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No, Dem candidates are safe. The culture wars benefit both parties and their billionaire owners.

Today we are looking at the build that goes with yesterday's introduction to ai engineering.

If you read aie_1.0 and wanted to see what an LLM API call looks like in code, this is it.

I go step by step, block by block so it is easy to follow along.


It's a normal open source announcement without the corporate bullshit. No fatigue. No doom. Just facts! /s

anybody actually running a business mostly automated with AI agents? Where are you finding success in? I just find it very skeptical that the human can be taken out of the loop entirely

Dude you spent more time building the sponsor form than the appplication itself. Are we promoting lovable slop now?

interesting....i didn't know people still bought books from bookstore when they compete with Amazon, who are your demographics? I really do love the bookstores but haven't been in one in ages

Why do people automatically jump to conclusion that it was Russia in the comments? They haven't even released any evidence or investigation yet in official sense.

migration tooling like this can remove a lot of quiet risk. which mysql edge case was hardest?

not before ordering a pair

I think it may be time to close my laptop

a live diff feels much easier to trust than a running terminal log. does it handle several agents at once?

I am quite aware how it works. What you are describing is nationalism which isn't what is happening online these days. Nationalism is an older form of propaganda / State control. I am not a Libertarian/Ancap but this is a concise description of the mechanism.

> Since most men tend to love their homeland, the identification of that land and its people with the State was a means of making natural patriotism work to the State’s advantage. If “Ruritania” was being attacked by “Walldavia,” the first task of the State and its intellectuals was to convince the people of Ruritania that the attack was really upon them and not simply upon the ruling caste. In this way, a war between rulers was converted into a war between peoples, with each people coming to the defense of its rulers in the erroneous belief that the rulers were defending them. This device of “nationalism” has only been successful, in Western civilization, in recent centuries; it was not too long ago that the mass of subjects regarded wars as irrelevant battles between various sets of nobles.

https://mises.org/online-book/anatomy-state/how-state-preser...


I think of Java/Kotlin and Spring as a secret weapon for startups. My workplace was a startup 5 years ago and it's amazing how things just worked as expected, leaving us more time to focus on the product. We have tried a few alternatives over the years, such as a few services in Rust, but the people who implemented those have usually seen the advantage of using a stable ecosystem after a few years. It's unfortunately something you need to experience yourself instead of being told by someone else.

letting the agent build its own panes is a neat idea. do people keep the layouts it creates?

So cool, I'm going to try building one myself!

> Russia is ruled by evil, murderous tyrants

Yes, and Stalin was Georgian, Kaganowitch was Ukrainian (and orchestrated the Ukrainian Holodomor), Breshnev was Ukrainian and so on.

The alternative parties are not pro-Russia. They want to trade with a totalitarian regime just like we trade with Saudi Arabia. And they'll break their election promises anyway just like Meloni and Trump broke theirs.


I don't care about his opinions are. There was some controversy about it at the time it was posted, I read it and I've seen the exact same opinions before. There was nothing that interesting about what they said other than other people found it controversial.

People like yourself have been wound up. I used to be like this when I went down the political rabbit hole. You that you think some views he has expressed has any grander importance, they simply don't.


I'm curious how Cloudflare keeps the learned key exchange preference accurate when a hostname is backed by multiple origins with different TLS configurations?

And you want to indicate what with your smile?

No but a democracy should protect democracy.

AfD is concluding with russia, a country which poisned people on EU ground.

AfD also has plenty of real nazis doing nazi shit and AfD is not excluding them.

AfD is not democracy. AfD is antidemocracy even if it would get elected democratically.


Love the idea! Have you run this against any benchmarks?

What were your main UX issues with existing harnesses?


I find these sorts of conversations tiresome. Almost nobody who isn't interested in particular parts of the tech remotely knows who DHH is. He managed to secure some funding for his Linux distro. None of this directly translates to the broader political landscape.

I think you and others that pretending that this is the case, is borderline delusional.


There is a group of people in canada which takes care of QoL and another group of people taking care of external relationships and trade.

And normally this helps a country?


What a cool idea. I might have to give this one a try. I've got Raspberry's coming out the wazoo.

I think that probably KYC is too much for both fintech and bank enterprises. I've fear that all these useless info are a trove for thieves.

I wonder if this tool can support migration without downtime, data increase continuously

What is wrong with using IndexedDB?

Many big companies are starting now to test agentic coding to automate business processes. This could be a nice tool to distribute apps for workflows that aren't big enough to justify the operational overhed of maintaining a traditional web app backend. Nice!

on the contrary, it was not lost on me...

We often use the latest version of Java at my work place. We haven't had any issues with upgrading, so there's no benefit of waiting for an LTS. There's no big process behind it either. The developers just quietly change the version as part of keeping the project up to date (BAU)

It may be that we are shielded from edge cases because we are based on Spring, which is probably the most tested piece of software before new versions of Java are released. But it's my impression that the risk of upgrading to a new version of Java is not the same today as it was in the past. The only advantage of an LTS is that it is supported longer, so that you can postpone the upgrade if you really want. It's not as if the intermediate releases are inferior or less safe.


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