6 months ago
Yeah, which is why this Ursa-for-Kafka (UFK) fork can be a drop-in replacement. It holds both the classic Kafka topics with disks, and the Ursa engine topics that have higher latency.
I agree with your assessment re: latency. I've been very vocal about this ever since this type of architecture came out.
Comment · 6 months ago
It could also be that the world as a whole cares less about privacy today than they did seven years ago. Without a relative measurement from a similar platform, it's a bit of an empty statement
One thing that has certainly changed is that algorithms have become more aggressive. If your content isn't performing well, it gets hidden much faster and more aggressively than before. This makes sense when you consider it from the PoV of the platforms (they have much more content to choose from)