punnerud

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Data Scientist/Engineer at Systek, a small company in Oslo/Norway.

morten(at)punnerud.net

Some hobby projects: https://claude-checkpoints.com https://blank-black-screen.com https://politihelikopter.com http://punnerud.github.io/CamDelete https://punnerud.github.io/Auto-Mouse-Jiggler-Mover

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Comment · 7 days ago
https://github.com/punnerud/mpedb is not there yet, focused on sync between sqlite3, Postgresql and Oracle. Shown that concurrent writes to sqlite3 is possible at the speed of Postgresql (My own project)
Comment · 14 days ago
Replacing Tesla Cybertruck as the primary emergency escape vehicle for astronauts?
Comment · 1 month ago
Yes
Comment · 1 month ago
"""One of their better releases that seemingly focused more on quality and refinements than new-features.""" - Compared to a lot of others, this one have introduced more bugs than I have ever experienced in more than 10 years.

I have stopped submitting bugs because of the tedious bug reporting app, only submit really bad ones. Can't they give some helping functions to finding the correct categories based on problem description?

Comment · 1 month ago
The program this fits into was not started by us nor was it proposed by a Large Language Model. (…) We took their work as a starting point, using Large Language Models to push their program to completion.

Thats how most people use LLMs? If I was back in my student days working in Navier-Stokes, I guess I would also punch at blow ups. The number of students doing this at the same time, posting open efforts to GitHub then retraining of the models. If there is solutions to the problem, it’s a real possibility that it was not a result of this effort?

Using a large amount of tokens is not a good augment that it’s not likely others have done the same. Good questions is the difference between $10 and $10M in token usage to solve a problem.

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Comment · 2 months ago
My prediction is that HuggingFace will take up the challenge with OpenRouter (now Stripe) and ollama.com (Facebook)
Comment · 2 months ago
Already using it as the primary DB in multiple off my apps and dev pipelines. I don't trust my own "slop", but the all the tests from SQLite, Python, PHP etc agains the DB
Comment · 2 months ago
You can think further, you can build a no-server server; Example let Nginx be running, then forward requests to the database, running the code, query data and responding then shutting down again. Need the service to do something regularly, just trigger that part of the database through crontab.

And yes you can let authorized users add custom code, make it run in the database like a micro-micro-vm and do stuff on triggers etc in the database as well.

This makes it even more powerful, because users can switch code during runtime and you can have multiple users "programming" against the same database at the same time working against the same data.

Comment · 2 months ago

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